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Table 5

Best-fit parameters from the DE-MCMC Gaussian analysis.

Peak position c Reff FWHM Significance δRp/Heq${\delta _{{{\rm{R}}_{\rm{p}}}}}/{H_{{\rm{eq}}}}$
(nm) (%) (Rp) (nm) (σ)
1083.36240.0043+0.0041$1083.3624_{ - 0.0043}^{ + 0.0041}$ 5.560.30+0.29$5.56_{ - 0.30}^{ + 0.29}$ 3.04 ± 0.07 0.17010.009+0.011$0.1701_{ - 0.009}^{ + 0.011}$ 19.0 48.5 ± 35.8

Notes. From left to right: the peak position of the He I, the absorption (expressed both as contrast c and Reff), FWHM obtained from the DE-MCMC analysis, the significance of the detection, and the ratio between the equivalent height of the He I atmosphere and the atmospheric scale height. We determined the values and the 1 σ uncertainties of the derived parameters from the medians and the 16-84% quantiles of their posterior distributions.

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