ERC Advanced Grant · 2019
COupling data and techniques for BReakthroughs in EXoplanetary systems exploration
Exoplanetology has become a major topic in astronomy over the last 30 years. New observing capabilities and modelling have revolutionised the understanding of how planetary systems form and evolve. Yet, the 5-20 au region, where the giant planets formed by accretion of gas on to a solid core are supposed to form predominantly, remains barely explored due to instrumental limitations. GAIA and the E-ELT instruments will be well suited to explore planetary systems at this scale. However, I believe that exploring this region is possible right now, at a small cost, with the use of recent innovative signal processing developments applied to current High Contrast Imaging (HCI) data and/or the use…
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