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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"atmospheric retrievals"”.
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Exoplanetary Atmospheric Retrievals with Transit Spectroscopy in the JWST Era
Atmospheric spectroscopy of planets beyond our solar system can provide important insights into their atmospheric processes, formation histories and even the presence of life. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has already led to the first of likely many breakthroughs with novel chemical …
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Towards Generalized Characterization of Exoplanet Atmospheres with Transit Spectroscopy
… of parameter space; from ultra-hot Jupiters with atmospheric temperatures beyond 3000 K, to temperate mini Neptunes that may host water in their atmospheres. Upcoming observational facilities in the next two decades will deliver exquisite spectra of exoplanet atmospheres at wavelengths never …
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The Observational Diversity of sub-Neptunes
… of these most-common exoplanets with space-based atmospheric spectroscopy, as well as models of their atmospheres including the effects of clouds and hazes. First, I present the near-infrared atmospheric transmission spectrum of the warm Neptune TOI-674 b, observed with the \textit{Hubble} Space …
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Investigating the Characteristics of Exoplanetary Atmospheres and Interiors
… such as mass and radius combining with detailed atmospheric spectroscopy to provide unprecedented insight into the nature of these remote worlds. However, these high-quality observations also require sophisticated modelling and analysis tools in order to maximise the scientific output from the …
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New Avenues in Atmospheric Modelling of Exoplanets
In this thesis I explore various aspects of atmospheric characterisation of exoplanets with the primary goal of understanding their chemical compositions and physical processes. My research led to the development of new self-consistent models of exoplanetary atmospheres, a new paradigm for …