Exoplanet Reading Group - User contributions [en]

Current schedule

2014-10-20T22:48:18Z

Fabrycky:

Sign up [https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/exoplanet here] for the email list, if you are local and want to hear about meeting announcements.

Meetings are usually in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451). They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2014]]'''

9/29

Trolling arxiv.org

10/13

Kevin Stevenson and Laura Kreidberg on recent full-phase-curve observations

10/17

Jonathan Fortney

Geosci colloquium: "Towards Understanding the Composition of Exoplanets"

10/20

Dan's ARAA review paper, Dawson & Chiang, Nick Cowan's planetary perspective on exoplanet science, etc.

10/27

Dong Lai

[also giving the 10/29 Astro colloquium]

11/7, Friday 1:30 pm, LASR conference room

Fabienne Bastien (Sagan Fellow, Penn State)

Enhancing Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization through Stellar Photometric “Flicker”

As a result of the high precision and cadence of surveys like MOST, CoRoT, and Kepler, we may now directly observe the very low-level light variations arising from stellar granulation in cool stars. In this talk, we discuss how this enables us to more accurately determine the physical properties of Sun-like stars, to understand the nature of surface convection and its connection to activity, and to better determine the properties of planets around cool stars. Indeed, such sensitive photometric "flicker" variations are now within reach for thousands of stars, and we estimate that upcoming missions like TESS will enable such measurements for ~100 000 stars. We present recent results that tie “flicker” to granulation and enable a simple measurement of stellar surface gravity with a precision of 0.1 dex. We use this, together and solely with two other simple ways of characterizing the stellar photometric variations in a high quality light curve, to construct an evolutionary diagram for Sun-like stars from the Main Sequence on towards the red giant branch. We discuss further work that correlates “flicker” with stellar density, allowing the application of astrodensity profiling techniques used in exoplanet characterization to many more stars. We also present results suggesting that the granulation of F stars must be magnetically suppressed in order to fit observations. Finally, we show that we may quantitatively predict a star's RV jitter using our evolutionary diagram, permitting the use of discovery light curves to help prioritize follow-up observations of transiting exoplanets.

(Date TBD

Nicolas Dauphas, Geochemical perspective on planet formation.)

Summer 2014

2014-10-20T22:42:34Z

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7/7

Arxiv.org recent papers

7/21

Arxiv.org recent papers: the bulk compositions of super-Earths; a transiting planet near the snow line; and the 1% of scientific publishing

8/4, 8/18

Arxiv.org recent papers

8/25

Courtney Dressing (Harvard)

Frequency of potentially habitable planets around M dwarfs from Kepler data

9/15

Arxiv.org recent papers

Current schedule

2014-10-20T22:23:25Z

Fabrycky:

Sign up [https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/exoplanet here] for the email list, if you are local and want to hear about meeting announcements.

Meetings are usually in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451). They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2014]]'''

9/29

Trolling arxiv.org

10/13

Kevin Stevenson and Laura Kreidberg on recent full-phase-curve observations

10/17

Jonathan Fortney

Geosci colloquium: "Towards Understanding the Composition of Exoplanets"

10/20

Dan's ARAA review paper, Dawson & Chiang, Nick Cowan's planetary perspective on exoplanet science, etc.

10/27

Dong Lai

[also giving the 10/29 Astro colloquium]

11/7

Fabienne Bastien

Enhancing Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization through Stellar Photometric “Flicker”

As a result of the high precision and cadence of surveys like MOST, CoRoT, and Kepler, we may now directly observe the very low-level light variations arising from stellar granulation in cool stars. In this talk, we discuss how this enables us to more accurately determine the physical properties of Sun-like stars, to understand the nature of surface convection and its connection to activity, and to better determine the properties of planets around cool stars. Indeed, such sensitive photometric "flicker" variations are now within reach for thousands of stars, and we estimate that upcoming missions like TESS will enable such measurements for ~100 000 stars. We present recent results that tie “flicker” to granulation and enable a simple measurement of stellar surface gravity with a precision of 0.1 dex. We use this, together and solely with two other simple ways of characterizing the stellar photometric variations in a high quality light curve, to construct an evolutionary diagram for Sun-like stars from the Main Sequence on towards the red giant branch. We discuss further work that correlates “flicker” with stellar density, allowing the application of astrodensity profiling techniques used in exoplanet characterization to many more stars. We also present results suggesting that the granulation of F stars must be magnetically suppressed in order to fit observations. Finally, we show that we may quantitatively predict a star's RV jitter using our evolutionary diagram, permitting the use of discovery light curves to help prioritize follow-up observations of transiting exoplanets.

(Date TBD

Nicolas Dauphas, Geochemical perspective on planet formation.)

Current schedule

2014-10-20T22:11:23Z

Fabrycky:

Sign up [https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/exoplanet here] for the email list, if you are local and want to hear about meeting announcements.

Meetings are usually in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451). They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2014]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2014]]'''

10/17

Jonathan Fortney

Geosci colloquium: "Towards Understanding the Composition of Exoplanets"

10/27

Dong Lai

[also giving the 10/29 Astro colloquium]

11/7

Fabienne Bastien

Enhancing Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization through Stellar Photometric “Flicker”

As a result of the high precision and cadence of surveys like MOST, CoRoT, and Kepler, we may now directly observe the very low-level light variations arising from stellar granulation in cool stars. In this talk, we discuss how this enables us to more accurately determine the physical properties of Sun-like stars, to understand the nature of surface convection and its connection to activity, and to better determine the properties of planets around cool stars. Indeed, such sensitive photometric "flicker" variations are now within reach for thousands of stars, and we estimate that upcoming missions like TESS will enable such measurements for ~100 000 stars. We present recent results that tie “flicker” to granulation and enable a simple measurement of stellar surface gravity with a precision of 0.1 dex. We use this, together and solely with two other simple ways of characterizing the stellar photometric variations in a high quality light curve, to construct an evolutionary diagram for Sun-like stars from the Main Sequence on towards the red giant branch. We discuss further work that correlates “flicker” with stellar density, allowing the application of astrodensity profiling techniques used in exoplanet characterization to many more stars. We also present results suggesting that the granulation of F stars must be magnetically suppressed in order to fit observations. Finally, we show that we may quantitatively predict a star's RV jitter using our evolutionary diagram, permitting the use of discovery light curves to help prioritize follow-up observations of transiting exoplanets.

(Date TBD

Nicolas Dauphas, Geochemical perspective on planet formation.)

Spring 2014

2014-10-20T22:09:54Z

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4/7/14

Meeting at Northwestern, all day. Please sign up for carpool via google docs (contact Dan Fabrycky for info)

4/14/14
Robin Wordsworth, "[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2014ApJ...785L..20W Abiotic Oxygen-dominated Atmospheres on Terrestrial Habitable Zone Planets]"

4/21

Ray Pierrehumbert, Transit depth workshop part I

[[4/23, *Wednesday*, BSLC 115, 3:00 PM

Daniel Huber gives the Astro colloquium, [http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium_2014.php#id532 Asteroseismology and Exoplanets: A Kepler Success Story]]]

4/28

Ray Pierrehumbert, Transit depth workshop part II

5/8, *Thursday*, Hinds 176 (Goldsmith room), 3:00 PM

David Kipping, "Asterodensity Profiling: A New Tool for Studying Exoplanets"

5/12

Seth Teitler, "[http://arxiv.org/abs/1403.5860 Why is there a Dearth of Close-In Planets around Fast-Rotating stars?]"

6/2, *2 PM*

Ana Uribe, TBD

[[ 6/4, *Wednesday*, KPTC 206, 12:15 PM

Daniel Fabrycky, Computations in Science seminar, "[http://mrsec.uchicago.edu/Comp_in_Sci/ Dynamics of Planetary Systems]" ]]

[[ 6/4, *Wednesday*, BSLC 115, 3:00 PM

Heather Knutson, Astro Colloquium (topic TBA)]]

6/9

Cezary Migaszewski (Torun, Poland) -- planetary dynamics

6/23

Jun Yang, Strong Dependence of the Inner Edge of the Habitable Zone on Planetary Rotation Rate

Current schedule

2014-10-20T22:09:01Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2014-04-14T22:43:23Z

Fabrycky:

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2014-04-14T22:42:35Z

Fabrycky:

Main Page

2014-04-12T11:20:25Z

Fabrycky:

== Exoplanet Reading Group ==

What we do: Those interested in Extrasolar Planets at U of Chicago get together to discuss the latest papers. Papers that are particularly exciting, our own papers, and papers that motivate our research are all on the table.

Who we are: Faculty members, postdocs, grad students, or even visitors, attend and may lead the discussion. Due to the topic of the group, we are mainly drawn from the Astrophysics and Geosciences departments.

When and where: We generally meet biweekly, on Monday at 3 pm. The forum for these meetings will typically be 451 Hinds.

Sign up [https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/exoplanet here] for the email list, if you are local and want to hear about meeting announcements.

== Click for: '''[[Current schedule]]''' ==

Past years:
[[2011-2012]]

Current schedule

2014-04-12T11:19:40Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2014-04-02T19:43:38Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2014-04-02T19:42:03Z

Fabrycky:

Winter 2014

2014-04-02T19:40:58Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Current schedule]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

1/13/14

Feng Ding, [http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/v7/n1/full/ngeo2020.html Common 0.1 bar tropopause in thick atmospheres set by pressure-dependent infrared transparency], Robinson & Caitling (2014)

1/27/14

Kat Deck, MIT

[[1/29/14 *Wednesday*, BSLC 115, 3:00 PM

Bruce Macintosh gives the Astronomy colloquium,
[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id510 Direct Imaging of Extrasolar Planets] ]]

2/3/14 **off-schedule**

Nick Cowan, "[http://arxiv.org/abs/1401.0720 Water Cycling Between Ocean and Mantle: Super-Earths Need Not be Waterworlds]"

2/10/14

No meeting due to Exoclimes conference.

2/24/14

Megan Bedell, "[http://arxiv.org/abs/0909.2299 The peculiar solar composition and its possible relation to planet formation]"

3/10/14

Ray Pierrehumbert, "[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2013E%26PSL.375..312K Effective hydrodynamic hydrogen escape from an early Earth atmosphere inferred from high-accuracy numerical simulation]"

Go to: '''[[Current schedule]]'''

Main Page

2014-04-02T15:37:54Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2014-02-07T11:53:50Z

Fabrycky:

Main Page

2014-02-07T11:52:46Z

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2014-02-07T11:51:14Z

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== Exoplanet Reading Group ==

What we do: Those interested in Extrasolar Planets at U of Chicago get together to discuss the latest papers. Papers that are particularly exciting, our own papers, and papers that motivate our research are all on the table.

Who we are: Faculty members, postdocs, grad students, or even visitors, attend and may lead the discussion. Due to the topic of the group, we are mainly drawn from the Astrophysics and Geosciences departments.

When and where: We generally meet biweekly, on Monday at 3 pm. The forum for these meetings will typically be 451 Hinds.

Sign up [[here https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/exoplanet]] for the email list, if you are local and want to hear about meeting announcements.

== Click for: '''[[Current schedule]]''' ==

Past years:
[[2011-2012]]

Current schedule

2014-01-09T17:57:35Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

1/13/14

Feng Ding, [http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/v7/n1/full/ngeo2020.html Common 0.1 bar tropopause in thick atmospheres set by pressure-dependent infrared transparency], Robinson & Caitling (2014)

1/27/14

Kat Deck, MIT

[[1/29/14 *Wednesday*, BSLC 115, 3:00 PM

Bruce Macintosh gives the Astronomy colloquium,
[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id510 Direct Imaging of Extrasolar Planets] ]]

2/24/14

Megan Bedell, "Chemical signatures of planets: beyond solar-twins"

(Date TBD

Nicolas Dauphas, Geochemical perspective on planet formation.)

(Date and paper TBD

Jacob Bean, Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation.)

Winter 2014

2013-12-13T16:21:03Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2013-12-11T19:39:03Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

11/11/13

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii, "A Thermometer for Goldilocks: Accurate Temperatures of Kepler M Dwarfs and Their Planets".

12/16/13

Tobias Schmidt from AIU Jena, "Mass determination of young directly imaged planet candidates and brown dwarfs"

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Winter 2014

2013-12-10T22:16:07Z

Fabrycky:

Winter 2014

2013-12-10T22:09:00Z

Fabrycky:

Winter 2014

2013-12-10T22:06:00Z

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Current schedule

2013-12-10T22:04:05Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2014]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

11/11/13

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii, "A Thermometer for Goldilocks: Accurate Temperatures of Kepler M Dwarfs and Their Planets".

12/16/13

Tobias Schmidt from AIU Jena, "Mass determination of young directly imaged planet candidates and brown dwarfs"

(Date and paper TBD

Jacob Bean, Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation.)

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:11:45Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

11/11/13

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-18T19:10:29Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence -- Laura Kreidberg (U of C)

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

1:00-2:30 Lunch

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU & U of C)

2:50 Misalignment in hot Jupiter host stars and tides -- Francesca Valsecchi (NU)

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Seth Teitler and Arieh Konigl (U of C)

3:50 wrap-up; discussion of connections

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:09:05Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov 11, 2013)]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:08:54Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov 11, 2013]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:08:21Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

'''[[11/11/13 Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:07:56Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

'''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]'''

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-11-18T19:07:06Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Summer 2013]]'''

10/14/13

Laura Kreidberg, "Clouds in the atmosphere of the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b".

[[10/25/13

Adam Showman, "Atmospheric circulation of extrasolar giant planets", DoGS Friday Seminar.]]

[[10/28/13

Ray Pierrehumbert, "The Puzzle of Low-Density Super-Earths", NAI lecture, [http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2013/10/28/the-puzzle-of-low-density-super-earths/].]]

10/28/13

Gwenaël Boué, "Spin-orbit angle in compact planetary systems perturbed by an inclined companion".

== '''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]''' ==

[[11/20/13 *Wednesday*

BSLC 001, 3 pm

Ruth Murray-Clay gives the Astro Colloquium[http://astro.uchicago.edu/events/astronomy-colloquium.php#id482]

Origins of Gas Giant Planets
]]

11/25/13

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

Date and paper TBD

Discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Main Page

2013-11-18T19:05:07Z

Fabrycky:

== Exoplanet Reading Group ==

What we do: Those interested in Extrasolar Planets at U of Chicago get together to discuss the latest papers. Papers that are particularly exciting, our own papers, and papers that motivate our research are all on the table.

Who we are: Faculty members, postdocs, grad students, or even visitors, attend and may lead the discussion. Due to the topic of the group, we are mainly drawn from the Astrophysics and Geosciences departments.

When and where: We generally meet biweekly, on Monday at 3 pm. The forum for these meetings will typically be 451 Hinds.

== Click for: '''[[Current schedule]]''' ==

Past years:
[[2011-2012]]

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-11T03:53:37Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence -- Laura Kreidberg (U of C)

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

1:00-2:30 Lunch

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU & U of C)

2:50 Misalignment in hot Jupiter host stars and tides -- Francesca Valsecchi (NU)

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Seth Teitler and Arieh Konigl (U of C)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-11T03:53:05Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence -- Laura Kreidberg (U of C)

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

1:00-2:30 Lunch

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU & U of C)

2:50 Misalignment in hot Jupiter host stars and tides -- Francesca Valsecchi (Northwestern)

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Seth Teitler and Arieh Konigl (U of C)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-10T20:39:04Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU & U of C)

2:50 Misalignment in hot Jupiter host stars and tides -- Francesca Valsecchi (Northwestern)

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Seth Teitler and Arieh Konigl (U of C)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-09T04:44:11Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU)

2:50

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Seth Teitler and Arieh Konigl (U of C)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-08T19:47:44Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Circum-Binary Planets -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU)

2:50

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Arieh Konigl (U of C) and Seth Teitler

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-08T17:48:32Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Host: Dan Fabrycky (fabrycky@uchicago.edu)

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Planets in binaries -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU)

2:50

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Arieh Konigl (U of C) and Seth Teitler (Wisconsin)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-08T17:38:50Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on. Once I have a complete list of speakers, I'll post it here.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations

11:20 Planet occurrence

11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)

12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)

12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)

12:40 Planets in binaries -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory

2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU)

2:50

3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)

3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Arieh Konigl (U of C) and Seth Teitler (Wisconsin)

3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-08T17:38:12Z

Fabrycky:

This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observational results from the Kepler space telescope, or observational and theoretical results on the kinds of planets Kepler has found.

Time: 11:00-4:10pm, Nov. 11.

Place: Hinds Geophysical Laboratory Room 176 (Goldsmith room) --

5734 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL

Parking - Ellis Avenue Parking Structure is recommended.

https://maps.uchicago.edu/?location=Ellis+Avenue+Parking+Structure

Please carpool! (if you're coming from Northwestern)

RSVP to fabrycky@uchicago.edu, and I'll tell you who's coming so you can arrange car-pooling.

The content will be 10 minute talks with 10 minutes of questions/discussions. Each person will be capped at 20 minutes, then we'll move on. Once I have a complete list of speakers, I'll post it here.

Schedule:

11:20 Gather. Pastries and Coffee.

Talks/Discussion 11:20-1:00 -- Observations
11:20 Planet occurrence
11:40 Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems -- Jason Steffen (NU)
12:00 Photodynamics -- Sean Mills (U of C)
12:20 Transit Timing Variations -- Sam Hadden (NU)
12:40 Planets in binaries -- Dan Fabrycky and Taweewat Somboonpanyakul (U of C)

Lunch 1:00-2:30

Talks/Discussion 2:30-4:10 -- Theory
2:30 Planets in Clusters -- Aaron Geller (NU)
2:50
3:10 Tides in Kepler systems -- Gwenael Boue (U of C)
3:30 Spin Periods and Planets -- Arieh Konigl (U of C) and Seth Teitler (Wisconsin)
3:50

4:10-5:00 Post-meeting hanging out. Cookies and drinks.

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-06T17:52:02Z

Fabrycky:

Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)

2013-11-06T17:51:09Z

Fabrycky: Created page with " This Monday (Nov. 11) we'll be having a bigger and greater exoplanet meeting than usual, to which you are all invited. The theme is Exoplanets after Kepler; which means observa..."

Main Page

2013-11-06T17:50:04Z

Fabrycky:

== Exoplanet Reading Group ==

What we do: Those interested in Extrasolar Planets at U of Chicago get together to discuss the latest papers. Papers that are particularly exciting, our own papers, and papers that motivate our research are all on the table.

Who we are: Faculty members, postdocs, grad students, or even visitors, attend and may lead the discussion. Due to the topic of the group, we are mainly drawn from the Astrophysics and Geosciences departments.

When and where: We generally meet biweekly, on Monday at 3 pm. The forum for these meetings will typically be 451 Hinds.

== Click for: '''[[Mini-workshop: Exoplanets after Kepler (Nov. 11, 2013)]]''' ==

== Click for: '''[[Current schedule]]''' ==

Past years:
[[2011-2012]]

Current schedule

2013-10-18T20:04:44Z

Fabrycky:

Current schedule

2013-08-26T22:23:25Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

8/26/13

Free-form meeting --> talk about your own work or summarize a recent paper that interested you.

9/9/13

Greg Gilbert

9/23/13

Water vapor, Clouds, and Thermal Emission of Tidally Locked Terrestrial Planets, by Yang, Abbot, Cowan

Jun Yang

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-08-26T14:44:30Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

8/26/13

Free-form meeting --> talk about your own work or summarize a recent paper that interested you.

9/9/13

Greg Gilbert

9/23/13

Open

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-08-21T18:34:30Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

8/26/13

Open

9/9/13

Greg Gilbert

9/23/13

Open

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-08-21T15:17:34Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

8/26/13

Open

9/9/13

Open

9/23/13

Open

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

Go to: '''[[Fall 2013]]'''

Current schedule

2013-08-21T02:42:18Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

Go to: '''[[Fall 2012]]'''

Go to: '''[[Winter 2013]]'''

Go to: '''[[Spring 2013]]'''

6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

8/23/13

Open

9/7/13

Open

9/21/13

Open

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

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Fall 2013

2013-08-12T16:41:25Z

Fabrycky: Created page with "[https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/exoplanet_reading/index.php/Current_schedule Current Schedule] 10/26/13 [http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.3228 "Paper TBD"] Eric Gaidos from U of Hawa..."

[https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/exoplanet_reading/index.php/Current_schedule Current Schedule]

10/26/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1305.3228 "Paper TBD"]

Eric Gaidos from U of Hawaii

[https://cosmo.uchicago.edu/exoplanet_reading/index.php/Current_schedule Current Schedule]

Current schedule

2013-08-12T16:39:47Z

Fabrycky:

Meetings are either in the upper geosci conference room (Hinds 451) or astro classroom (TAAC 67) as noted. They take place generally every other Monday, at 3 pm.

Other exoplanet-themed talks and events at UChicago, beyond this reading group, are shown in double brackets.

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6/17/13

"[[Clouds in Wacky Climates]]," a talk to be publicly presented at the Chapman conference on planetary atmospheres.

Dorian Abbot

6/24/13

[http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1093/mnras/stt895 "Catastrophic evaporation of rocky planets"] Perez-Becker & Chiang

Arieh Konigl

7/8/13

Talk:

Planet Hunters: Searching for Exoplanets with 500,000 Eyes

Meg Schwamb, visiting from Yale University

7/22/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3266 "Water loss from terrestrial planets with CO2-rich atmospheres."] Wordsworth & Pierrehumbert

Robin Wordsworth

8/5/13

[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2013/07/17/science.1239560 "Imaging of the CO Snow Line in a Solar Nebula Analog"]

Laura Kreidberg

8/19/13

[http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1670 Tidally Locked Exoplanets] -- Mills & Abbot, in press at ApJL

Sean Mills

Date and paper TBD

discussion on exoplanet atmosphere observations and interpretation

Jacob Bean

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