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Table A.1.

Dynamical effects and their associated timescales in the WASP-49Ab system.

Dynamical Effect Description Typical Timescale
Orbital period of satellite Time taken by the satellite to complete one orbit around the planet. [6.7–11.3] h
Orbital period of planet Time taken by the planet to complete one orbit around the host star. 2.8 d
Precession due to J2 Precession of the satellite’s orbital plane caused by the planet’s oblateness. ∼55 d
ZLK (planet-satellite-star) Oscillations in inclination and eccentricity induced by the host star. [17  − 30] d
Orbital period of binary Time taken by the stellar binary to complete one orbit. 7.18 × 103 yr
Relativistic precession Precession of the planet’s periapsis due to general relativistic effects. ∼104 yr
ZLK (planet-binary) Oscillations in the planet’s inclination and eccentricity induced by WASP-49B. ∼109 yr

Notes. Timescales are calculated for satellites located between the Roche limit and 1.5 planetary radii.

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