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Searching for Planets Orbiting Alpha Centauri A with the James Webb Space Telescope
Charles Beichman, Marie Ygouf, Jorge Llop Sayson +18
Alpha Centauri A is the closest solar-type star to the Sun and offers an excellent opportunity to detect the thermal emission of a mature planet heated by its host star. The MIRI c…
Developing Linear Dark-Field Control for Exoplanet Direct Imaging in the Laboratory and on Ground-based Telescopes
Thayne Currie, Eugene Pluzhnik, Ruslan Belikov +1
Imaging rocky planets in reflected light, a key focus of future NASA missions and ELTs, requires advanced wavefront control to maintain a deep, temporally correlated null of stella…
Sensitivity Analyses of Exoplanet Occurrence Rates from Kepler and Gaia
Megan Shabram, Natalie Batalha, Susan E. Thompson +11
We infer the number of planets-per-star as a function of orbital period and planet size using archival data products with updated stellar properties from the Data R…
High-Contrast Testbeds for Future Space-Based Direct Imaging Exoplanet Missions
Johan Mazoyer, Pierre Baudoz, Ruslan Belikov +25
Instrumentation techniques in the field of direct imaging of exoplanets have greatly advanced over the last two decades. Two of the four NASA-commissioned large concept studies inv…
The ExoEarth Yield Landscape for Future Direct Imaging Space Telescopes
Christopher C. Stark, Rus Belikov, Matthew R. Bolcar +19
The expected yield of potentially Earth-like planets is a useful metric for designing future exoplanet-imaging missions. Recent yield studies of direct-imaging missions have focuse…
The Critical, Strategic Importance of Adaptive Optics-Assisted Ground-Based Telescopes for the Success of Future NASA Exoplanet Direct Imaging Missions
Thayne Currie, Ruslan Belikov, Olivier Guyon +18
Ground-based telescopes coupled with adaptive optics (AO) have been playing a leading role in exoplanet direct imaging science and technological development for the past two decade…