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    The document discusses some issues with retrieval models used for analyzing exoplanet atmospheres. Specifically, it notes that models should discard scenarios where the thermal emission from the planet's atmosphere exceeds the energy received from its star. It also states that chemical equilibrium models cannot use every possible combination of relative abundances as not everything is chemically possible.

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    The document discusses some issues with retrieval models used for analyzing exoplanet atmospheres. Specifically, it notes that models should discard scenarios where the thermal emission from the planet's atmosphere exceeds the energy received from its star. It also states that chemical equilibrium models cannot use every possible combination of relative abundances as not everything is chemically possible.

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    The document discusses some issues with retrieval models used for analyzing exoplanet atmospheres. Specifically, it notes that models should discard scenarios where the thermal emission from the planet's atmosphere exceeds the energy received from its star. It also states that chemical equilibrium models cannot use every possible combination of relative abundances as not everything is chemically possible.

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    2.7.

    2 Pit falls (about retrieval model)


    3. Local versus global energy conservation

    • it is natural to discard those where the emergent


    thermal emission from the exoplanetary
    atmosphere exceeds the energy input from the
    star.

    4. Not everyting is chemically possible

    • When an atmosphere is in chemical equilibrium,


    not every combination of the relative abundances
    is possible

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