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Table E.1

Sample used for the study of the Neptunian desert boundaries.

Planet a Teff R* M* L S Porb Rp/R* Rp Tdur δ N NS σCDPP S/N P−1trans P−1det w
(au) (K) (R) (M) (L) (S) (days) (R) (hrs) (*) (§)
K00752.01 0.086 5610 0.90 0.94 0.73 99 9.49 0.022 2.20 3.59 0.00050 142 207.29 287.63 20.43 1.03 20.99
K00752.02 0.275 5610 0.90 0.94 0.73 10 54.42 0.028 2.76 5.36 0.00078 25 184.96 211.70 65.46 1.03 67.27
K00755.01 0.036 5660 0.92 0.94 0.79 630 2.53 0.024 2.42 1.74 0.00058 515 325.80 404.22 8.28 1.03 8.51
K00756.01 0.098 5837 1.03 1.03 1.12 116 11.09 0.037 4.14 3.66 0.00136 95 235.39 561.33 20.53 1.03 21.10
K00756.02 0.051 5837 1.03 1.03 1.12 431 4.13 0.026 2.94 2.04 0.00068 240 299.06 354.53 10.63 1.03 10.93
toi892.01 0.100 6163 1.33 1.19 2.32 231 10.63 0.079 11.48 5.42 7530.0 2 1 220.61 51.60 16.19 1.03 16.64
toi905.01 0.046 5434 0.93 0.95 0.69 319 3.74 0.131 13.30 2.04 15256.9 42 6 1943.18 332.65 10.73 1.03 11.02
toi942.01 0.049 5043 0.83 0.83 0.40 169 4.32 0.040 3.61 3.18 1480.0 6 1 556.19 6.55 12.71 10.09 128.16
toi954.01 0.052 5932 1.78 1.35 3.62 1361 3.68 0.046 8.98 4.54 2070.0 7 1 178.90 30.81 6.22 1.03 6.39
toi966.01 0.046 6231 1.19 1.15 1.93 892 3.41 0.107 13.84 3.21 16294.4 22 3 1748.80 208.27 8.43 1.03 8.66

The sample is described in Section 6 and depicted in Fig. E.1. This table is truncated (error columns are omitted and precisions are reduced); the full version can be found on the Strasbourg astronomical Data Center (CDS).

*It is important to note that the depth, δ, is reported in units of ppm×10−6 for the Kepler planets, and ppm for the TESS planets, to match the differing units for the Kepler and TESS rms CDPP values.

The number of transits, N, for the TESS targets is the total number of transits across all sectors; more specifically, we take an average number of transits in a sector based on planet period and the length of each sector, then sum over all sectors.

For TESS targets, the total number of sectors in which the planet transits is given as NS.

§The rms CDPP computed at the transit duration, σCDPP, is reported in units of ppm×10−6 for Kepler; for TESS it is reported in units of ppm. In this table, the value we give for σCDPP for the TESS targets is rather the denominator of Equ. 11, i.e. iNiσCDPP,i2Mathematical equation: $\sqrt{\sum_i N_i \sigma^2_{{\rm CDPP}, i}}$.

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