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Transiting Planetary Systems with Distant Giant Companions Remain Moderately Coplanar
The mutual inclination between inner planets and distant giant companions provides an important probe of planetary system formation and dynamical evolution, yet direct measurements of this quantity remain scarce. We combine radial velocity (RV) observations with Hipparcos--Gaia astrometry to constra
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