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Table 4.

Best-fit values for the parameters of the global model (one planet on a circular orbit + stellar activity) selected as explained in Sect. 5.

Parameter Value Prior
(planet)
Kb ( m s−1) (0,20)
     
Pb (days) (13.5, 17.5)
     
T0,b (BJD-2450000) (7800, 7820)
     
e 0 (fixed)

(hyper)parameter Value Prior
(stellar activity)

h HARPS ( m s−1) (0,20)
     
h HIRES ( m s−1) (0,20)
     
λ (days) logλ (0,3.9)
     
w (0,1)
     
θ (days) (0, 50)
     
offset_HARPS-N ( m s−1) ( − 100, 100)
     
σjitter,HARPS-N ( m s−1) (0, 10)
     
offset_HARPS ( m s−1) ( − 100, 100)
     
σjitter,HARPS ( m s−1) (0, 10)
     
offset_HIRES ( m s−1) ( − 100, 100)
     
σjitter,HIRES ( m s−1) (0, 10)

Derived quantities
Mb sini (M) 7.1 ± 0.9
ab (AU) 0.091 ± 0.004
Teq, b (K) 379

Notes. The parameters are calculated as medians of the marginal posterior distributions, and the uncertainties represent their 16 and 84% quantiles, unless otherwise indicated. The priors used in our MC fitting are also shown. The difference between theBayesian evidence for this model and the one for a “null” model not including a planet is , which indicates decisive evidence in favor of the one-planet model according to Kass & Raftery (1995). For the “null” model we fitted the data only through a GP quasi-periodic regression, using the same priors for the hyper-parameters as for the one-planet model. The symbol (⋅,⋅) denotes an uninformative prior with corresponding lower and upper limits. The equilibrium temperature Teq,b was derived by assuming Bond albedo AB = 0.

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