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Table 1.

Details of the 29 low mass stars which show a significant variability in their rotational amplitude over time.

TIC RAJ2000 DEJ2000 Gmag imag MG BP-RP MedPer (d) RUWE (V − Ks) τ (d) Ppredict, cyc (yr)
33881250 66.342433 –76.501968 14.23 13.35 10.4 3.06 1.141 1.33 5.72 360 3.1
38515801 62.551500 –63.856128 14.57 13.68 10.0 2.86 1.072 1.19 5.50 370 3.7
38586438 64.090211 –62.012890 12.83 12.03 8.9 2.43 0.556 1.53 4.65 420 6.9
142015852 96.591637 –75.277925 12.45 8.1 2.08 2.622 1.24 4.05 60 1.3
142082942 98.259771 –72.762015 14.23 13.34 10.9 2.81 0.924 1.10 5.42 370 3.8
149347629 83.648302 –60.182846 14.13 13.25 9.8 3.03 0.566 1.10 5.68 360 3.2
160118032 231.210928 83.991618 14.61 13.93 10.1 2.66 0.351 1.16 5.03 400 5.2
176980970 101.601200 –70.634179 14.57 13.72 10.0 2.84 0.611 1.18 5.34 380 4.1
177313167 103.849793 –74.048574 14.21 13.33 11.5 2.97 0.300 1.20 5.53 370 3.6
198557860 238.295269 62.595799 14.50 13.79 11.1 3.20 0.423 1.28 5.69 360 3.2
219773818 263.311581 63.207745 14.56 13.86 12.7 3.42 1.138 1.11 6.26 350 2.2
230384382 285.730684 60.586065 14.72 14.04 10.2 2.77 0.497 5.56 ( * ) 4.93 400 5.5
230395228 286.673233 63.754117 13.69 12.82 10.6 3.00 0.780 1.17 5.23 380 4.4
233547261 281.738333 60.895959 14.46 13.77 10.0 2.61 2.451 1.14 4.98 400 5.4
271693722 109.549273 –75.347401 14.71 13.86 10.3 2.72 1.923 1.19 4.97 400 5.4
278825715 100.316544 –56.275061 13.46 12.56 9.5 2.79 6.503 1.24
294329266 109.049841 –58.814441 13.50 12.64 9.5 2.73 0.370 2.44 5.32 380 4.2
300866996 117.229923 –67.359987 14.32 13.37 10.7 3.45 0.355 1.84 6.64 350 1.8
306779230 121.428627 –71.190802 14.41 13.52 9.6 2.92 1.329 1.16 5.73 350 3.0
339770560 111.121245 –59.372994 13.86 12.99 9.9 2.89 1.098 1.15
341870349 276.732905 71.413962 13.22 12.61 8.7 2.43 4.041 1.27 4.61 420 7.0
349192028 108.836918 –60.377753 12.86 12.14 8.2 2.11 2.059 1.30 4.08 60 1.3
350559457 86.563846 –55.797830 14.66 13.74 11.4 3.28 0.571 1.05 6.16 350 2.4
353898013 271.899854 56.324229 13.94 13.35 10.7 2.91 1.659 1.19 5.29 380 4.3
375035131 99.647221 –62.560617 14.77 13.85 10.0 2.90 0.928 1.09 5.56 370 3.5
382147080 80.523154 –55.826228 13.52 12.65 9.0 2.68 0.473 6.24 ( * ) 4.95 400 5.5
402897917 302.768145 68.500219 14.69 13.99 11.1 2.91 1.088 1.03 5.33 380 4.2
441734910 258.253191 73.934726 12.72 12.13 10.2 2.58 1.359 1.43 4.57 420 7.2
441811894 266.958528 73.176166 14.34 13.40 11.3 3.10 0.236 1.72 5.42 380 4.0

Notes. An asterix in the RUWE column implies it has been classed as a binary in Penoyre et al. (2022), while the folded light curve of TIC 38586438 shows it is an eclipsing binary (Figure 5). We also show the (V − Ks) value from the TIC, the convective turnover time, τ, and the predicted length of the activity cycle both derived from the relationships in Irving et al. (2023). Stars TIC 33881250, 149347629 and 441811894 are the stars with periods < 2 d showing higher values of ΔLS than the other stars with crosses in the right hand panel of Figure 4.

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