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The Occurrence Rate of Planets Around Subgiant Stars from TESS Photometric Survey
Subgiant stars represent a critical phase in stellar evolution, offering an opportunity to investigate how planetary systems respond to the early stages of post-main-sequence expansion. Despite their importance, systematic occurrence-rate studies of this population remain sparse compared with those
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