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3.8um Imaging of 400-600K Brown Dwarfs and Orbital Constraints for WISEP J045853.90+643452.6AB
S. K. Leggett, Trent J. Dupuy, Caroline V. Morley +10
Half of the energy emitted by late-T- and Y-type brown dwarfs emerges at 3.5 < lambda um < 5.5. We present new L' (3.43 < lambda um < 4.11) photometry obtained at the Gemini North…
WISE J072003.20-084651.2B Is A Massive T Dwarf
Trent J. Dupuy, Michael C. Liu, William M. J. Best +21
We present individual dynamical masses for the nearby M9.5+T5.5 binary WISE J072003.20084651.2AB, a.k.a. Scholz's star. Combining high-precision CFHT/WIRCam photocenter astromet…
ACRONYM III: Radial Velocities for 336 Candidate Young Low-Mass Stars in the Solar Neighborhood, Including 78 Newly Confirmed Young Moving Group Members
Adam C. Schneider, Evgenya L. Shkolnik, Katelyn N. Allers +4
Young, low-mass stars in the solar neighborhood are vital for completing the mass function for nearby, young coeval groups, establishing a more complete census for evolutionary stu…
The Elusive Majority of Young Moving Groups. I. Young Binaries and Lithium-Rich Stars in the Solar Neighborhood
Brendan P. Bowler, Sasha Hinkley, Carl Ziegler +8
Young stars in the solar neighborhood serve as nearby probes of stellar evolution and represent promising targets to directly image self-luminous giant planets. We have carried out…
The Early Evolution of Stars and Exoplanet Systems: Exploring and Exploiting Nearby, Young Stars (an Astro2020 Science White Paper)
Joel H. Kastner, Katelyn Allers, Brendan Bowler +12
Our knowledge of the population of young (age <=750 Myr) stars that lie within ~120 pc of the Sun is rapidly accelerating. The vast majority of these nearby, young stars can be pla…