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Detecting White Dwarf Exoplanets in the Roman Era
White dwarfs (WDs) provide an unparalleled opportunity for detecting and characterizing exoplanets because of the large planet-to-star size ratio. However, only one transiting WD exoplanet is confirmed to date, and occurrence rate constraints remain loose because the rapid transits and weak phase cu
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