Direct imaging of targets with radial velocity drifts from the HARPS and CORALIE surveys

Details Direct imaging of targets with radial velocity drifts from the HARPS and CORALIE surveys Direct imaging of targets with radial velocity drifts from the HARPS and CORALIE surveys

Oct 2010

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Proceedings of the conference In the Spirit of Lyot 2010: Direct Detection of Exoplanets and Circumstellar Disks. October 25 -

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Using radial velocity data from our two planet-search surveys, CORALIE and HARPS, spanning over more than a decade, we get access to promising targets for direct imaging of substellar companions to solar-type stars. The observations are conducted on VLT/NACO using the angular differential imaging technique. With the help of the radial velocity information, a non-detection still yields strong constraints on the companion by giving a higher limit on mass and separation. This program is expected to detect long-period, massive, cold Jupiters and brown dwarfs. Data is being analyzed and preliminary results will be discussed in the poster.

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