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Table 3

Best-fit solutions for the planetary system orbiting Gl617A: one-Keplerian and two-Keplerian models plus drift.

Parameter Units Gl617A ba Gl617A bb Gl617A c
P [d] 86.93 86.72 496.90
K [m s−1] 6.56 6.57 3.16
e 0.32 0.23 0.15
ω [deg] 102.20 97.25 −311.97
TP [d] 55466.60 55470.17 55214.75
TC [d] 55465.26 55469.18 55275.54

Ar [AU] 0.324 0.323 1.036
M⋅sini [MEarth] 30.56 31.29 27.26

γSOPHIE [m s−1] −18737.35 −18715.26
lin [m s−1 yr−1] 7.71 −3.13
quad [m s−1 yr−2] −0.86 0.30
σJIT [m s−1] 4.86 3.71
σ(O-C) [m s−1] 4.55 3.90
log(Post) −466.65 −440.08
BIC 105.93 118.52

Notes. (a)Parameters obtained from the one-Keplerian model for Gl617A b. (b)Parameters obtained from the two-Keplerian model for Gl617A b. For each parameter, the median of the posterior is reported, with error bars computed from the MCMC chains using a 68.3% confidence interval. σO-C corresponds to the weighted standard deviation of the residuals around this best solution. log (Post) is the posterior likelihood. All the parameters probed by the MCMC can be found in Table B.3 (one-Keplerian model) and Table B.4 (two-Keplerian model).

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