Table B.1

Excerpt from the available electronic data table.

Planet Distance Semi-major Axis Mpl Rpl X-ray FX LX >LXUV FX, pl FXUV, pl Mass-loss
(pc) (AU) (M) (R) provenance (erg s1 cm−2) (erg s−1) (erg s−1) (erg s−1 cm−2) (erg s−1 cm−2) (g s−1)
11 Comb 93.2 1.29 6165.6 12.4A E 2.8e 14 2.9e+28 2.5e+29 6.3e+00 5.3e+01 6.1e+06
14 Her b 17.9 2.93 1481.1 13.1A X 2.4e 14 9.4e+26 1.2e+28 3.9e 02 5.1e-01 2.9e+05
18 Del b 76.2 2.60 3273.5 12.7A R 2.5e-13C 1.7e+29 1.2e+30 9.2e+00 6.3e+01 1.5e+07
1RXS J160929.1-210524b 139 1 330.00 3000.0 12.8A E 2.3e 13 5.4e+29 3.3e+30 1.8e 03 1.1e 02 2.7e+03
2MASS J01033563-5515561 AB b 84.00 E 7.8e-14C
2MASS J01225093-2439505 b 33.8 52.00 7786.5 12.3A E 4.8e 13 6.5e+28 5.1e+29 8.6e 03 6.6e 02 5.9e+03
2MASS J02192210-3925225 b 156.00 E 5.3e 14
30 Ari B b 44.7 0.99 4392.4 12.6A R 2.9e 12 6.9e+29 4.0e+30 2.5e+02 1.5e+03 2.5e+08
51 Eri b 29.8 12.00 E 2.4e 13 2.5e+28 2.2e+29 6.2e 02 5.4e-01
55 Cnc b 12.6 0.11 255.4 14.1A E 4.6e 14 8.7e+26 1.1e+28 2.4e+01 3.2e+02 1.3e+09
55 Cnc c 12.6 0.24 51.2 8.4A E 4.6e 14 8.7e+26 1.1e+28 5.5e+00 7.2e+01 3.1e+08
55 Cnc d 12.6 5.96 991.6 13.3A E 4.6e 14 8.7e+26 1.1e+28 8.7e 03 1.1e-01 1.0e+05
55 Cnc e 12.6 0.02 8.0 1.9 E 4.6e 14 8.7e+26 1.1e+28 1.3e+03 1.7e+04 5.2e+09
55 Cnc f 12.6 0.77 47.8 8.0a E 4.6e 14 8.7e+26 1.1e+28 5.2e 01 6.9e+00 2.7e+07
61 Vir b 8.5 0.05 5.1 2.1a E 7.2e 14 6.2e+26 8.6e+27 8.8e+01 1.2e+03 8.6e+08
61 Vir c 8.5 0.22 18.2 4.5a E 7.2e 14 6.2e+26 8.6e+27 4.7e+00 6.4e+01 1.2e+08
61 Vir d 8.5 0.48 22.9 5.2a E 7.2e 14 6.2e+26 8.6e+27 9.8e 01 1.3e+01 3.1e+07
AB Pic b 50.0 260.00 4290.5 12.6a E 2.4e 12 7.2e+29 4.2e+30 3.8e 03 2.2e-02 3.8e+03

Notes. The full table has additional columns and 343 rows. Radius superscript A denotes planets without measured radius values whose radii were estimated according to the mass-radius relationship by Chen & Kipping (2017). The same method was used to estimate planet masses with no measured value, which are denoted with superscript B in the electronic table. Superscript C for the X-ray flux denotes that the host star adopted X-ray flux and all entries derived from it were adjusted for unresolved bound stellar companions. The provenance of the used X-ray flux is given as E, R, X, and C for eROSITA, ROSAT, XMM-Newton, and Chandra, respectively.

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