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Fig. 8

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Significance, as a function of the rest-frame velocity Vrest and the planetary semi-amplitude KP, for the grid of models containing only water vapor (right panels) or methane (left panels). From the upper panels, we see that models with inverted T/P profiles (red bullets) do not describe the observations well; indeed they have a low significance and peak far away from Vrest ~ 0, where we would expect a signal of planetary origin. If however we restrict our analysis to the models which peak near V rest ~ 0, we find three families of models that provide better agreement than others both for water vapor (10−5 < VMR(H2O) < 10−3) and for methane (10−5 < VMR(CH4) < 10−3). The different bullets shown in the bottom panels correspond to the different lapse rates used.

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