Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Epsilon Eridani" in English language version.
We found that the 24 and 35 μm emission is consistent with the in situ dust distribution produced either by one planetesimal belt at 3–21 au (e.g., Greaves et al. 2014) or by two planetesimal belts at 1.5–2 au (or 3–4 au) and 8–20 au (e.g., a slightly modified form of the proposal in Backman et al. 2009) ... Any planetesimal belt in the inner region of the epsilon Eri system must be located inside 2 au and/or outside 5 au to be dynamically stable with the assumed epsilon Eri b.
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: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) See Table A1, p. 21.In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
We conclude that the newest astrometric results confirm the existence of a long-period exoplanet orbiting ε Eri....The results are consistent with the previously reported planet epsEri-b of approximately Jupiter mass and a period of several years.
In near the 41% stars of the sample: HD19994, 70 Vir, 14 Her, 55 Cnc, 47 UMa, ε Eri and HD3651, there is no coincidence at all between the UV region and the HZ...the traditional HZ would not be habitable following the UV criteria exposed in this work.
In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
We found that the 24 and 35 μm emission is consistent with the in situ dust distribution produced either by one planetesimal belt at 3–21 au (e.g., Greaves et al. 2014) or by two planetesimal belts at 1.5–2 au (or 3–4 au) and 8–20 au (e.g., a slightly modified form of the proposal in Backman et al. 2009) ... Any planetesimal belt in the inner region of the epsilon Eri system must be located inside 2 au and/or outside 5 au to be dynamically stable with the assumed epsilon Eri b.
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: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) See Table A1, p. 21.In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
We conclude that the newest astrometric results confirm the existence of a long-period exoplanet orbiting ε Eri....The results are consistent with the previously reported planet epsEri-b of approximately Jupiter mass and a period of several years.
In near the 41% stars of the sample: HD19994, 70 Vir, 14 Her, 55 Cnc, 47 UMa, ε Eri and HD3651, there is no coincidence at all between the UV region and the HZ...the traditional HZ would not be habitable following the UV criteria exposed in this work.
We found that the 24 and 35 μm emission is consistent with the in situ dust distribution produced either by one planetesimal belt at 3–21 au (e.g., Greaves et al. 2014) or by two planetesimal belts at 1.5–2 au (or 3–4 au) and 8–20 au (e.g., a slightly modified form of the proposal in Backman et al. 2009) ... Any planetesimal belt in the inner region of the epsilon Eri system must be located inside 2 au and/or outside 5 au to be dynamically stable with the assumed epsilon Eri b.
{{citation}}
: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) See Table A1, p. 21.In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
We conclude that the newest astrometric results confirm the existence of a long-period exoplanet orbiting ε Eri....The results are consistent with the previously reported planet epsEri-b of approximately Jupiter mass and a period of several years.
In near the 41% stars of the sample: HD19994, 70 Vir, 14 Her, 55 Cnc, 47 UMa, ε Eri and HD3651, there is no coincidence at all between the UV region and the HZ...the traditional HZ would not be habitable following the UV criteria exposed in this work.
{{citation}}
: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) See Table A1, p. 21.In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
In near the 41% stars of the sample: HD19994, 70 Vir, 14 Her, 55 Cnc, 47 UMa, ε Eri and HD3651, there is no coincidence at all between the UV region and the HZ...the traditional HZ would not be habitable following the UV criteria exposed in this work.
In this paper, we have presented the most sensitive and comprehensive observational evidence for the existence of ε Eridani b.
In near the 41% stars of the sample: HD19994, 70 Vir, 14 Her, 55 Cnc, 47 UMa, ε Eri and HD3651, there is no coincidence at all between the UV region and the HZ...the traditional HZ would not be habitable following the UV criteria exposed in this work.