HATネット

HATネット（Hungarian Automated Telescope Network, ハンガリー自動望遠鏡ネットワーク）とは、食検出法による太陽系外惑星の発見を目的とした観測網である。全自動式の6台の小型望遠鏡から構成され、ハーバード・スミソニアン天体物理学センターによって維持・管理されている。

ハンガリーの小規模グループが開発を主導したため、名称にハンガリーを冠している。計画は1999年に立ち上げられ、2001年5月から本格的な観測を開始した。初の惑星は2006年に公表され、以降は年間数個のペースで惑星を報告し続けている。

2002年には運用を終了したROTSE-IIプロジェクトからハードウェアの貸与を受け、新世代の観測ネットワークへの更新が進んだ。ROTSE-IIはガンマ線バースト残光の自動観測を目的とし、HATNetに似た観測システムを運用していた。2002年には新型観測システムの原型機であるHAT-5が開発された。第一世代の望遠鏡が200mm F2.8カメラレンズを使用していたのに対し、HAT-5ではより大口径かつ高画質の200mm F1.8レンズに更新し、架台の指向精度やソフトウェアも改良された。2003年9月にはHAＴ-5と同仕様の量産型であるHAT-6とHAT-7がフレッド・ローレンス・ホイップル天文台天文台に設置された。さらに同年11月にはマウナケア天文台群に同型機を2台設置した。

2009年からは、オーストラリア、ナミビア、チリの3つの望遠鏡もHATネットに加わった。こちらは南半球でのHATネットという意味でHAT-Southと呼ばれている。従来のHATネットの望遠鏡で発見された系外惑星には、後述の通り「HAT-P-1b」などという名称を与えているが、HAT-Southで発見されたものについては「HATS-1b」のように名称を区別している。

発見した惑星

2025年3月20日現在、HATネットによって151個（Northで75個、Southで76個）の惑星が発見・確認されている。
褐色矮星またはその可能性が高いもの（木星質量の13倍を目安とする）は記載していない（発見した褐色惑星の一覧に記載）。
HATS-73は欠番となっている。
「スーパーWASP」はHATネットと競合する関係にあり、同一の惑星を2つのチームがそれぞれ独立して発見する出来事が何度か起きている。WASP-11b/HAT-P-10b、HAT-P-27b/WASP-40b、HAT-P-30b/WASP-51bの3つの惑星にはスーパーWASPとHATネットの両方から名前が与えられている。
次の一覧は、太陽系外惑星エンサイクロペディアのデータ、NASA Exoplanet Archiveに基づく。それ以外の情報を使用する場合はその情報源を出典欄に示す。

惑星発見数の推移

左は各年の新規発見数、右は累計発見数の推移である。

新規発見数（データ）

累計発見数（データ）

一覧

凡例
	惑星の種類
	連星系の中の恒星を公転している惑星
*	トランジット法以外の手法で発見された惑星

North

主星	距離（pc）	惑星	質量		半径		公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
主星	距離（pc）	惑星	（M_J）	（M_⊕）	（R_J）	（R_⊕）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
HAT-P-1B	158.979	b	0.525	167	1.242	13.92	4.46529976	0.0553	<0.011	86.11	1322	2006
HAT-P-2	127.774	b	8.70	2765	1.157	12.97	5.6334754	0.06880	0.50833	86.72	1700	2007
HAT-P-2	127.774	c*	10.7	3401			8500		0.37	90		2023
HAT-P-3A	134.554	b	0.595	189	0.911	10.2	2.89973838	0.03878	<0.01	86.31	1170	2007
HAT-P-4A	320.451	b	0.651	207	1.274	14.28	3.0565254	0.04449	<0.0073	89.91	1691	2007
HAT-P-5	303.336	b	1.02	324	1.254	14.06	2.78847360	0.04073	<0.072	86.75	1539	2007
HAT-P-6	275.358	b	1.106	351.5	1.330	14.91	3.8530030	0.05239	0.023	85.51	1704	2007
HAT-P-7A	341.079	b	1.806	574.0	1.51	16.93	2.204737	0.03813	0.0016	83.151	2700	2008
HAT-P-8A	211.553	b	1.354	430.3	1.50	16.81	3.0763458	0.04496	0.0029	87.5	1700	2008
HAT-P-9	455.203	b	0.749	238	1.393	15.61	3.92281072	0.05287	0.084	86.44	1540	2008
HAT-P-10A	124.730	b	0.532	169	0.990	11.10	3.7224793	0.04376	0.028	89.03	992	2008
HAT-P-11	37.7647	b	0.0787	25.0	0.4466	4.901	4.887802443	0.0532	0.2577	89.027	847	2009
HAT-P-11	37.7647	c*	2.3	731			3397	4.13	0.604	135.7		2018
HAT-P-12	142.751	b	0.211	67.1	0.949	10.6	3.2130579	0.03767	0.026	88.24	975	2009
HAT-P-13	246.810	b	0.883	281	1.281	14.36	2.9162383	0.04270	0.0133	83.4	1740	2009
HAT-P-14A	222.663	b	2.303	732.0	1.150	12.89	4.627682	0.06062	0.1074	83.5	1624	2010
HAT-P-15	192.516	b	1.949	619.5	1.072	12.02	10.863502	0.0965	0.200	89.1	904	2010
HAT-P-16A	226.637	b	4.221	1342	1.289	14.45	2.7759712	0.04134	0.0462	86.6	1571	2010
HAT-P-17	92.3831	b	0.537	171	1.010	11.32	10.338523	0.0882	0.3417	89.2	792	2010
HAT-P-17	92.3831	c*	>2.88	>915			3972	4.67	0.295			2010
HAT-P-18A	161.400	b	0.200	63.6	0.995	11.15	5.508023	0.05596	<0.087	88.8	841	2010
HAT-P-19	202.078	b	0.277	88.0	1.008	11.30	4.00878322	0.04599	<0.024	89.52	981.2	2010
HAT-P-20A	71.0374	b	7.22	2295	1.025	11.49	2.875316938	0.03593	0.0172	86.88	964	2010
HAT-P-21	277.278	b	3.97	1262	1.024	11.48	4.124481	0.04950	0.217	87.2	1283	2010
HAT-P-22A	81.7647	b	2.192	696.7	1.060	11.88	3.21223328	0.04171	<0.0020	86.46	1293	2010
HAT-P-23	364.813	b	1.97	626	1.368	15.33	1.21288287	0.02320	<0.052	85.1	1951	2010
HAT-P-24A	415.344	b	0.723	230	1.242	13.92	3.3552479	0.04651	0.033	88.6	1637	2010
HAT-P-25	300.384	b	0.569	181	1.135	12.72	3.65281514	0.04660	0.023	88.22	1182	2010
HAT-P-26	141.837	b	0.059	18.751	0.565	6.333	4.234516	0.0479	0.124	88.6	1001	2010
HAT-P-27A	199.173	b	0.616	196	1.02	11.43	3.0395824	0.03998	<0.028	85.0		2011
HAT-P-28	401.319	b	0.637	202	1.212	13.59	3.257215	0.04337	<0.039	88.0	1384	2011
HAT-P-29	313.576	b	0.767	244	1.064	11.93	5.723390	0.0665	0.075	87.99	1271	2011
HAT-P-30A	213.985	b	0.746	237	1.340	15.02	2.810595	0.04190	<0.016	83.60	1630	2011
HAT-P-31	344.050	b	2.147	682.4	1.07	12.0	5.005425	0.0610	0.2617	87.1	1450	2011
HAT-P-32A	289.205	b	0.68	216	1.980	22.19	2.15000820	0.03397	0.159	88.98	1835.7	2011
HAT-P-33A	396.110	b	0.66	210	1.686	18.9	3.474474	0.04995	0.180	87.20	1782	2011
HAT-P-34	249.325	b	3.33	1058	1.197	13.42	5.452654	0.06774	0.432	87.1	1520	2012
HAT-P-35A	506.965	b	1.056	335.6	1.332	14.93	3.646706	0.04978	<0.020	87.3	1581	2012
HAT-P-36	294.419	b	1.925	611.8	1.357	15.21	1.32734660	0.02402	0.063	85.19	1820.2	2012
HAT-P-37	390.594	b	1.20	381	1.178	13.20	2.797436	0.03793	0.058	86.9	1271	2012
HAT-P-38	255.206	b	0.267	84.9	0.825	9.25	4.640382	0.05231	<0.055	88.3	1082	2012
HAT-P-39A	697.004	b	0.569	181	1.571	17.61	3.543870	0.05095	<0.17	87	1752	2012
HAT-P-40	464.469	b	0.581	185	1.730	19.39	4.457243	0.06076	<0.12	88.3	1770	2012
HAT-P-41A	348.185	b	0.795	253	1.685	18.89	2.694047	0.04258	<0.22	87.7	1941	2012
HAT-P-42	405.238	b	0.88	280	1.28	14.3	4.641878	0.0575	<0.11	85.9	1428	2012
HAT-P-43	528.825	b	0.73	232	1.281	14.36	3.332687	0.04445	<0.21	88.7	1353	2012
HAT-P-44B	347.850	b	0.352	111.871	1.242	13.922	4.301219	0.0507	0.044	89.1	1108	2013
HAT-P-44B	347.850	c*	>4.0	>1271.3			872.2	1.752	0.494			2013
HAT-P-45	298.640	b	0.86	273	1.426	15.98	3.128992	0.04521	0.049	87.8	1652	2013
HAT-P-46	290.736	b	0.493	156.684	1.284	14.392	4.463129	0.0577	0.123	85.5	1458	2013
HAT-P-47	268	b	0.206	65.5	1.342	15.04	4.732182	0.0617	0.101	84.6	1621	2016
HAT-P-48	305	b	0.173	55.0	1.407	15.77	4.408650	0.0540	0.242	84.9	1508	2016
HAT-P-49	350.351	b	1.77	563	1.413	15.84	2.691548	0.04378	<0.12	86.2	2131	2014
HAT-P-50	515.458	b	1.359	431.9	1.288	14.44	3.1220109	0.04527	<0.084	83.65	1862	2015
HAT-P-51A	440.089	b	0.307	97.6	1.205	13.51	4.21802091	0.05042	<0.070	89.28	1168.2	2015
HAT-P-52	361.1550	b	0.817	260	1.009	11.31	2.7535953	0.03696	<0.030	87.02	1218	2015
HAT-P-53	666.802	b	1.477	469.4	1.318	14.77	1.9616241	0.03160	<0.085	86.2	1778	2015
HAT-P-54	143.651	b	1.82	578	0.944	10.6	3.799847	0.04122	<0.074	87.040	818	2014
HAT-P-55	511.388	b	0.596	189	1.324	14.84	3.58523130	0.04628	<0.139	86.80	1367	2015
HAT-P-56	320.639	b	1.90	604	1.466	16.43	2.7908327	0.04232	<0.246	82.13	1840	2015
HAT-P-57A	279.860	b	1.41	448	1.413	15.84	2.4652950	0.0406	0	88.26	2200	2015
HAT-P-58	515.590	b	0.372	118	1.332	14.93	4.0138379	0.04994	<0.073	85.64	1622	2020
HAT-P-59	265.471	b	1.540	489.5	1.123	12.59	4.1419771	0.05064	<0.03	85.18	1277.8	2020
HAT-P-60	233.220	b	0.574	182	1.631	18.28	4.7947813	0.06277	<0.25	83.75	1772	2020
HAT-P-61	338.840	b	1.057	335.9	0.899	10.1	1.90231289	0.03010	<0.113	83.62	1505	2020
HAT-P-62	348.815	b	0.761	242	1.073	12.03	2.6453235	0.03772	<0.101	87.93	1512	2020
HAT-P-63	403.458	b	0.614	195	1.119	12.54	3.377728	0.04294	<0.069	88.45	1237	2020
HAT-P-64	651.897	b	0.58	184	1.703	19.09	4.0072320	0.05387	<0.101	88.01	1766	2020
HAT-P-65	738.519	b	0.554	176	1.611	18.06	2.60544751	0.04042	<0.304	88.3	1818	2016
HAT-P-66	935.456	b	0.783	249	1.59	17.8	2.9720860	0.04363	<0.090	86.2	1896	2016
HAT-P-67A	371.686	b	0.34	108	2.085	23.37	4.81010250	0.06505	0	88.8	1903	2017
HAT-P-68	202.152	b	0.724	230	1.072	12.02	2.29840551	0.02996	<0.041	88.73	1027.8	2020
HAT-P-69	341.263	b	3.58	1138	1.676	18.79	4.7869491	0.06555	0	87.19	1930	2019
HAT-P-70	330.739	b	<6.78	<2155	1.87	21.0	2.74432452	0.04739	0	96.50	2562	2019
HAT-P-71	476.831	b	1.174	373.1	1.381	15.48	3.1833870	0.047	0	83.23	1693	2025

South

主星	距離（pc）	惑星	質量		半径		公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
主星	距離（pc）	惑星	（M_J）	（M_⊕）	（R_J）	（R_⊕）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
HATS-1	283.971	b	1.75	556	1.302	14.59	3.446459	0.04446	<0.082	85.6	1359	2012
HATS-2	341.925	b	1.37	435	1.122	12.58	1.35413379	0.02317	<0.29	87.83	1550	2013
HATS-3	411.211	b	1.10	350	1.381	15.48	3.547851	0.04852	<0.30	86.2	1648	2013
HATS-4	416.459	b	1.309	416.0	1.020	11.43	2.516729	0.03623	0.013	88.5	1315	2014
HATS-5	246.384	b	0.238	75.6	0.912	10.2	4.763387	0.05428	0.019	89.3	1025	2014
HATS-6	169.318	b	0.319	101	0.998	11.19	3.3252725	0.03623	0	88.210	712.8	2014
HATS-7	240.707	b	0.123	39.1	0.563	6.31	3.1853150	0.04012	<0.12	87.92	1084	2015
HATS-8	794.637	b	0.145	46.1	0.873	9.79	3.583893	0.04668	<0.25	87.8	1324	2015
HATS-9	638.700	b	0.823	262	1.065	11.94	1.9153073	0.03048	<0.075	86.5	1746	2015
HATS-10	534.889	b	0.585	186	0.969	10.86	3.3128460	0.04493	<0.28	87.79	1407	2015
HATS-11	944.603	b	0.83	264	1.609	18.03	3.619188	0.0507	<0.34	89.03	1596	2016
HATS-12	746.138	b	2.390	759.6	0.692	7.76	3.142702	0.0441	<0.085	82.27	1446	2016
HATS-13	421.855	b	0.592	188	1.212	13.59	3.0440499	0.04059	<0.181	88.55	1244	2015
HATS-14	513.011	b	1.069	339.8	1.039	11.65	2.7667641	0.03815	<0.11	88.83	1276	2015
HATS-15	1139.55	b	2.17	690	1.105	12.39	1.74748753	0.02712	<0.126	87.13	1505	2015
HATS-16	757.044	b	3.27	1039	1.30	14.6	2.686502	0.03744	<0.00	83.53	1592	2015
HATS-17	400.331	b	1.338	425.3	0.777	8.71	16.254611	0.1308	0.029	89.08	814	2015
HATS-18	624.368	b	1.9795	629.14	1.329	14.90	0.83784000	0.01740	<0.166	85.290	2069.48	2016
HATS-19	780	b	0.427	136	1.66	18.61	4.569673	0.0589	0.3	86.6	1570	2016
HATS-20	454	b	0.273	86.8	0.776	8.700	3.7992969	0.04619	<0.501	87.16	1147	2016
HATS-21	286	b	0.332	106	1.123	12.59	3.5543973	0.04676	<0.149	85.04	1284	2016
HATS-22	229.518	b	2.74	871	0.953	10.68	4.7228124	0.05025	0.079	87.96	858	2016
HATS-23	639.004	b	1.470	467.2	1.86	20.8	2.1605156	0.03397	<0.114	81.02	1654	2016
HATS-24	494.182	b	2.26	718	1.395	15.64	1.3484978	0.0238	<0.242	85.97	2166	2016
HATS-25	471.158	b	0.613	195	1.26	14.1	4.2986432	0.05163	<0.176	86.93	1277	2016
HATS-26	861.843	b	0.650	207	1.75	19.6	3.3023881	0.04735	<0.245	86.2	1918	2016
HATS-27	816.988	b	0.53	168	1.50	16.8	4.637038	0.06110	<0.581	87.3	1659	2016
HATS-28	535.383	b	0.672	214	1.194	13.38	3.1810781	0.04131	<0.202	86.17	1253	2016
HATS-29	353.891	b	0.653	208	1.251	14.02	4.6058749	0.05475	<0.158	87.37	1212	2016
HATS-30A	342.140	b	0.706	224	1.175	13.17	3.1743516	0.04354	<0.096	86.84	1414	2016
HATS-31	773.974	b	0.88	280	1.64	18.4	3.377960	0.0478	<0.233	85.0	1823	2016
HATS-32	745.116	b	0.92	292	1.249	14.00	2.8126548	0.04024	<0.471	87.1	1437	2016
HATS-33	248.460	b	1.192	378.9	1.154	12.94	2.54956400	0.03731	<0.08	87.55	1429	2016
HATS-34	508.842	b	0.941	299.1	1.43	16.0	2.1061607	0.03166	<0.108	82.28	1445	2016
HATS-35	514.555	b	1.222	388.4	1.464	16.41	1.8209993	0.03199	<0.306	86.9	2037	2016
HATS-36	856.436	b	3.216	1022	1.235	13.84	4.1752387	0.05425	0.105	87.61	1356	2017
HATS-37A	211.896	b	0.099	31.5	0.606	6.79	4.3315366	0.04913	0	89.33	1085	2020
HATS-38	343.525	b	0.074	24	0.614	6.88	4.375021	0.05036	0	87.21	1294	2020
HATS-39	878.521	b	0.63	200	1.57	17.6	4.5776348	0.06007	<0.275	84.98	1645	2018
HATS-40	1342.29	b	1.59	505	1.58	17.7	3.2642736	0.04997	<0.312	85.8	2101	2018
HATS-41	737.668	b	9.7	3083	1.33	14.9	4.193649	0.0583	0.38	80.4	1710	2018
HATS-42	800.377	b	1.88	598	1.40	15.7	2.2921020	0.03689	<0.229	85.1	1856	2018
HATS-43	362.273	b	0.261	83.0	1.18	13.23	4.3888497	0.04944	0.173	89.24	1003	2017
HATS-44	446.035	b	0.56	178	1.067	11.96	2.7439004	0.03649	<0.279	84.65	1161	2017
HATS-45	772.110	b	0.70	222	1.286	14.41	4.1876244	0.05511	<0.24	85.61	1518	2017
HATS-46	453.808	b	0.173	55.0	0.903	10.1	4.7423729	0.05367	<0.559	87.32	1054	2017
HATS-47	300.670	b	0.369	117	1.117	12.52	3.9228038	0.04269	<0.088	87.080	852.9	2020
HATS-48A	263.609	b	0.243	77.2	0.800	8.97	3.1316666	0.03769	<0.162	89.58	954.6	2020
HATS-49	324.413	b	0.353	112	0.765	8.57	4.1480467	0.04515	<0.071	88.27	834.8	2020
HATS-50	756.742	b	0.39	124	1.130	12.67	3.8297015	0.05046	<0.516	87.54	1348	2017
HATS-51	389.570	b	0.768	244	1.41	15.8	3.3488702	0.04639	<0.33	87.1	1553	2017
HATS-52	555.134	b	2.24	712	1.382	15.49	1.36665436	0.02498	<0.246	84.7	1834	2017
HATS-53	585.770	b	0.595	189	1.340	15.02	3.8537768	0.04753	<0.33	88.78	1312	2017
HATS-54	748.585	b	0.753	239	1.015	11.38	2.5441765	0.037	<0.126	83.67	1429	2018
HATS-55	609.838	b	0.921	293	1.251	14.02	4.2042001	0.05412	<0.092	86.320	1367	2018
HATS-56	564.409	b	0.602	191	1.688	18.92	4.324799	0.06043	<0.019	83.29	1902	2018
HATS-57A	279.485	b	3.147	1000	1.139	12.77	2.3506210	0.03493	<0.028	87.88	1413.4	2018
HATS-58A	403.591	b	1.03	327	1.095	12.27	4.2180896	0.05798	<0.168	85.69	1721	2018
HATS-59	642.884	b	0.806	256	1.126	12.62	5.416081	0.06112	0.129	88.10	1128	2018
HATS-59	642.884	c*	>12.70	>4036			1422	2.504	<0.083		175.9	2018
HATS-60	486.474	b	0.662	210	1.153	12.92	3.560829	0.04708	<0.191	86.28	1528	2018
HATS-61	679.761	b	3.40	1081	1.195	13.39	7.817953	0.07908	<0.092	87.15	1226.1	2018
HATS-62	523.067	b	<0.179	<56.9	1.055	11.83	3.2768837	0.04163	<0.298	87.92	1237	2018
HATS-63	623.232	b	0.96	305	1.207	13.53	3.0566527	0.04026	<0.136	84.86	1398.3	2018
HATS-64	1080.15	b	0.96	305	1.679	18.82	4.908897	0.06562	<0.151	87.24	1793	2018
HATS-65A	493.320	b	0.821	261	1.501	16.82	3.1051610	0.04497	<0.062	84.82	1634	2018
HATS-66	1477.98	b	5.33	1694	1.411	15.82	3.1414391	0.04714	<0.064	87.06	1998	2018
HATS-67	960.109	b	1.45	461	1.685	18.89	1.6091788	0.03032	<0.057	79.03	2193	2018
HATS-68	603.955	b	1.290	410.0	1.232	13.81	3.5862202	0.05071	<0.036	83.21	1741	2018
HATS-69	414.537	b	<0.577	<183	0.945	10.6	2.2252577	0.03211	<0.519	88.49	1295.7	2018
HATS-71	140.225	b	0.37	118	1.024	11.48	3.7955202	0.03745	0	88.82	586.8	2018
HATS-72	127.589	b	0.1254	39.86	0.7224	8.097	7.3279474	0.066517	<0.013	89.56	739.3	2020
HATS-74A	299.389	b	1.46	464	1.032	11.57	1.73185606	0.02384	<0.044	87.39	895.1	2021
HATS-75	194.964	b	0.491	156	0.884	9.91	2.7886556	0.032742	<0.064	88.07	772.3	2021
HATS-76	385.6890	b	2.629	835.6	1.079	12.09	1.9416423	0.02658	<0.062	88.24	939.8	2021
HATS-77	436.176	b	1.374	436.7	1.165	13.06	3.0876262	0.03607	<0.045	88.44	828.3	2021

発見した褐色矮星の一覧

褐色矮星は2個（Northで1個、Southで1個）発見されている（2025年3月20日時点）。

North

主星	距離（pc）	褐色矮星	質量（M_J）	半径（R_J）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
主星	距離（pc）	褐色矮星	質量（M_J）	半径（R_J）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典	HAT-P-13	246.810	c*	>14.61		445.82	1.258	0.6551		340	2009

South

主星	距離（pc）	褐色矮星	質量（M_J）	半径（R_J）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典
主星	距離（pc）	褐色矮星	質量（M_J）	半径（R_J）	公転周期（日）	軌道長半径（au）	離心率	傾斜角（°）	平衡温度	発見年	出典	HATS-70	1458.83	b	12.9	1.384	1.8882378	0.03632	<0.18	86.7	2730	2018

脚注

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1 2 3 4 5 6 Espinoza, N.; Bayliss, D.; Hartman, J. D.; Bakos, G. Á; Jordán, A.; Zhou, G.; Mancini, L.; Brahm, R. et al. (October 2016). “HATS-25b through HATS-30b: A Half-dozen New Inflated Transiting Hot Jupiters from the HATSouth Survey” (英語). AJ 152 (4): 108. arXiv:1606.00023. Bibcode:2016AJ....152..108E. doi:10.3847/0004-6256/152/4/108. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 3 4 5 de Val-Borro, M.; Bakos, G. Á; Brahm, R.; Hartman, J. D.; Espinoza, N.; Penev, K.; Ciceri, S.; Jordán, A. et al. (December 2016). “HATS-31b through HATS-35b: Five Transiting Hot Jupiters Discovered By the HATSouth Survey” (英語). AJ 152 (6): 161. arXiv:1607.00006. Bibcode:2016AJ....152..161D. doi:10.3847/0004-6256/152/6/161. ISSN 0004-6256.
↑ Bayliss, D.; Hartman, J. D.; Zhou, G.; Bakos, G. Á; Vanderburg, A.; Bento, J.; Mancini, L.; Ciceri, S. et al. (March 2018). “HATS-36b and 24 Other Transiting/Eclipsing Systems from the HATSouth-K2 Campaign 7 Program” (英語). AJ 155 (3): 119. Bibcode:2018AJ....155..119B. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aaa8e6. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 Jordán, A.; Bakos, G. Á.; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R.; Csubry, Z.; Espinoza, N. et al. (2020), “HATS-37Ab and HATS-38b: Two Transiting Hot Neptunes in the Desert”, The Astronomical Journal 160 (5): 222, arXiv:2007.07135, Bibcode:2020AJ....160..222J, doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aba530
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1 2 3 4 Brahm, R.; Hartman, J. D.; Jordán, A.; Bakos, G. Á; Espinoza, N.; Rabus, M.; Bhatti, W.; Penev, K. et al. (March 2018). “HATS-43b, HATS-44b, HATS-45b, and HATS-46b: Four Short-period Transiting Giant Planets in the Neptune-Jupiter Mass Range” (英語). AJ 155 (3): 112. arXiv:1707.07093. Bibcode:2018AJ....155..112B. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aaa898. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 3 4 Hartman, J. D.; Jordán, Andrés; Bayliss, D.; Bakos, G. Á.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R.; Csubry, Z. et al. (2020). “HATS-47b, HATS-48Ab, HATS-49b and HATS-72b: Four Warm Giant Planets Transiting K Dwarfs”. The Astronomical Journal 159 (4): 173. arXiv:2002.05776. Bibcode:2020AJ....159..173H. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/ab7821.
1 2 3 4 Henning, Th; Mancini, L.; Sarkis, P.; Bakos, G. Á; Hartman, J. D.; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W. et al. (February 2018). “HATS-50b through HATS-53b: Four Transiting Hot Jupiters Orbiting G-type Stars Discovered by the HATSouth Survey” (英語). AJ 155 (2): 79. arXiv:1712.04324. Bibcode:2018AJ....155...79H. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aaa254. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 3 4 5 Espinoza, N.; Hartman, J. D.; Bakos, G. Á; Henning, T.; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R. et al. (August 2019). “HATS-54b-HATS-58Ab: Five New Transiting Hot Jupiters Including One with a Possible Temperate Companion” (英語). AJ 158 (2): 63. arXiv:1812.07668. Bibcode:2019AJ....158...63E. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/ab26bb. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 Sarkis, P.; Henning, Th; Hartman, J. D.; Bakos, G. Á; Brahm, R.; Jordán, A.; Bayliss, D.; Mancini, L. et al. (November 2018). “HATS-59b,c: A Transiting Hot Jupiter and a Cold Massive Giant Planet around a Sun-like Star” (英語). AJ 156 (5): 216. arXiv:1805.05925. Bibcode:2018AJ....156..216S. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aade54. ISSN 0004-6256.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Hartman, J. D.; Bakos, G. Á; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R.; Csubry, Z.; Espinoza, N. et al. (February 2019). “HATS-60b-HATS-69b: 10 Transiting Planets from HATSouth” (英語). AJ 157 (2): 55. arXiv:1809.01048. Bibcode:2019AJ....157...55H. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aaf8b6. ISSN 0004-6256.
↑ Bakos, G. Á; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R.; Csubry, Z.; Espinoza, N.; Hartman, J. D. et al. (December 2018). “HATS-71b: A giant planet transiting an M3 dwarf star in TESS Sector 1” (英語). AJ: arXiv:1812.09406. arXiv:1812.09406. Bibcode:2018arXiv181209406B.
1 2 3 4 Jordán, A. et al. (2022). “HATS-74Ab, HATS-75b, HATS-76b, and HATS-77b: Four Transiting Giant Planets Around K and M Dwarfs”. The Astronomical Journal 163 (3): 125. arXiv:2112.01928. Bibcode:2022AJ....163..125J. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/ac4a77.
↑ Zhou, G.; Bakos, G.; Bayliss, D.; Bento, J.; Bhatti, W.; Brahm, R.; Csubry, Z.; Espinoza, N. et al. (2019). “HATS-70b: A 13 MJ Brown Dwarf Transiting an A Star”. Astronomical Journal 157 (1): 31. arXiv:1811.06925. Bibcode:2019AJ....157...31Z. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aaf1bb. ISSN 0004-6256.

外部リンク

“HATNet project”. HATNet project. 2009年11月21日閲覧。（公式サイト）
“The HATNet Exoplanet Survey”. 2018年7月31日閲覧。（公式サイト）
“The HATSouth Exoplanet Survey”. 2018年7月31日閲覧。（HAT-South公式サイト）
The Extrasolar Planet Encyclopaedia Catalog - The Extrasolar Planet Encyclopaedia

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