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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"exozodi"”.

  1. The origin and evolution of warm exozodiacal dust

    … dust in the habitable zone of the star, known as exozodiacal dust, or exozodis for short. Such dust will be a source of noise and confusion when attempting to detect and characterise Earth-like planets. Therefore, an understanding of exozodiacal dust is crucial to our search for habitable planets …

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  2. Planetesimal Belts in Misaligned Wide Stellar Binaries

    … it is not high enough to explain the brightest exozodi like η Corvi or β Leo, though it could explain fainter exozodi.

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  3. EXOCOMETS AT LARGE ORBITAL RADII AND THEIR INWARD TRANSPORT IN DEBRIS DISCS

    … planets and explain the frequently observed exozodiacal dust. To conclude, in Chapter 7 I summarise the results and conclusions of this dissertation and discuss ongoing and future work.

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