THE GJ1214 SUPER-EARTH SYSTEM: STELLAR VARIABILITY, NEW TRANSITS, AND A SEARCH FOR ADDITIONAL PLANETS
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David Charbonneau | Jacob Bean | Emilio E. Falco | Christopher J. Burke | Jonathan Irwin | E. Falco | J. Bean | D. Charbonneau | C. Burke | J. D'esert | J. Irwin | Z. K. Berta | P. Nutzman | Jean-Michel D'esert | Zachory K. Berta | Philip Nutzman
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