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New HARPS and FEROS observations of GJ1046

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arxiv 1809.09638 v2 pith:N7AJJMNU submitted 2018-09-25 astro-ph.EP

Trifon Trifonov , Martin Kürster , Sabine Reffert , Mathias Zechmeister , Michael Endl , Florian Rodler , Davide Gandolfi , Oscar Barragán
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Thomas Henning Man Hoi Lee Olga Zakhozhay Paula Sarkis Paul Heeren Marcelo Tala Vera Wolthoff Stefan S. Brems Stephan Stock Angela Hempel Diana Kossakowski
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In this paper we present new precise Doppler data of GJ1046 taken between November 2005 and July 2018 with the HARPS and the FEROS high-resolution spectographs. In addition, we provide a new stellar mass estimate of GJ1046 and we update the orbital parameters of the GJ1046 system. These new data and analysis could be used together with the GAIA epoch astrometry, when available, for braking the $\sin i$ degeneracy and revealing the true mass of the GJ1046 system.

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