LARGE ECCENTRICITY, LOW MUTUAL INCLINATION: THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF A HIERARCHICAL SYSTEM OF GIANT PLANETS
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John Asher Johnson | Daniel Foreman-Mackey | Avi Shporer | Kelsey I. Clubb | Leslie Hebb | Jeff A. Valenti | Daniel C. Fabrycky | Benjamin J. Fulton | Andrew W. Howard | Phillip A. Cargile | Lars A. Buchhave | P. Cargile | Avi Shporer | J. Valenti | L. Buchhave | A. Howard | D. Huber | D. Fabrycky | B. Fulton | L. Hebb | D. Foreman-Mackey | R. Dawson | R. Murray-Clay | K. Clubb | Daniel Huber | Rebekah I. Dawson | Ruth A. Murray-Clay | J. Johnson
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