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Table 5

Prior distributions for the Keplerian model parameters.

WASP-148b WASP-148c
Orbital parameters:
Orbital period, P [d] N(8.8036930, 1.24 × 10−5) N(34.5246, 0.18)
Time of inferior conjunction or transit, Tc [BJD] N(2 457 957.4807374, 0.00056)
Mean longitude at BJD = 2 455 500, λ0 [deg] U(0, 360)
RV amplitude, K1 [m s−1] U(0, 500) U(0, 100)
U(−0.9, 0.9) U(−0.9, 0.9)
U(−0.9, 0.9) U(−0.9, 0.9)
Impact parameter, b U(0, 1)
Radius ratio, RpR* J(0.01, 0.5)
Stellar density, ρ* [ρ] tN(1.19, 1.15, 0, 20)

Linear limb-dakerning coefficients:
Johnson-R U(0, 1)
og515+kg5 U(0, 1)
Clear U(0, 1)

Data parameters:
Timing offset, δTc, (all observatories) [days] N(0, 0.05)
Flux out of transit, (all observatories) N(1, 0.0005)
Photometric jitter, (all observatories) U(0, 0.08)
Barycentric systemic RV, γ [km s−1] U(4, 6)
RV jitter, σRV [m s−1] U(0, 120)

Notes. U(xmin; xmax): uniform distribution between xmin and xmax. J(xmin; xmax): Jeffreys (log-flat) distribution between xmin and xmax. N(μ; σ): normal distribution with mean μ and standard deviation σ. tN(μ; σ; xmin; xmax): normal distribution with mean μ and standard deviation σ, truncated from xmin to xmax.

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