Ephemeris refinement of 21 hot Jupiter exoplanets with high timing uncertainties

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Table 1.

Ranking of hot Jupiter exoplanets according to their timing uncertainties as of August 2018.

Seq	Planet	ΔT_c (min)	Reference
1	WASP-73b	171.7	Delrez et al. (2014)
2	WASP-117b	143.1	Lendl et al. (2014)
3	HAT-P-31b	106.1	Kipping et al. (2011)
4	KELT-8b	103.8	Fulton et al. (2015)
5	HAT-P-46b	40.9	Hartman et al. (2014)
6	HAT-P-29b	38.8	Buchhave et al. (2011)
7	HAT-P-45b	25.2	Hartman et al. (2014)
8	KELT-10b	24.3	Kuhn et al. (2016)
9	HAT-P-42b	23.7	Boisse et al. (2013)
10	HAT-P-35b	22.9	Bakos et al. (2012)
11	WASP-99b	21.3	Hellier et al. (2014)
12	HAT-P-44b	16.8	Hartman et al. (2014)
13	HAT-P-43b	15.2	Boisse et al. (2013)
14	KELT-15b	14.1	Rodriguez et al. (2016)
15	WASP-37b	13.3	Simpson et al. (2011)
16	HAT-P-15b	13.2	Kovács et al. (2010)
17	HAT-P-34b	12.3	Bakos et al. (2012)
18	HAT-P-52b	12.2	Hartman et al. (2015)
19	KELT-3b	12.1	Pepper et al. (2013)
20	WASP-86/KELT-12b	11.6	Faedi et al. (2016)
21	WASP-58b	11.1	Hébrard et al. (2013)

121	HAT-P-38b	4.3	Bruno et al. (2018)
251	HAT-P-25b	0.9	Wang et al. (2018b)
	Qatar-3b		Alsubai et al. (2017)
	Qatar-4b		Alsubai et al. (2017)
	Qatar-5b		Alsubai et al. (2017)

Notes. The targets written in bold face are analyzed in this work.

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