Fig. 11

Goodness-of-fits of distorted line profiles contaminated with artificial noise obtained in planet-free (dashed lines) and giant planet-bearing disk (solid lines) models versus the integration time for 20°, 40° and 60° inclinations, represented by blue, green and red colors, respectively. It is visible that for a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio, the planet-free models provide always fits with less confidence than the giant planet models, i.e the χ2 is always larger. Moreover, the smaller the inclination angle, the larger the required minimal integration time (tint > 3187 s, 1909 s and 2271 s for the 20°, 40° and 60° inclinations, respectively) to distinguish the planet-free and planet-bearing disk models.
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