Table A.1
Spin–orbit angle values (projected in the sky plane and 3D) used in our analysis along with their sources.
Note: as for the 3D spin–orbit angles, we include the values coming for the literature, plus the ones we derive in our study by fitting for υeq sin i⋆ (as described in Sect. 4.1). The latter 3D obliquities are referenced as “This work” and can be readily used in future studies. We do not include the 3D obliquities we derive based on an isotropic stellar inclination distribution (Sect. 4.1) because of the underlying assumptions. We recommend using the latter approach only in ensemble studies and not for individual systems.
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