Characterization of exoplanets from their formation - II. The planetary mass-radius relationship
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Y. Alibert | T. Henning | H. Klahr | T. Henning | Y. Alibert | C. Georgy | T. Henning | C. Mordasini | H. Klahr | C. Mordasini | C. Georgy | K.-M. Dittkrist | K.-M. Dittkrist | K. Dittkrist
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