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Habitable-zone Earths at the detection frontier: Measured completeness and false-alarm rate of a transit pipeline for the PLATO M-dwarf sample
The PLATO mission will observe its first long-pointing field, LOPS2 (Long-duration Observation Phase, South field), for at least two years, bringing the habitable zones (HZ) of its M-dwarf sample within reach of a transit search. The completeness and false-alarm rate of a pipeline validated on TESS
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