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DESCRIPTION:<div style=text-align:right\;></div><p>Speaker: Paolo Giacobbe 
 (INAF)</p>\n<p>Titolo: “Retrieving the Atmospheres of Distant Worlds: Insi
 ghts from High-Resolution Spectroscopy”</p>\n<p>Abstract: “High-resolution
  (HR) transmission spectroscopy has demonstrated exceptional effectiveness
  in detecting multiple molecular species in the atmospheres of exoplanets.
  At HR\, molecular absorption bands are resolved into thousands of individ
 ual spectral lines\, allowing for unambiguous identification of species th
 rough line matching (e.g.\, via cross-correlation) with planetary model te
 mplates\, even when most individual lines are buried within photon noise. 
 The next frontier is to connect the detection of molecular species to the 
 underlying chemical and physical properties of exoplanetary atmospheres. W
 e discuss the prospects of this technique in the context of upcoming facil
 ities\, such as the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT)\, highlighting its pot
 ential to revolutionize our understanding of exoplanet atmospheres.”</p>\n
 <p> </p>
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SUMMARY:Seminario: Paolo Giacobbe (INAF)
URL:http://www.astropa.inaf.it/evento/seminario-paolo-giacobbe-inaf/
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