Cloud property trends in hot and ultra-hot giant gas planets (WASP-43b, WASP-103b, WASP-121b, HAT-P-7b, and WASP-18b)

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Table B.1

Maximum average dayside and nightside extensions in terms of planetary radius, the day-to-nightside extension ratio and the expected transit depth calculated as .

Planet	WASP-103b	WASP-18b	WASP-121b	HAT-P-7b	WASP-43b
Average dayside maximum extension (R_P)	0.10777	0.0126	0.16558	0.07815	0.02856
Average nightside maximum extension (R_P)	0.05244	0.0055	0.09582	0.04561	0.00214
Day-/nightside ratio	2.055	2.294	1.728	1.713	1.334
δ_transit (%)	1.141	0.834	1.548	1.725	2.432

Notes. We use the R_p and R_star given in Table 1, and the vertical extension of the atmosphere z (Fig. B.2).

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