Kepler: Planet Occurence and the Habitable Zone -- Chris Burke (SETI Talks)
Δημοσιεύτηκε στις 4 Σεπ 2015
Dr.
Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet
occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler
pipeline.
For the first time an accurate model for the Kepler
pipeline sensitivity to transiting planets is publicly available. Dr.
Burke's new analysis finds higher planet occurrence rates and a steeper
increase in planet occurrence ratestoward small planets than previously
believed.
In addition, Dr. Burke will identify the leading
sources of systematics that remain impacting Kepler planet occurrence
rate determinations and approaches for minimizing their impact in future
studies.
This work also sharpens our understanding on the
dependence of planet occurrence rates on stellar effective temperature
with potential implications for understanding the planet formation
process.
Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet
occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler
pipeline.
For the first time an accurate model for the Kepler
pipeline sensitivity to transiting planets is publicly available. Dr.
Burke's new analysis finds higher planet occurrence rates and a steeper
increase in planet occurrence ratestoward small planets than previously
believed.
In addition, Dr. Burke will identify the leading
sources of systematics that remain impacting Kepler planet occurrence
rate determinations and approaches for minimizing their impact in future
studies.
This work also sharpens our understanding on the
dependence of planet occurrence rates on stellar effective temperature
with potential implications for understanding the planet formation
process.
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