HAT-P-3b: A Heavy-Element-rich Planet Transiting a K Dwarf Star
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A. Sozzetti | D. W. Latham | Hungary | R. W. Noyes | G. Kovacs | R. P. Butler | Hungary. | J. Fernández | D. Latham | D. Sasselov | A. Sozzetti | G. Marcy | G. Torres | G. Esquerdo | R. Stefanik | R. Butler | R. Noyes | G. Kovács | D. Fischer | G. Bakos | J. Lázár | G. A. Bakos | G. Torres | D. A. Fischer | G. W. Marcy | D. D. Sasselov | R. P. Stefanik | G. A. Esquerdo | J. Lazar | I. Papp | P. Sári | I. Papp | P. Observatory | H. I. -. O. A. D. Torino | Italy University of Southern California | Berkeley Hungarian Astronomical Association | J. M. Fernandez | P. Sari Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics H Observatory | Hungary INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino | Italy San Francisco State University Carnegie Institute California | G. Kovacs | Hungary | P. S. K. Observatory | H. I. -. O. A. D. Torino | Berkeley Hungarian Astronomical Association
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