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Table 8.

Links to Gaia archive table to retrieve the pulsation characteristics: period(s), epochs of maximum light and minimum radial velocity (E), peak-to-peak amplitudes, intensity-averaged mean magnitudes, mean radial velocity, ϕ21, R21, ϕ31, R31 Fourier parameters with related uncertainties and metallicity computed by the SOS Cep&RRL pipeline for the 15 021 objects (15 006 Cepheids and 15 stars of different type) released in Gaia DR3.

Table URL http://archives.esac.esa.int/gaia/
Cepheids main parameters computed by the SOS Cep&RRL pipeline

Table name gaiadr3.vari_cepheid
Source ID source_id
Type type_best_classification (one of T2CEP, DCEP or ACEP)
Type2 type2_best_classification (for type-II Cepheids, one of BL_HER, W_WVIR or RV_TAU)
Mode mode_best_classification (one of FUNDAMENTAL, FIRST_OVERTONE, SECOND_OVERTONE
MULTI, UNDEFINED, or NOT_APPLICABLE)
Multi-mode multi_mode_best_classification (for multi-mode δ Cepheids, one of F/1O, F/2O, 1O/2O,
1O/3O, 2O/3O, F/1O/2O, or 1O/2O/3O)
Pf, P1O, P2O, P3O p_f, p1_o, p2_o, p3_o
σ(Pf, P1O, P2O, P3O) pf_error, p1_o_error, p2_o_error, p3_o_error
E(a)(G, GBP, GRP, RV) epoch_g, epoch_bp, epoch_rp, epoch_rv
σE(G, GBP, GRP, RV) epoch_g_error, epoch_bp_error, epoch_rp_error, epoch_rv_error
G⟩,⟨GBP⟩,⟨GRP⟩, ⟨RV⟩ int_average_g, int_average_bp, int_average_rp, average_rv
σG⟩, σGBP⟩, σGRP⟩, σ⟨RV⟩ int_average_g_error, int_average_bp_error, int_average_rp_error,
average_rv_error
Amp(G, GBP, GRP, RV) peak_to_peak_g, peak_to_peak_bp, peak_to_peak_rp, peak_to_peak_rv
σ[Amp(G)], σ[Amp(GBP],σ[Amp(GRP],σ[Amp(RV)] peak_to_peak_g_error, peak_to_peak_bp_error, peak_to_peak_rp_error,
peak_to_peak_rv_error
ϕ21(G) phi21_g
σ[ϕ21(G)] phi21_g_error
R21(G) r21_g
σ[R21(G)] r21_g_error
ϕ31(G) phi31_g
σ[ϕ31(G)] phi31_g_error
R31 r31_g
σ[R31(G)] r31_g_error
[Fe/H] (b) metallicity
σ([Fe/H]) metallicity_error
Nobs(G band) num_clean_epochs_g
Nobs(GBP band) num_clean_epochs_bp
Nobs(GRP band) num_clean_epochs_rp
Nobs(RV) num_clean_epochs_rv

Notes. To ease table access, we also provide the correspondence between parameter [period(s), E, etc.] and the name of the parameter in the Gaia archive table.

(a)

E corresponds to the time of maximum in the light curve and the time of minimum in the RV curve. The BJD of all epochs is offset by JD 2455197.5 d (=J2010.0).

(b)

Photometric metallicity based on the Fourier parameters (see Sect. 5.8)

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