Fig. 9

Variation of the planetary radius of WASP-48 b, in terms of planet/star radius ratio, with wavelength. The black points are from the transit observed with BUSCA, while the blue points are the weighted-mean results coming from the two transits observed in Cousins R and the two in I with the CA 1.23 m telescope. The vertical bars represent the errors in the measurements and the horizontal bars show the FWHM transmission of the passbands used. The observational points are compared with a synthetic spectrum for a Jupiter planet with a surface gravity of gb = 10 m s-2 and Teq = 2000 K, which does not include TiO and VO opacity. An offset is applied to all three models to provide the best fit to our radius measurements. Transmission curves of the filters used are shown in the bottom panel.
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