Could CoRoT-7b and Kepler-10b be remnants of evaporated gas or ice giants?
M. Leitzinger(University of Graz), Jean Schneider(Observatoire de Paris), A. Hanslmeier(University of Graz), T. Penz(Austrian Academy of Sciences), J. Weingrill(Austrian Academy of Sciences), H. K. Biernat(Austrian Academy of Sciences), G. Wuchterl, P. Odert(University of Graz), M. L. Khodachenko(Space Research Institute), H. Lammer(Austrian Academy of Sciences), M. G. Guarcello(Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory), Yu. N. Kulikov(Polar Geophysical Institute), G. Micela(Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo)
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