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Table 5

Median values and 68% confidence intervals for the parameters of TOI-1680 b obtained using EXOFASTv2.

Parameter Description Best-fit value
Stellar parameters
M* Mass (M) 0.1798 ± 0.0044
R* Radius (R)
L* Luminosity (L)
ρ* Density (cgs)
log ɡ Surface gravity (cgs)
Teff Effective temperature (K)
Planetary parameters
P Orbital period (days)
RP Planet radius (R)
TC Transit time (BJDTDB)
a Semi-major axis (AU)
i Inclination (degrees)
TC Equilibrium temperature(a) (K) 404 ± 14
RP/R Planet-to-star radius ratio 0.0638 ± 0.0015
a/R Semi-major axis in stellar radii
δ (RP/R)2
δI Transit depth in I (fraction) 0.00472 ± 0.00020
δi′ Transit depth in i′ (fraction)
δr′ Transit depth in r′ (fraction)
δz Transit depth in z′ (fraction)
δTESS Transit depth in TESS (fraction)
τ Ingress/egress transit duration (days)
T14 Total transit duration (days)
Tfwhm FWHM transit duration (days)
b Transit impact parameter
F Incident flux (109 erg s−1 cm−2)
d/R* Separation at mid-transit
Predicted parameters
MP Planet mass(b) (M)
K RV semi-amplitude (m s−1)
TSM Transmission spectroscopy metric 7.82
MP/M* Planet-to-star mass ratio
ρP Planet mean density (cgs)

Notes. (a) The equilibrium temperature corresponds to a case with null albedo and an 100% efficient heat recirculation. (b) The planetary mass is estimated from the planetary radius from transit using the Chen & Kipping (2017) mass–radius relation. The radial velocity semi-amplitude (K) is predicted using the estimated mass.

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