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M Dwarf Singles and Multis Have Dissimilar Metallicities Indicating Different Origins
It is unclear if host star metallicities differ between systems with one detected transiting planet ("singles") or multiple detected transiting planets ("multis") around FGK dwarfs. Here, we find strong evidence that they do for M dwarfs. We use a homogeneous sample of FGK and M dwarf chemical abund
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