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astro-ph2008242 cited

TW Hydrae: evidence of stellar spots instead of a Hot Jupiter

N. Huelamo, P. Figueira, X. Bonfils +12

TW Hydrae shows significant radial-velocity variations in the optical regime. They have been attributed to a 10 Jupiter Mass planet orbiting the star at 0.04 AU. In this work, we h…

astro-ph200842 cited

A deep look into the cores of young clusters I. sigma-Orionis

H. Bouy, N. Huelamo, E. L. Martin +9

Nearby young clusters are privileged places to study the star formation history. Over the last decade, the sigma-Orionis cluster has been a prime location for the study of young ve…

astro-ph200857 cited

Structural and compositional properties of brown dwarf disks: the case of 2MASS J04442713+2512164

H. Bouy, N. Huelamo, C. Pinte +15

In order to improve our understanding of substellar formation, we have performed a compositional and structural study of a brown dwarf disk. We present the result of photometric, s…

astro-ph200824 cited

Follow-up observations of binary ultra-cool dwarfs

H. Bouy, E. L. Martin, W. Brandner +12

Astrometric observations of resolved binaries provide estimates of orbital periods and will eventually lead to measurement of dynamical masses. Only a few very low mass star and br…

astro-ph200722 cited

Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics images of the Trapezium Cluster

H. Bouy, J. Kolb, E. Marchetti +3

Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics (MCAO) combines the advantages of standard adaptive optics, which provides high contrast and high spatial resolution, and of wide field ~1' imaging.…

astro-ph20076 cited

Establishing the nature of companion candidates to X-ray emitting late B-type stars

S. Hubrig, O. Marco, B. Stelzer +2

The most favored interpretation for the detection of X-ray emission from late B-type stars is that these stars have a yet undiscovered late-type companion (or an unbound nearby lat…