Then and now: A new look at the eclipse timing variations of hierarchical triple star candidates in the primordial Kepler field, revisited by TESS

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Table A.1.

Ground-based follow-up mid-eclipse-times for KIC targets

BJD	Type	std. dev.	BJD	Type	std. dev.	BJD	Type	std. dev.	BJD	Type	std. dev.
−2 400 000		(d)	−2 400 000		(d)	−2 400 000		(d)	−2 400 000		(d)
KIC 1873918			KIC 4848423			KIC 5962716			KIC 6543674
58275.4451	s	0.0001	58250.49338	p	0.00003	58574.5617	p	0.0002	57913.44125	p	0.00007
58337.4361	p	0.0001	58621.43765	s	0.00006	58695.4683	p	0.0002	58347.42088	s	0.00003
58645.4393	s	0.0001	58642.46303	s	0.00003	58780.2845	p	0.0001	58366.54929	s	0.00009
58688.4876	p	0.0001	58663.48887	s	0.0000	KIC 6265720			58396.43497	p	0.00003
58710.4287	p	0.0001	KIC 4859432			58246.4782	p	0.0004	KIC 8043961
KIC 2302092			58774.34707	p	0.00009	58339.4264	s	0.0003	56497.39813	s	0.00006
58340.4714	p	0.0001	58779.35794	p	0.00007	58339.5839	p	0.0008	56511.43111	s	0.00007
58393.3626	s	0.0003	KIC 4945857			58405.3461	s	0.0002	56539.49708	s	0.00004
58403.3789	s	0.0003	58315.47527	s	0.00009	58758.3837	s	0.0003	56543.39568	p	0.00003
58669.4686	s	0.0002	58370.4822	s	0.0002	KIC 6525196			56593.28992	p	0.00005
KIC 2305372			58590.5146	s	0.0006	56464.5508	s	0.0001	57176.43565	p	0.00008
58289.50040	p	0.00004	58661.4584	p	0.0002	56476.52231	p	0.00002	57915.5006	p	0.0002
58360.4413	s	0.0006	KIC 5039441			56837.39400	s	0.00003	57989.56568	s	0.00007
58778.34299	p	0.00003	58352.38589	p	0.00007	57208.42765	p	0.00004	58258.52952	p	0.00006
KIC 3228863			58666.48991	p	0.00009	57232.47194	p	0.00004	58343.5031	s	0.0001
58217.56430	s	0.00009	KIC 5269407			57340.22376	s	0.00005	58569.5916	s	0.0001
58228.52691	s	0.00004	58374.37855	p	0.00009	57574.52843	p	0.00004	58644.4293	s	0.0002
58338.53168	p	0.00002	KIC 5478466			58643.47098	s	0.00004	58665.4834	p	0.0002
58359.36546	s	0.00003	58662.4929	s	0.0004	58655.44256	p	0.00006	KIC 10275197
58401.39363	p	0.00002	KIC 5513861			58708.45968	s	0.00004	60436.4157	p	0.0002
58592.53866	s	0.00006	58280.48273	p	0.00005	58732.40347	s	0.00004	60441.49727	p	0.00003
58731.41832	s	0.00006	58379.40199	s	0.00008	58756.34875	s	0.00005	60443.45062	p	0.00002
58768.33109	p	0.00002	58647.46959	p	0.00007	58708.45968	s	0.00004	60444.42812	s	0.00006
KIC 4244929			58718.45047	p	0.00006	58732.40347	s	0.00004	60451.46374	s	0.00003
58769.4034	p	0.0004	KIC 5621294			58756.34875	s	0.00005	60498.55788	p	0.00004
KIC 4647652			58320.47631	p	0.00007				60510.47887	s	0.00004
58675.5072	p	0.0002	KIC 5731312						60517.51454	s	0.00002
			58782.3491	p	0.0002				KIC 10296163
			59346.5425	p	0.0001				59068.56425	p	0.00006

Notes. Observations before JD 2 458 915 were taken with the former 50-cm telescope of the Baja Astronomical Observatory, Hungary (BAO), while the newer ones were obtained with the new 80-cm RC telescope of BAO. The only exception is the sole primary eclipse of KIC 10296163 which was observed with the 1-m RCC telescope of the Piszkés-tető Station of the Konkoly Observatory, Hungary. Letters ‘p’ and ‘s’ refer to primary and secondary eclipses, respectively.

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