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Toddlers in Resonance I: low masses and eccentricities of the 17 Myr giant planets HIP 67522 bc from transit timing variations
Infant ($<$100\,Myr) transiting planet systems provide glimpses into the processes that shape the observed mature planet population. Masses for these planets are powerful data points for testing theories of planet formation and evolution. Because young systems tend to be in mean-motion resonances (M
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