H− Opacity and Water Dissociation in the Dayside Atmosphere of the Very Hot Gas Giant WASP-18b
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Jacob L. Bean | Megan Mansfield | Laura Kreidberg | Michael R. Line | Vivien Parmentier | Jean-Michel Desert | Kevin B. Stevenson | Jonathan J. Fortney | J. Fortney | J. Bean | M. Line | K. Stevenson | M. Mansfield | A. Showman | Adam P. Showman | V. Parmentier | L. Kreidberg | J. Arcangeli | Jacob Arcangeli | J. Désert | Jacob Arcangeli
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