Using the population synthesis code BiSEPS, we estimate the likely contamination from background eclipsing binaries in the forthcoming PLATO mission

Farmer, Rob

Kolb, Ulrich

Rowden, Pamela

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Workshop talk: False positives and shallow eclipsing binaries in transiting exoplanet services, PLATO Week, Porto, October 2017

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Workshop talk: False positives and shallow eclipsing binaries in transiting exoplanet services, PLATO Week, Porto, October 2017

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