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Jul 2009
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2009ijasb...8..175p&link_type=abstract
Special issue Papers from ESLAB 2008 Symposium Cosmic Cataclysms and Life, Volume 8, Issue 3, p. 175-182
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Binary Systems, Extrasolar Planets, Habitable Zone, Long-Term Stability, Multi-Planet Systems, Single-Planet Systems
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There is no doubt that stability studies are of great importance in the fascinating research of extrasolar planetary systems. Even if most of the more than 300 extrasolar planets orbit their host stars as single giant planet and build simple two-body systems, we should not exclude the possibility that these systems could host other (small) planets that have not yet been detected due to obsevational limits. Another aspect to carry out stability studies is the growing interest in the search for extraterrestrial life in the universe. The long-term stability of a planetary system is one of the basic requirements for the evolution of life on a terrestrial planet. In this paper the dynamical behaviour of Earth-like planets will be discussed in single-star single-giant-planet systems, multi-planet systems and binary systems.
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