The WASP-South search for transiting exoplanets
arXiv:1012.2286 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/20101101004
Abstract
Since 2006 WASP-South has been scanning the Southern sky for transiting exoplanets. Combined with Geneva Observatory radial velocities we have so far found over 30 transiting exoplanets around relatively bright stars of magnitude 9--13. We present a status report for this ongoing survey.
To appear in the proceedings of the OHP conference "Detection and dynamics of transiting exoplanets", 23-27th August 2010
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