2015
DOI: 10.1017/s1743921315006225
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What Do Young Brown Dwarfs Tell Us About Exoplanets?

Abstract: Abstract. In recent years, all-sky surveys have uncovered a new and interesting population of young (≈10-200 Myr), nearby substellar objects. Many of these objects have inferred masses and temperatures that overlap those of directly imaged exoplanets. These young brown dwarfs provide valuable analogs to young, dusty exoplanets in a context where detailed spectroscopic observations across a broad range of wavelengths and at high S/N are possible. How do the temperatures inferred by atmospheric models and evolut… Show more

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