Occurrence and core-envelope structure of 1–4× Earth-size planets around Sun-like stars
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Howard Isaacson | Erik A. Petigura | Andrew W. Howard | Geoffrey W. Marcy | Lars A. Buchhave | L. Buchhave | G. Marcy | H. Isaacson | A. Howard | L. Weiss | E. Petigura | Lauren M. Weiss
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