A sensitivity analysis of the WFCAM Transit Survey for short-period giant planets around M dwarfs
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J. Koppenhoefer | D. Barrado | F. Murgas | R. Saglia | B. Sipocz | J. Koppenhoefer | R. Saglia | S. Hodgkin | G. Kov'acs | D. Barrado | F. Murgas | B. SipHocz | E. Mart'in | D. Pinfield | E. Martín | J. Birkby | J. Zendejas | B. SipHocz | G'abor Kov'acs | S. Hodgkin | D. Pinfield | J. Birkby | M. Cappetta | P. Cruz | E. Mart'in | B. Nefs | J. Zendejas | M. Cappetta | P. Cruz | B. Nefs | R. Saglia
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