Table 2:

Possible solutions for periodicity and their properties.

Solution	a	b	fc	Pd	Me	f	g	Ah	S/Ni
	[h-1]	[h-1]	[h-1]	[h]		[h-1]
A					4	0.07372	0.19	2.164	3.524
B								2.132	3.188
C								2.389	3.706
D					3	0.09829	0.01	1.921	2.707
E					2	0.14743	0.48	1.694	1.975
F					1	0.29487	0.46	1.644	1.953
G								1.560	1.669
H								1.626	1.930

^a  , ; ^b  ; ^c unweighted-mean result from both methods with an effective error; ^d corresponding period with an error; ^e period multiple for the system, M = 1 indicates the base of the system; ^f frequency expected for an ideal system, given by an unweighted linear fit to the dependence of f on M; ^g deviation of frequency  from f, given as a fraction of the error on f; ^h amplitude (see Sect. 5.1 and Fig. 8); ⁱ signal-to-noise ratio (see Sect. 5.2 and Fig. 8).