Main text books

1. * Perryman, M. The Exoplanet Handbook. Cambridge University Press. Any editions
2. * Wall, J. V., and Jenkins, C. R., Practical Statistics for Astronomers, Cambridge University Press. 
   

Reference text books

1. * Seager, S., Exoplanets. S. Seager Editor
   
2. * Seager, S. Exoplanet Atmospheres. Princeton University Press
   
3.    R. A. Hanel,‎ B. J. Conrath,‎ D. E. Jennings,‎ R. E. Samuelson, Exploration of the Solar System by Infrared Remote Sensing. Cambridge University Press.
4. * Goody, R. M. and Yung, Y. L. Atmospheric Radiation. Oxford University Press.
5. * Imke de Pater; Jack J. Lissauer, Planetary Sciences, Imke de Pater; Jack J. Lissauer - Titolo: Planetary Sciences
6. * Press, W. H., Numerical Recipes, Cambridge University Press.

All text books with * are available in the Physics library.  Numerical Recipes is available online at the link provided.

In addition to text books, a collection of recent research and review papers will be provided in class (as references in the lecture notes).

Papers can be downloaded from https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/classic-form. Papers can be usually downloaded as

1. Preprint: can be freely downloaded
2. Editorial version: These can be generally downloaded, although for some journal (such as Nature or Science) you have to be connected to the physics network. Otherwise, a charge might apply. 

In general, there is no difference other than editorial between the two versions.