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Optical–Near-infrared Multiband Photometric Analysis and Characterization of Giant Exoplanets with CPI-C

  • Authors: Yiming Zhu, Gang Zhao, Xi Zhang, Gang Wang, Bingli Niu, Zhonghua Lv, Jiangpei Dou

Yiming Zhu et al 2026 The Astronomical Journal 172 .

  • Provider: AAS Journals

Caption: Figure 12.

Model fits to the synthetic warm giant for three photometric data combinations. The panels show fits to (a) H/K/L direct photometry only, (b) CPI-C NIR4 photometry only, and (c) the combined H/K/L + CPI-C NIR4 dataset. The dashed black curve is the input-model spectrum used to generate the synthetic data. Gray curves show posterior draws, and the blue curve shows the posterior median model. The H/K/L points are direct samples of the model flux at the adopted central wavelengths and are assigned S/N = 10 in each band. The CPI-C points are generated by integrating the model spectrum through the actual CPI-C NIR throughput curves and applying the adopted noise model.

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