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Comparison of the true (injected) single scattering albedo ω and scattering asymmetry parameter g with their best-fit values in simulated light curves of reflected light phase curves, with no thermal emission and Gaussian noise. As ωtrue → 0, the reflected light signal diminishes, reducing the precision in ωfit. For g > 0, the planet’s atmosphere scatters more light into the atmosphere than back at the observer, reducing the reflected light signal, and reducing the precision on gfit. The color of each point in the g panel denotes the value of ω for that point, and vice versa. Note that g is least precise for the smallest ω values (purple).
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