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Kepler-35b

See published paper: Transiting circumbinary planets Kepler-34 b and Kepler-35 b by Welsh, et al. in the journal Nature.

This animation of the Kepler-34b System has similarity to the Kepler-35 system



System Parameters for Kepler-35b
Table: A summary of system information for Kepler-35 taken from the KIC
1. A summary of system information for Kepler-35 taken from the KIC, and a summary of the planetary properties, the planetary orbit, and the stellar binary orbit determined by the photometric-dynamical model and eclipse timing analysis.
Table: Summary the stellar properties.
2. Summary the stellar properties from the output of the photo- dynamical code and TODCOR analysis, and a summary of other model parameters for Kepler-35.
Light Curve
Light curves and photodynamical model for Kepler-35
Light curves and photodynamical model for Kepler-35. Individual eclipse events for Kepler-34 (red circles) and the best-fitting photodynamical model (black line). Primary eclipses are marked with “A/B” and secondary eclipses marked with “B/A”. Planet crossings of the primary star are marked with “A/b” and planet crossings of the secondary star are marked with “B/b”. The corresponding residuals are shown in the thin panels below each eclipse plot.
Light curves for Kepler-35b
Light curves for Kepler-35b from AAS presentation.