On the Dayside Thermal Emission of Hot Jupiters
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L. J. Richardson | S. Seager | B. M. S. Hansen | D. Deming | S. Seager | D. Deming | B. Hansen | K. Menou | J. Cho | K. Menou | J. Y-K. Cho
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