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SUMMARY:Invited talk: Understanding the diversity of exoplanet atmospheres
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Vivien  Parmentier (University of Oxford)\nJust look
 ing through a telescope from your backyard you can see that the planets fr
 om our own Solar-System have widely different atmospheres. Such a large di
 versity is also expected for exoplanets\, particularly since they cover a 
 much wider parameter space. Now that we are able to measure exoplanet atmo
 spheric spectrum our goal is to separate the effects of intrinsic differen
 ces\, such as elemental chemical composition\, from differences due to the
 ir specific circumstances\, such as their rotation period or their equilib
 rium temperature.\n\nI will review how radiative transfer\, atmospheric ci
 rculation\, chemistry and microphysics shape giant planet atmospheres and 
 discuss how these processes can produce very different outcomes in planets
  that only posses small differences. I will show the expected and observed
  patterns in the population both at low and high spectral resolution and d
 iscuss how these differ from our expectation.\n\nhttps://meetings.aip.de/e
 vent/16/contributions/149/
LOCATION:Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) Lecture Hall
URL:https://meetings.aip.de/event/16/contributions/149/
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