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Identifying deformed exoplanets with JWST and Ariel: A target selection metric for phase curve observations
The shape of an exoplanet encodes fundamental information about its internal structure. For close-in giant planets, strong stellar tidal forces induce measurable deformations that can be probed through high-precision photometry. These deformations are quantified by the fluid Love numbers, which char
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