Discovery and mass measurement of the hot, transiting, Earth-sized planet, GJ 3929 b

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Table F.1

Peaks of interest and their appearing aliases in the activity indicator periodograms.

Indicator		Peak period [d]	Seasonal sampling alias period [d]				2nd harmonic [d]
			m = 1	m = −1	m = 2	m = −2
CRX	{	70	56	92^*	47^†	134^*	…
CRX	{	128	89	228^†	68^*	…	…
H α	{	118	84	198^*	65	…	…
H α	{	65	…	84	…	117^*	…
Ca II IRT b	{	138	94^*	261^*	71^*†	…	69^*
Ca II IRT b	{	68^†	…	89	…	127^*	…
NaD1		146	97^*†	292^*	…	…	…
NaD2		146	97^*†	292^*	…	…	…
TiO 7050	{	113^†	79^*†	198^*	61^*	785^*	…
TiO 7050	{	177	106^*†	537^*	…	519^*	…
TiO 8430		132	88	264^*	66^†	…	66^†
TiO 8860	{	113^†	79^*†	198^*†	…	785^*	…
TiO 8860	{	437	165^*†	667^*	…	189^*†	…

Notes. The highest peak in the periodogram is marked in bold. Peaks that are reasonably close to other peaks in the periodogram but do not coincide with the actual centre are denoted with an asterisk, and peaks that are clearly recognisable but below the 10% FAP level are flagged with a dagger.

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