T10 APT / U. C. Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory / Pearson / The star / Sasselov D. D. / Space Sciences Laboratory / /
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Sweden / France / United States / / /
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FDA Phase / Person Travel / /
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Tennessee State University / Space Telescope Science Institute / The Pennsylvania State University / Fairborn Observatory / Uppsala University / University Park / California Institute of Technology / State University / University of California / W. M. Keck Observatory / Yale University / U. C. Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory / /
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e-prints / gas envelope equivalent / circular orbital solution / runaway gas accretion / planetary systems / phased orbital solution / orbital solution / bestfit solution / deconvolution algorithm / gas-free value / false alarm solutions / low-mass systems / computing / eccentricity solutions / gas giant / multi-planet systems / /
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SHK / /
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Mauna Kea / /
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California Institute of Technology / University of California / G8 / National Science Foundation / Tennessee State University / ETA / Space Telescope Science Institute / NOAO / Yale University / UC Eta / The Pennsylvania State University / State University / African Union / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Department of Astrophysics / Uppsala University / Center of Excellence / /
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Shigeru Ida / Eric R. Craine / R. Paul Butler / S. S. Vogt / Doug Lin / John Asher / Ian Howard / Greg Wirth / Robinson / Jeff Scargle / David L. Crawford / Hien Tran / Heather Knutson / Grant Hill / Scott Dahm / /
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Mayor / MP / Butler / linear model for the actual measured velocities / /
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T10 / Orbital Solution / /
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Submitted to ApJ Preprint typeset using LATEX style emulateapj vTHE NASA-UC ETA-EARTH PROGRAM: II. A PLANET ORBITING HDWITH A MINIMUM MASS OF FOUR EARTH MASSES1 Andrew W. Howard2,3 , John Asher Johnson