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A&A
Volume 550, February 2013
Article Number A54
Number of page(s) 12
Section Planets and planetary systems
DOI https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201219434
Published online 24 January 2013

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Appendix A: Correlation plots for the MCMC analysis

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Correlations between different parameters from the MCMC analysis for night I. The baseline is modelled using a polynomial with coefficients c1 to c3. The correlation between the parameters and the amplitudes of the stellar pulsation at lower significance are not shown, since their impact on any of the measured parameters will be minimal. The amplitude for stellar pulsation is for a pulsation period of 62.00 min.

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Same as Fig. A.1 but now for night II. The amplitude for stellar pulsation is for a pulsation period of 52.28 min.

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thumbnail Fig. A.3

Correlations between different parameters from the MCMC analysis for night I. The baseline is modelled using the observed instrumental parameters. The correlation between the parameters and the amplitudes of the stellar pulsation at lower significance are not shown, since their impact on any of the measured parameters will be minimal. The amplitude for stellar pulsation is for a pulsation period of 63.95 min.

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Same as Fig. A.3 but for night II. The amplitude for stellar pulsation is for a pulsation period of 52.65 min.

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