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Comparison of the S3 sample distribution in the PMp and FMp planes to highlight the irradiation desert. Left: distribution of the S3 sample in the PMp diagram along the edges obtained by Mazeh et al. (2016). The yellow dots represent the 110 hot Neptunes within S3 according to the definition of Mazeh et al. (2016) in the PMp plane. The black dots represent planets outside the desert. Right: distribution of our sample in the FMp plane. The orange and blue lines represent the lower and upper boundary obtained in Sect. 3.2 alongside their confidence bands (1σ). The red dots show that 63 out of 110 objects experience an incident flux lower than 550 F. The yellow triangles used to designate the hot Neptunes in the PMp diagram still refer to the same planets in the right plot.

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