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VLTI/MATISSE observations of the hot dust around $β$ Pictoris: Observing faint objects with MATISSE
Context: Hot exozodiacal dust has been detected around approximately 20% of nearby main-sequence stars, indicating that it is a common feature of extrasolar planetary systems. However, its spatial distribution and grain properties remain poorly understood. Aims: We aim to show that the spatial distr
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