Notes. In the first part of this table, we report the results obtained in this work. We present the preferred rotational period (rot. per. in hour), the preferred photometric period (phot. per. in hour) and the peak-to-peak light curve amplitude (Δm in magnitude), the Julian Date (ϕ₀) for which the phase is zero in our light curves. The Julian Date is without light-time correction. The preferred photometric period is the periodicity obtained from the data reduction. In one case, as mentioned in the photometric results section, we preferred the double rotational periodicity because of the high-amplitude light curve (the preferred rotational period). We also indicate the significance level of the preferred rotational period (SL in percent), and other possible rotational periods that are aliases in our study (aliases, in hours). In the second part on this table, we report the results from the literature (rotational period in hours: rot. per. lit., and light-curve amplitude in magnitude: Δm lit.) with their references (Ref).

Reference. SJ02: Sheppard & Jewitt (2002); O03: Ortiz et al. (2003a); LL06: Lacerda & Luu (2006); T10: Thirouin et al. (2010); B13:Benecchi & Sheppard (2013).