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摘要
“了解你的恒星,了解你的行星”:对恒星参数和行为进行精确和准确的估计是可靠地描述绕其轨道运行的系外行星的必要条件。然而,这些数据通常是由许多不同的调查和设施收集的,造成了不一致的存档。Patrick de Laverny和他的同事们用盖亚天体测量学和光谱学展示了2573颗系外行星主恒星及其相关的3556颗系外行星的特性。盖亚数据发布3号确定了超过4300颗系外行星恒星,其中约42%具有完全特征的大气。作者使用这个子样本,结合其他地面光谱调查,以内部一致的程序提取它们的质量、半径和亮度。精度的提高是实质性的:恒星半径的不确定性比文献中的两倍还要好。相关系外行星的半径和质量然后通过适当地重新缩放文献中的数据来计算,并考虑到这些新值。
‘Know thy star, know thy planet’: precise and accurate estimates of stellar parameters and behaviour are necessary to reliably characterize their orbiting exoplanets. However, these data are usually gathered by many different surveys and facilities, creating an inconsistent archive. Patrick de Laverny and colleagues present a homogenous catalogue of the properties of 2,573 exoplanetary host stars and their related 3,556 exoplanets with Gaia astrometry and spectroscopy.
The Gaia Data Release 3 identified more than 4,300 exoplanet-hosting stars, ~42% of which have fully characterized atmospheres. The authors use this subsample, integrated with other ground-based spectroscopic surveys, to extract their mass, radius and luminosity with an internally consistent procedure. The improvement in precision is substantial: the uncertainty on stellar radii is more than a factor of two better than the literature. The radius and mass of associated exoplanets are then computed by re-scaling appropriately the data from the literature taking into account these new values.
Nature AstronomyPhysics and Astronomy-Astronomy and Astrophysics
CiteScore
19.50
自引率
2.80%
发文量
252
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