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Table 1

Properties of the stars of the studied sample.

HD Name Sp. class m V m K

3651 54 Psc K0V 5.88 4.00
9826 υ And F8V 4.09 2.86
19994 94 Cet F8V 5.07 3.75
75732 55 Cnc G8V 5.96 4.05
167042 K1IV 5.97 3.58
170693 42 Dra K1.5III 4.82 2.09
173416 G8III 6.04 3.85
185395 θ Cyg F4V 4.49 3.54
190360 G6IV 5.73 4.11
217014 51 Peg G2IV 5.45 3.91
221345 14 And K0III 5.23 2.33

1367 ρ And K0II 6.18 4.23
1671 F5III 5.15 4.07
154633 G5V 6.11 3.93
161178 G9III 5.87 3.66
168151 K5V 4.99 3.94
209369 16 Cep F5V 5.03 3.96
218560 K0III 6.21 3.70

Notes. The eleven first ones (above the line) are known exoplanet hosts (except θ Cyg, see Ligi et al. 2012a). Photometry is given in the Johnson system (see Sect. 2).

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HD 167042 was classified as a K1III giant by Hipparcos, but Sato et al. (2008) classify it as a less evolved subgiant because of its position on the H-R digram.

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