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The Fate of Exomoons Around Hot Jupiters
Despite extensive searches, no exomoon has been confirmed. Cold gas giants are expected to host moons, while hot Jupiters (HJs), which migrate inward from distant formation sites, provide dynamically hostile environments for moons. In this paper, we systematically investigate the ultimate fate of ex
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