Fig. 5

Top: distribution of radii between confirmed planets in the vicinity of the 2:1 (blue) and 3:2 (red) MMR. Dashed line corresponds to equal-size bodies (R1 = R2). Middle: radius as a function of the orbital period. Light gray circles indicate the values of planets outside both resonances. Bottom: planetary mass mi vs. radius Ri for all planets (bodies larger than Jupiter shown in gray). Dashed orange line corresponds to the so-called R2.06-law by Lissauer et al. (2011), while the fit proposed by Weiss & Marcy (2014) is shown as a continuous orange line. Our own fit, which is calculated for all planets smaller than Jupiter, is presented as a thick green line. Values within 1σdis dispersion are contained within the light green region.
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