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Table 5.

Input parameters and results MACHO 80.7443.1718.

Parameter Value Notes
Data from observations and input parameters

Porb 32.83627 d (a)
e 0.507 (a)
m1 34.5 M (b)
m2 15.7 M (b)
R1 23.7 R (b)
Vrot 250 km s−1 (c)
L* 1.57 × 1039 ergs s−1 (b)
ΔFperi/F ∼23% (d)
β0 1.95
λ 1
Ncy 100
Nr 5
a 159 R
rper 78.5 R

Output values and results

E ˙ peri $ \dot{E}_{\mathrm{peri}} $ 3.7 × 1038 ergs s−1 (e)
E ˙ apo $ \dot{E}_{\mathrm{apo}} $ 6.6 × 1036 ergs s−1 (e)
E ˙ tot $ \langle\dot{E}_{\mathrm{tot}}\rangle $ 6.5 × 1037 ergs s−1 (e)
Δ E ˙ peri $ \Delta\dot{E}_{\mathrm{peri}} $/L* 23.5% (f)
Rmax − peri 23.83 R (g)
Rmin − per 23.63 R (g)
Rmax − ap 23.76 R (g)
Rmin − ap 23.66 R (g)
Rper 23.71 R (h)
Rap 23.70 R (h)

Notes.

(c)

adopting an orbital inclination i = 44° and vsin(i) = 174 km s−1 from Jayasinghe et al. (2021);

(d)

estimated from Fig. 9 of Jayasinghe et al. (2021) which shows maximum light at levels of ∼1.2 to ∼1.26 (depending on the TESS sector) above the average value ∼1 between subsequent periastron passages;

(e)

output from TIDES-nvv;

(f)

( E ˙ tot peri E ˙ tot apo $ \dot{E}_{\mathrm{tot}}^{\mathrm{peri}}{-}\dot{E}_{\mathrm{tot}}^{\mathrm{apo}} $)/L*;

(g)

maximum and minimum equatorial radius at periastron and apastron, including high frequency oscillations, from the TIDES-1 version of the code with ν = 0.028 R 2 $ R^2_\odot $ d−1. The corresponding values from the TIDES1-vv model with λ = 0.01 are 23.76 and 23.67 R;

(h)

average polar radius at periastron and apastron from the TIDES-1 version of the code.

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