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Fig. 8

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Residual periodogram of the three-planet solution as a function of the blue cut-off wavelength λBC. The top periodogram is obtained using the full-spectrum RVs. The bottom periodogram is obtained using the aperture 40 (505.0 nm) as λBC. All signals discussed in the text are marked with narrow vertical lines. The horizontal line represents the peak value of peak closer to 320 days. When λBC = 433 nm (central periodogram), the emerging 125-day peak is already as high as the activity-induced signal. The 120-day peak is an alias of the most likely period of 200 days for planet candidate d.

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