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Table 1

Physical properties and information of millimeter and submillimeter observations of brown dwarfs and planetary-mass objects with nondetected disks.

Name d(a), pc age, Myr Lc(a), L × 10−3 Mc, MJup a, au Fνσ), mJy Fv observed with Refs.(b)
G196-3 В 21.81±0.01 50–100 0.0927±0.0001 ~350(c) 0.108 NOEMA (1.3 mm) this work
VHS J1256–1257 b 21.15±0.21 150–300 0.027±0.0001(d) ~170(c) 0.153 NOEMA (1.3 mm) this work
0.060 ALMA 0.87 mm) this work
0.030 VLA (0.9 cm) this work(e), 1
0.009 VLA (3 cm) this work(e), 1, 2
0.012 VLA (5 cm) this work(e), 1
0.024 VLA (21.4 cm) this work(e), 1, 2
CT Cha В 1–3 2.38 17±5 ~511 0.156 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
1 RXS 1609 b 5–14 0.41 12±2 ~309 0.135 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
ROXs 12 В 4–10 1.75 18±3 ~243 0.213 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
ROXs 42В b 1–3 0.83 9±2 ~168 0.129 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
DH Tau В 1–3 1.82 14±3 ~317 0.123 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
FU Tau В 1–3 3.13 20±4 ~747 0.117 ALMA(0.88 mm) 3
PZ Tel В 47.25±0.05 20–25 2.6±0.6 38–72 ~23 0.084 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 5,6
51 Eri b 29.91±0.07 20–25 2.5–1.5 0.081 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4,7, 8
AB Pic b 50.14±0.03 30–55 11–18 ~252 0.078 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4,9
κ And b 52.0±0.5 40–50 ~55 0.18 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 10
β Piс b 20–25 0.036 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 11-13
GSC 6214-2010 В 108.78±0.25 5–14 0.447 15±2 320 0.09 ALMA(0.88 mm) 14, 15
GQ Lup В 154.1±0.7 3±2 3.306 10–36 ~220 0.12 ALMA(0.88 mm) 14, 16
HD 95086 b 86.46±0.14 17±4 0.017 4.4±0.8 0.03 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 17
2M 1207 b 64.7±0.5 10±3 0.225 5±2 ~40 0.078 ALMA(0.89 mm) 18
HR 8799 b 40.88±0.08 0.007 5.8 70 0.048 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 19
HR 8799 с 40.88±0.08 0.013 7–9 43 0.048 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 19
HR 8799 d 40.88±0.08 0.013 7–9 26 0.048 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 19
HR 8799 e 40.88±0.08 0.013 7–9 15 0.048 ALMA(1.3 mm) 4, 19

Notes. (a) All the distances were computed from Gaia DR3 (Gaia Collaboration 2016; Lindegren et al. 2021) and the luminocities have been updated accordingly. (b) References for the observed fluxes and systems’ physical parameters. (c) The separation was computed using the latest Gaia DR3 distance. (d) The luminosity of VHS J1256–1257 b was obtained by integrating the photometric observed fluxes (blue dots in Fig. 1) over the extended wavelength range 0.3–100 μm (Simpson’s rule). For more details, readers can refer to Eq. (1) in Zakhozhay et al. (2017). (e) For more details, readers can refer to Climent et al. (2022).

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