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Table 4

Compatibility of our periods and published cycles based on chromospheric indicators.

Star Activity index (this paper) Fitted period (d) Reference Fitted period (d) (published) n σ range Percentage in our fitted Status
GJ 273 Ca 1975 ± 49 (4, Ca) 1013 >3σ 0.2% Not compatible
GJ 581 Ca 1419 ± 72 (1, Hα) 1633 ± 93 2σ 7.9% Compatible
Ca (6, Na) 1407 1σ 36.7% Compatible
GJ 832 Ca 2357 ± 69 (5, Na) 1726 3σ 0.1% Not compatible
Na 2346 ± 76 (5, Na) 3σ 0.2% Not compatible
GJ 447 Ca 2064 ± 120 (2, Na+Ca) 1956 ± 98 1σ 41% Compatible
Na 806 ± 16 (2, Na+Ca) 1956 ± 98 >3σ 0% Not compatible
GJ 676A Na 740 ± 15 (5, Na) 1224 >3σ 0% Not compatible
Hα 2982 ± 269 (5, Na) >3σ 0% Not compatible
GJ 752A Na 1255 ± 36 (3, Ca) 2704 ± 289 2σ 0% Not compatible
GJ 229 Hα 713 ± 8 (3, Ca) 1627 ± 23 >3σ 0% Not compatible

Notes. The activity index in the second column corresponds to our fitted period, indicated in the third column. For clarity, the period is not repeated when it is similar to the period indicated above. The published periods (fifth column) may have been obtained with a different indicator, indicated next to the reference number: (1) Robertson et al. (2013), (2) Ibañez Bustos et al. (2019b), (3) Buccino et al. (2011), (4) Perdelwitz et al. (2021), and (5) Gomes da Silva et al. (2012). Buccino et al. (2011) used photometry combined to the Ca index. For Gomes da Silva et al. (2012), we used an arbitrary uncertainty of 10% of the published periods. ησ indicates to which level the fitted period agrees with the published period. The percentage is derived from the analysis of synthetic time series made for the published period (based on their estimated uncertainties) and producing a highest peak within 1σ of our fitted period (see text for more detail).

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