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The metallicity of giant exoplanets around low-mass stars and how Ariel can help
Giant planets orbiting low-mass stars represent a unique population of giant planets that can be studied to constrain planet formation theory. Surveys of transiting giant exoplanets around M-dwarfs (GEMS) allow for measurement of their masses and radii, which in turn can be used to estimate their bu
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