KELT-21b: A Hot Jupiter Transiting the Rapidly Rotating Metal-poor Late-A Primary of a Likely Hierarchical Triple System
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Rebecca L. Sorber | Marshall C. Johnson | Joseph E. Rodriguez | M. Penny | J. Pepper | K. Stassun | J. Tayar | G. Scarpetta | D. James | P. Cargile | B. Gaudi | M. Lund | D. Depoy | J. Crepp | J. Eastman | M. Joner | D. Latham | M. Mallonn | W. Cochran | M. Endl | V. S. Aguirre | B. Fulton | H. Jang-Condell | A. Bieryla | T. Tan | George Zhou | S. Novati | E. Gonzales | K. Collins | A. Serenelli | D. Cohen | T. Beatty | M. Spencer | D. Stevens | S. Villanueva | R. Siverd | V. Bozza | J. Kielkopf | T. Carroll | D. Kasper | R. Kuhn | Xinyu Yao | K. Strassmeier | C. Stockdale | T. Oberst | D. Stephens | I. Ilyin | J. Labadie-Bartz | K. Penev | E. Jensen | I. Curtis | J. Gregorio | K. McLeod | P. Reed | H. Relles | R. Zambelli | G. D’ago | K. Col'on | Sormeh Yazdi | R. Sorber | Luke Maritch | Seth P. Clarke | Maria Martinez | J. Trump | Adam G. Bugg | E. Hintz | A. Arredondo | A. Benzaid | D. Hancock | G. Zhou | S. C. Novati | X. Yao | K. Mcleod | Jason B. Trump | Joseph E. Rodriguez | A. Bugg
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