Latest Research in Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
21 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
- Earth and Planetary Astrophysics — 7 papers
- Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies — 7 papers
- Solar and Stellar Astrophysics — 6 papers
- Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Two Kepler red-giant eclipsing binaries as lower red-giant branch benchmarks for asteroseismic scaling relations. Dynamical masses and radii from JKTEBOP and PHOEBE-2 modeling
- Does HD 3167 Have Planets with Perpendicular Orbits?
- Stellar Ages of M Dwarf Hosts of Temperate Sub-Neptunes
- UX Men: Detached Eclipsing Binary as a Benchmark Candidate
- The Discovery of K2-232c: Divergent Formation Histories for Hot and Warm Jupiters Based on Outer Companion Eccentricity
- Unveiling hidden multiplicity in the TESS archive a systematic vetting of sub arcsecond stellar companions using Gaia DR3
- Unveiling hidden multiplicity in the TESS archive a systematic vetting of sub arcsecond stellar companions using Gaia DR3
- Fundamental effective temperature measurements for eclipsing binary stars - IX. Characterisation of 5 solar-type eclipsing binaries with M-dwarf companions
- Asteroseismology of TESS Luminaries in the PLATO era
- Unified Kraft Break at ~6500 K: A Newly Identified Single-Star Obliquity Transition Matches the Classical Rotation Break
- Exoplanets in star clusters
- The low-mass companions in eclipsing binaries with F/G primaries: a large sample analysis
- The true masses of radial-velocity exoplanets constrained by stability
- BSN-VII: Photometric Light Curve Study of Three Cool, Large-Amplitude, Low Mass, W-Subtype Contact Binaries
- BSN-VIII: Detailed Photometric Modeling of Ten W UMa Contact Binaries and a Revised Empirical Period-Mass Relationship
- Not so typical doubly eclipsing systems
- Alfred: A Flexible, User-Friendly Python Package for Exoplanet Confirmation
- JWST color sequence of transiting exoplanets and directly imaged substellar objects
- Kepler-50: Two Planets in Close Resonance Perturbed by a Non-transiting Planet
- Six new doubly eclipsing quadruples in a 2+2 architecture