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Table 2.

Six GW Vir stars reported from TESS observations, including the name of the targets, TESS magnitude, observed sectors, date, CROWDSAP keyword, and length of the runs (Cols. 1–6, respectively).

Name Tmag Obs. Start time CROWDSAP Length Resolution Average noise 0.1% FAP
sector (BJD-2 457 000) [d] μHz level [ppt] [ppt]
RX J2117.1+3412 11.73 15 1711.3688 0.519 22.76 0.76 0.26 1.18
HS 2324+3944 14.81 16–17 1738.6566 0.571 49.14 0.35 0.44 2.07
NGC 6905 13.90 14 1683.3582 0.087 26.85 0.43 0.73 3.35
NGC 1501/[WO4] 12.40 19 1816.0888 0.556 25.06 0.46 0.11 0.53
NGC 2371 12.90 20 1842.5093 0.356 26.31 0.44 0.20 0.90
K 1−16 14.36 14–17 1683.3542 0.570 298.93 0.038 0.21 0.86
19–20
22–26

Notes. From the Fourier transform of the original and shuffled data, three different set of parameters (resolution, average noise level of amplitude spectra, and detection threshold, which we define as the amplitude at 0.1% FAP) are presented in Cols. 7–9, respectively. The CROWDSAP keyword shows the ratio of target flux to total flux in the optimal TESS light-curve aperture.

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