Fig. A.1

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Correlations between various bulk parameters of the final planet population. The gravitational potential ϕ is calculated directly from the planet mass and radius as reported in the NASA Exoplanet Archive. The XUV flux FXUV comes from the stellar SED template. The mass-loss rate is given by the Caldiroli et al. (2022) analytical approximation. The isothermal Parker wind temperature T0 is a free model parameter whose value is determined through an iterative process. It satisfies the self-consistency criterion that it is equal to the maximum of the corresponding nonisothermal temperature profile (see Sec. 2.3). The escape parameter λ is calculated from ϕ and the sound speed, which depends on T0 and the averaged mean particle mass
(see Lampón et al. 2020).
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