All Tables
- Table 1:
Observed and estimated parameters for HD 118203.
(See text for references on the quoted values.)
- Table 2:
ELODIE radial velocities of HD 118203.
All data are relative to the solar system barycentre.
Given uncertainties correspond to photon-noise errors.
- Table 3:
ELODIE best Keplerian orbital solution obtained
for HD 118203 as well as the inferred planetary
parameters. For eccentric orbits
T is defined as the time of the peri-astron passage.
- Table 4:
Observed and estimated parameters for HD 149143.
(See text for references on the quoted values.)
- Table 5:
ELODIE radial velocities of HD 149143.
All data are relative to the solar system barycentre.
- Table 6:
ELODIE derived Keplerian orbital solution obtained
for HD 149143 as well as the inferred planetary
parameters. Both the quasi-circular and circular solutions are given
because the derived eccentricity is only marginally significant.
For the eccentric orbit T is defined as the time of the
peri-astron passage whereas for
the circular orbit T indicates the maximum of radial velocities.