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Contribution of White Dwarf Formation Kicks to the Free-Floating Planet Population
Free-Floating Planets (FFPs) are a distinct class of exoplanets that do not orbit stars but are nevertheless found to be very common. A variety of formation mechanisms have been proposed as their origin, such as "star-like" direct collapse from gas and dust clouds or ejection from young planetary sy
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