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No statistically significant evidence for a correlation between stellar and planetary composition
The chemical compositions of planets and their hosts stars are intrinsically linked, having formed from the same protostellar material. Characterising this relationship provides key constraints on the processes governing planetary formation and evolution. Focusing on host stars with near-solar chemi
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