Future of Antarctic Astrophysics - Working Groups

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Science Working Group: Planetary Systems Near and Far

62.20 Advantages of a South Pole Station for Microlensing Planet Searches

A. Gould (Ohio State University)

62.21 Gravitation al Microlensing Planet Searches from an Antarctic Site

D. Bennett (U. Notre Dame)

62.22 Search for Extra-Solar Planets through Monitoring Microlensing Events from Antarctica

K. C. Sahu (STScI)

62.23 Detection of Extrasolar Planets by Transit Photometry in the Antarctic

W. J. Borucki, D. G. Koch, J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames Research Center), T. M. Brown (NCAR, High Altitude Obs.), J. M. Jenkins (SETI Inst.), E. T. Dunham (Lowell Obs.)

62.24 Direct Detection of Planets and Brown Dwarfs from Antarctica

B. Macintosh (LLNL)

62.25 Photometric Searches for Extra -Solar Planets

J. Bally (U. of Colorado)

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