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Stability of circumbinary planets: the role of binary properties and migration scenarios
Among the thousands of exoplanets detected to date, only a very small fraction are classified as circumbinary planets, and this number becomes negligible when considering low-mass planets. This rarity may partly result from observational biases, but also from the challenging dynamical environment of
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