Results from the Wide Angle Search for Planets Prototype (WASP0) III:   Planet Hunting in the Draco Field
  The Wide Angle Search for Planets prototype (WASP0) is a wide-field instrument used to search for extra-solar planets via the transit method. Here we present the results of a monitoring program which targeted a 9-degree field in Draco. WASP0 monitored 35000 field stars for two consecutive months. Analysis of the lightcurves resulted in the detection of 11 multi-transit candidates and 3 single-transit candidates, two of which we recommend for further follow-up. Monte-Carlo simulations matching the observing parameters estimate the expected number of transit candidates from this survey. A comparison of the expected number with the number of candidates detected is used to discuss limits on planetary companions to field stars. 
Stephen R. Kane, Andrew Collier Cameron, Keith Horne, David James, T.   A. Lister, Don L. Pollacco, Rachel A. Street, Yianni...