NEAR-INFRARED THERMAL EMISSION FROM TrES-3b: A Ks-BAND DETECTION AND AN H-BAND UPPER LIMIT ON THE DEPTH OF THE SECONDARY ECLIPSE
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David Lafreniere | Bryce Croll | Ray Jayawardhana | Jonathan J. Fortney | Loic Albert | J. Fortney | D. Lafrenière | R. Jayawardhana | L. Albert | B. Croll | D. Lafreniére
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