A Uniform Search for Nearby Planetary Companions to Hot Jupiters in TESS Data Reveals Hot Jupiters are Still Lonely
Benjamin J. Hord(Columbia University), Bill Wohler(Ames Research Center), Zahra Essack(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Veselin B. Kostov(Goddard Space Flight Center), Sara Seager(American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics), Michael Fausnaugh(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), G. Ricker(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Knicole D. Colón(Goddard Space Flight Center), Thomas Barclay(Goddard Space Flight Center), Brianna Galgano(Goddard Space Flight Center), Natalia Guerrero, R. Vanderspek, Douglas A. Caldwell(Ames Research Center), Joshua N. Winn(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Jon M. Jenkins(Ames Research Center)
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