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Table 1

Presentation of all the Spitzer data of GJ 436 used in this paper.

Bandpass Eclipse Programme AOR Aperture Background PSF centre Baseline β w β r T β r Average
nature ID radius contribution x y model total flux
(μm) (pixels) (%) (pixels) (pixels) (min) (mJy)

3.6 Occultation 40685 24882688 1.9 0.04 15.67 15.97 p([xy] 0.95 1.24 15 1269.7 ± 2.3
3.6 Transit 50051 28894208 2.4 0.05 16.41 15.85 p([xy]1) 1.00 1.60 60 1254.0 ± 1.7
3.6 Transit 50051 28894464 3.0 0.12 16.11 16.11 p([xy] 0.97 1.00 5 1269.9 ± 2.2
3.6 N/A 60003 38807296 2.5 0.29 16.84 26.49 p([xy] 1.25 2.87 40 1253.8 ± 9.9
3.6 Occultation 60003 40848384 2.2 0.01 16.27 15.77 p([xy] 1.12 2.88 35 1274.7 ± 8.2
4.5 Occultation 40685 24882944 1.9 0.07 15.74 15.95 p([xy] 1.04 1.84 65 841.10 ± 3.02
4.5 Transit 50051 28894720 2.4 0.12 15.99 15.92 p([xy] 1.10 1.36 40 848.50 ± 3.07
4.5 Transit 50051 28894976 2.2 0.10 15.55 15.98 p([xy] 1.06 1.17 25 841.91 ± 3.61
4.5 N/A 541 38702592 2.2 0.13 15.70 15.91 p([xy] 1.09 1.20 120 857.20 ± 2.20
4.5 N/A 60003 38808064 3.5 0.21 15.92 26.36 p([xy] 1.04 1.42 40 854.46 ± 2.20
4.5 Occultation 60003 40848128 2.2 0.13 15.68 16.29 p([xy] 1.12 1.00 5 847.55 ± 1.90
4.5 N/A 70084 42614016 2.4 0.14 15.70 16.01 p([xy] 1.21 1.06 30 856.15 ± 1.45
5.8 Occultation 40685 24883200 2.8 0.28 15.85 15.39 p([xy]2 + t1) 1.26 1.00 5 374.57 ± 0.84
8 Transit 30129 23515648 3.2 2.90 15.78 15.96 p([xy]1 + l2) 1.14 1.00 5 207.66 ± 1.29
8 Occultation 30129 23618304 2.4 2.00 15.74 15.62 p([xy]1 + l1 + t2) 1.15 1.14 60 205.31 ± 0.95
8 Occultation 50734 26812928 2.6 0.98 16.05 15.66 p([xy] 1.03 1.00 5 205.44 ± 1.13
8 Occultation 50734 27604736 3.4 1.60 15.62 15.36 p([xy]2 + l1) 1.18 1.33 45 205.81 ± 1.03
8 Occultation 50734 27604992 3.5 1.92 16.11 15.53 p(l1) 1.17 1.37 15 205.58 ± 1.07
8 Occultation 50734 27605248 3.4 1.88 15.92 15.73 p([xy]1 + l1) 1.14 1.15 20 205.48 ± 1.17
8 Occultation 50056 27863296 4.1 5.50 15.55 15.75 p([xy]1 + l1 + t2) 1.30 1.07 20 205.90 ± 1.03
8 Transit 50056 27863552 4.1 5.70 15.53 15.52 p([xy] 1.38 1.13 5 205.94 ± 0.94
8 Occultation 50056 27863808 4.3 6.41 15.53 15.27 p([xy]1 + t2) 1.30 1.02 5 205.99 ± 0.98
8 N/A 50056 27864064 2.8 3.24 15.52 15.24 p([xy]2) 1.15 1.00 5 205.97 ± 1.08
8 Transit 50051 28895232 2.7 2.06 15.85 15.55 p([xy]2 + l2 + t1) 1.16 1.00 10 205.36 ± 1.10
8 Occultation 50734 28969472 3.5 2.87 16.18 16.37 p(l1) 1.23 1.02 5 205.77 ± 1.20
8 Occultation 50734 28969728 3.3 2.38 15.75 16.01 p([xy] 1.29 1.00 5 205.71 ± 1.30
8 Occultation 50734 28969984 2.5 1.56 15.93 15.69 p([xy]1 + l1 + t1) 1.15 1.00 5 205.73 ± 1.22
8 Transit 50051 28895488 3.0 2.00 15.52 15.80 p([xy]2 + l1 + t1) 1.23 1.00 5 205.15 ± 0.99
8 Occultation 50734 28970240 3.5 2.40 16.12 15.62 p([xy]1 + l1) 1.22 1.00 5 205.60 ± 1.14
16 Occultation 40685 23799552 21.99 27.89 p([xy]2 + l2 + t3) 1.86 1.00 5 85.99 ± 0.31
24 Occultation 40685 23799296 3.09 1.13 5 37.33 ± 0.40
23798784
23800320
23801856
23801600
23801344

Notes. Data are classified in ascending order of the bandpass wavelength and observing date. The first column gives the bandpass transmission centre of the instrument/channel, the second the eclipse nature of the event, the third the programme ID, and its corresponding astronomical observation request (AOR) number in Col. 4. The content of the following columns results from our analysis and is mainly linked to the data analysed with aperture photometry. Column 5 provides the chosen aperture photometry radii. In Col. 6 the “background contribution” indicates the relative sky background contribution in the chosen aperture photometry. Columns 7 and 8 give the horizontal and vertical average coordinates of the point-spread function (PSF) centre in fractional pixel units, considering the bottom left corner to have (0,0) for coordinates. The centre is computed by fitting a 2D elliptical Gaussian for the bandpass ranging from 3.6 to 8 μm. Otherwise, it is done during the deconvolution process. Note that we do not give the PSF centre at 24 μm since there are 14 different locations and that they do not depend on the AOR. Each of the following columns respectively gives the baseline function selected for our global modelling (see Sect. 3.3), the βw and βr errors rescaling factors, the time interval used to compute βr, and the average total flux of the system. For the baseline function, p(ϵN) respectively denotes a N-order polynomial function of the time (ϵ = t), of the logarithm of time (ϵ = l), and of the PSF x- and y-positions (ϵ =[xy]) and widths (ϵ = wx and ϵ = wy).

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