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Table 4

Characterization of host stars.

Object Teff(K) Spectral type log   g1 log   g2 Av Distance (pc) R1(R) R2(R) M(M)

19b1-02162 5500 G8 4.56 4.32 0.21* 2188 0.85 1.12 0.95
19f3-06991 6500 F5 4.31 4.05 0.35 1127 1.23 1.74 1.25
19b3-09004 5750 G5 4.52 4.27 0.28 1472 0.92 1.22 1.02
19g1-11212 6250 F7 4.41 4.00 0.22* 1330 1.13 1.78 1.17
19c4-02952 6250 F7 4.41 4.01 0.44* 3119 1.13 1.77 1.17
19h1-00325 4750 K3 4.57 4.43 0.16 773 0.71 0.89 0.78
19b3-05398 6000 G0 4.47 4.19 0.45 4345 1.00 1.39 1.09
19e1-05755 6000 G0 4.47 4.12 0.38 2208 1.00 1.51 1.09
19b4-04138 5750 G5 4.52 3.96 0.45 506 0.92 1.74 1.02
19b2-01819 6250 F7 4.41 3.93 0.38 2559 1.13 1.94 1.17

Notes. The Teff is derived from SED-fit. We use 1–5 Gyr isochrones obtained from the Dartmouth stellar evolution database (Dotter et al. 2008) to estimate R1, log   g1 and M. The extinction values (Av) found in the SED-fit are reported in Col. 6. In the three cases marked with an asterisk, the best-fitting extinction is higher than the total extragalactic extinction and we report the extinction that corresponds to the minimum χ2 within the allowed extinction range. The stellar radii R2 correspond to the best-fitting analytic transit model (see Sect. 5.3). The values of log   g2 reported in Col. 5 are estimated from the stellar radii R2, which tend to be higher than R1, resulting in lower log   g2. The distances reported in Col. 7 are estimated utilizing the extinction values found in the VOSA analysis, the i-band magnitudes reported in Table 3, and the absolute magnitudes Mi, which are obtained from the isochrones.

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