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Effect of stellar spot-only spectral lines in high-resolution transit spectroscopy
We investigate how a representative single spectral line present only in a stellar spot can introduce distortions in high-resolution planetary absorption spectra. Specifically, we assess whether such spot-induced features may resemble planetary atmospheric absorption and the observational or stellar
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