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A Radon Transform Perspective on Exoplanet Transits
Transit light curves are usually analyzed under the assumption that the transiting planet has a circular sky-projected silhouette. However, planetary rotation, tides, rings, or atmospheric inhomogeneities can produce non-circular silhouettes. This raises the question of what information transit ligh
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