Fig. A.1.

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Binary Yarkovsky coefficient as a function of the inclination for the secondary (red) and the primary (blue). The dashed black line is the critical inclination (i.e. arctan(rp/a)), within which the eclipse always occurs during a mutual orbit. The values of parameters to calculate fBY (Eqs. A.4 and A.5) are set as follows: a/rp = 2.5, fBY, s = 0.01 and fBY, p = 0.001. In this figure, a positive value of fBY represents the migration direction towards the synchronous orbit and a negative value denotes the opposite direction to the synchronous orbit.
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