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WASP-44b, WASP-45b and WASP-46b: three short-period, transiting extrasolar planets

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Figure 1. Photometry of WASP-44, with the best-fitting transit model su- su-perimposed
Table 1. Radial-velocity measurements.
Figure 4. Top: CORALIE RVs of WASP-44 with the best-fitting circular Keplerian orbit superimposed (rms = 25.0 m s − 1 , χ 2 = 10.9)
Figure 6. Top: CORALIE RVs of WASP-46 with the best-fitting circular Keplerian orbit superimposed (rms = 34.2 m s − 1 , χ 2 = 19.2)
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