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Table 3

Properties of stars with hot Jupiter s with Teff in the range 6200 − 6600 K.

Star Teff Rstar Mstar Mplanet Separation H P H t H t / H P
K R M M Jup AU km km

WASP-18 6400 1.29 1.28 10.43 0.02047 –5.43 419 498.3 1.189
WASP-12 6300 1.599 1.35 1.404 0.02293 –5.5 600.1 122.3 0.204
WASP-14 6475 1.306 1.211 7.341 0.036 –4.923 458.7 44 0.096
XO-3 6429 1.377 1.213 11.79 0.0454 –4.595 505.5 39.4 0.078
HAT-P-7 6350 1.84 1.47 1.8 0.0379 –5.018 735.5 37.2 0.051
HAT-P-2 6290 1.64 1.36 8.74 0.0674 –4.78 625.6 14.6 0.023
Kepler-5 6297 1.793 1.374 2.114 0.05064 –5.037 740.9 14.1 0.019
HAT-P-14 6600 1.468 1.386 2.2 0.0594 –4.855 516 3.4 0.007
HAT-P-6 6570 1.46 1.29 1.057 0.05235 –4.799 545.9 2.6 0.005
Kepler-8 6213 1.486 1.213 0.603 0.0483 –5.05 568.8 2.3 0.004
WASP-17 6650 1.38 1.2 0.486 0.0515 –5.331 530.7 1.1 0.002
HAT-P-9 6350 1.32 1.28 0.67 0.053 –5.092 434.7 1 0.002

WASP-19 5500 1.004 0.904 1.114 0.01616 –4.66 308.5 55.2 0.179

Notes. We list the effective temperatures, stellar masses and radii, planet-star separations, chromospheric activity indicator (from Knutson et al. 2010), pressure scale heights (HP), tidal heights (Ht), and ratio Ht/HP based on the formulae given by Cuntz et al. (2000). Stellar data are taken from the exoplanets.eu catalog and ordered by decreasing Ht/HP ratio. Data of WASP-19 are shown because of the planet-star separation very similar to WASP-18. WASP-18 is the only star with pressure scale height and tidal height of the same order of magnitude. The second highest Ht/HP ratio (~ 20%) is seen in WASP-12, which has low activity like WASP-18.

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