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Cite Publication Date: Jan 1, 2001 |
Affiliation: University of Auckland, University of Canterbury
AbstractDevelopments in the search for extra-solar planets via gravitational microlensing by the Japan/New Zealand group MOA are discussed. The use of the Kaláka cluster computer is introduced and preliminary results presented.
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