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Graph neural networks for exoplanet atmospheres
Antonia Vojtekova, Kai Hou Yip, Ingo P. Waldmann +4
Calculating disequilibrium chemistry in exoplanet atmospheres remains a significant computational bottleneck in atmospheric retrievals. The increasing observational precision from…
TIRAMISU: Non-LTE radiative transfer for molecules in exoplanet atmospheres
Charles A. Bowesman, Sergei N. Yurchenko, Ahmed Al-Refaie +1
The TIRAMISU code, a new program for computing on-the-fly non-LTE molecular spectra and opacities for solving self-consistent radiative transfer problems in exoplanet atmospheres,…
Inclusion of sulfur chemistry in a validated C/H/O/N chemical network: identification of key C/S coupling pathways
R. Veillet, O. Venot, B. Sirjean +6
The detection of SO2 in both WASP-39 b and WASP-107 b recently brought more attention to the modeling of photochemistry in exoplanets. However, sulfur kinetics data is lacking in t…
A new look into the atmospheric composition of WASP-39 b
Sushuang Ma, Arianna Saba, Ahmed Faris Al-Refaie +4
Being one of the first exoplanets observed by the James Webb Space Telescope, WASP-39 b has become an iconic target and many transit spectra recorded with different instruments (NI…
The effect of spectroscopic binning on atmospheric retrievals
Jack J. Davey, Kai Hou Yip, Ahmed F. Al-Refaie +1
With the JWST offering higher resolution data in space-based transmission spectroscopy, understanding the capabilities of our current atmospheric retrieval pipelines is essential.…
A Population Analysis of 20 Exoplanets Observed from the Optical to the Near-infrared Wavelengths with HST: Evidence for Widespread Stellar Contamination
Arianna Saba, Alexandra Thompson, Kai Hou Yip +4
We present a population study of 20 exoplanets, ranging from Neptune-like to inflated hot-Jupiter planets, observed during transit with the STIS and WFC3 instruments aboard the Hub…