An algorithm for the fitting of planet models to Kepler light curves
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Jie Li | Hema Chandrasekaran | Peter Tenenbaum | Jon M. Jenkins | Stephen T. Bryson | Joseph D. Twicken | Elisa V. Quintana | P. Tenenbaum | J. Jenkins | S. Bryson | E. Quintana | J. Twicken | Jie Li | H. Chandrasekaran
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