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Table 3.

Observed times of events quoted as BJD (TDB) with errors, and time predicted by either the linear eclipse ephemeris of Hellier & Sproats (1992) or the quadratic ephemeris for the spin maxima of Mauche et al. (2009, their Eq. (1)).

Observed Reference


BJD (TDB) Error Cycle BJD (TDB) O − C
−2400000 (d) −2400000 (d)
Mean blue-to-red zero crossing Hellier & Sproats (1992)
53030.78990 0.00011 224681 53030.79054 −0.00064
Eclipse timing Hellier & Sproats (1992)
53030.79092 0.00150 224681 53030.79054 +0.00038
Spin maxima Mauche et al. (2009)
53027.76471 0.00100 329304 53027.76376 +0.00095
53027.81132 0.00100 329305 53027.81031 +0.00101
53030.79023 0.00150 328369 53030.78926 +0.00097
53030.83661 0.00100 329370 53030.83580 +0.00081

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