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Probing Exoplanetary Rings with Asterodensity Profiling: A PhotoRing Analysis of Kepler-51
The Kepler-51 system hosts transiting super-puff planets whose extremely low bulk densities challenge structural models, possibly because unresolved rings inflate their inferred radii. We test this hypothesis by combining asterodensity profiling with TTV-aware transit fits of Kepler long-cadence pho
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