Notes. The table is sorted by , in decreasing order. The columns contain the asteroid name, absolute magnitude H, A₂ parameter with its uncertainty and , semimajor axis drift d a∕dt with its uncertainty, indicator parameter , geometric albedo p_v, diameter D, and taxonomic class. Asteroids with no available information about the diamater are denoted with an asterisk (*). Asteroids with albedo assigned according to Binzel et al. (2002) since no direct estimate is available are indicated with a “d”. Asteroids with no albedo information are denoted with a dagger (†). A remarkable detection is that of asteroid (480883) 2001 YE₄. This detection was not in the list of valid detections provided in Chesley et al. (2016), whereas in the present work it has a very high value. The substantial difference lies in the radar observations of December 2016, confirming that radar is a very powerful tool in getting specifically high S/N Yarkovsky detections.