A SEARCH FOR COMPANIONS TO BROWN DWARFS IN THE TAURUS AND CHAMAELEON STAR-FORMING REGIONS

Kamen Todorov(ETH Zurich), Massimo Robberto(Space Telescope Science Institute), Quinn Konopacky(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), A. M. Ghez(Planetary Science Institute), K. L. Luhman(Pennsylvania State University), Kim K. McLeod(Wellesley College), Ilaria Pascucci(Planetary Science Institute), Dániel Apai(Planetary Science Institute)
The Astrophysical Journal
May 20, 2014
10.1088/0004-637x/788/1/40
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