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Detecting transiting exoplanets in simulated PLATO data: A comparison of light curve filter and transit search algorithms
Aims: Our goal is to test and compare transit search methodologies, and provide recommendations as to the best practices to be implemented by the upcoming ESA PLATO mission, in order to achieve its goal of detecting Earth-like planets in the habitable zones of Sun-like stars. Methods: We generate si
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