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Characterization of Planetary Systems with Astrometry
Astrometry is the oldest method used to search for extrasolar planets. This technique provides key information about a planetary system, like the true mass of planets and its three-dimensional orbital architecture. Nowadays, the space-based mission Gaia, on one hand, and ground-based interferometry
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