Bibliography

Full bibliography of the exoplanet catalogue.

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  • Is there a common chemical model for life in the universe?



    BENNER S., RICARDO A. & CARRIGAN M.
    Current Opinion in Chemical Biology , 8 , 672
    paper

  • Fitness of the cosmos for life: Biochemistry and fine-tuning



    John Barrow, Simon Morris, Stephen Freeland and Charles Harper, eds.

  • Planets, life and the production of entropy.



    LORENZ R.
    Intnl. J. Astrobiol. , 1 , 3
    paper

  • Tales from the outer limits on astrobiology: Titan and giant planets (near and far).



    LUNINE J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 100
    abstract

  • In Search of the Molecules of Life.



    CRAWFORD R., PAZCZYNSKI A., LANG Q., CHENG L., BARNES B., ANDERSON T., WELLS R., WAI C., CORTI G., ALLENBACH L., ERWIN D., PARK J., ASSEFI T. & MOJARRADI M.
    Icarus , 154 , 531
    paper

  • Dust Dynamics in Protoplanetary Disks: Parallel Computing with PVM.



    DE LA FUENTE MARCOS C., BARGE P. & DE LA FUENTE MARCOS R.
    J. of Computational Phys. , 176 , 276
    paper

  • Remote sensing of planetary properties and biosignatures on extrasolar terrestrial planets.



    DesMARAIS D., HARWITT M., JUCKS K., KASTING J., LIN D., LUNINE J., SEAGER S., SCHNEIDER J., TRAUB W., & WOOLF N.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Dynamics of the GJ 876 planetary system.



    LISSAUER J. & RIVERA E.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 167
    abstract

  • Can We Find Another Earth?



    LEMONICK M.
    Discover , 23 , March
    paper

  • Modelling the rotational modulation of the Sun as a star: determination of the stellar parameters and first consequences on planetary detection.



    LANZA A., RODONO M., PAGANO I., BARGE P., & LLEBARIA A.
    Astron. & Astrophys. , 403 , 1135
    paper

  • On the Stability of the Terrestrial Planets as Models for Exosolar Planetary Systems.



    DVORAK R. & SULI A.
    Celestial Mechanics , 83 , 77
    paper

  • Coupled radiative-photochemical calculations of the rise of atmospheric O2.



    KRELOVE K. & KASTING J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 167
    abstract

  • The coronagraphic option for a terrestrial planet finder.



    KILSTON S. & LINFIELD R.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 99
    abstract

  • Properties of Central Caustics in Planetary Microlensing.



    CHUNG S.-U., HAN C., PARK B., KIM D., KANG S., RYU Y.-H., KIM K., JEON Y.-B., LEE D.-W., CHANG K., LEE W.-B. & KANG Y.
    ApJ. , 630 , 535
    paper

  • Prospects for detection and characterization of terrestrial planets in stellar habitable zones using reflected light.



    EBBETS D. & KILSTON S.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Migration of solids in a gravitationally unstable disk: a possible scenario for terrestrial planet formation.



    HAGHIGHIPOUR N. & BOSS A.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Planetary systems around other stars.



    MARCY G.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 101
    abstract

  • Accumulation of giant planet atmospheres around cores of a few Earth masses.



    HUBICKYJ O.,BODENHEIMER P. & LISSAUER J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • An adaptive, wavelet-based method for detecting transiting extrasolar planets.



    JENKINS J.
    Internat. J. of Astrobiology , 1 , 166
    abstract

  • Collisional cascades in planetesimal disks. I. Stellar flybys.



    KENYON S. & BROMLEY B.
    Astron. J. , 123 , 1757
    paper

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