J/PASP/123/412 Exoplanet Orbit Database (Wright+, 2011)
The Exoplanet Orbit Database.
Wright J.T., Kakhouri O., Marcy G.W., Han E., Feng Y., Johnson J.A.,
Howard A.W., Fischer D.A., Valenti J.A., Anderson J., Piskunov N.
<Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac., 123, 412-422 (2011)>
=2011PASP..123..412W 2011PASP..123..412W
ADC_Keywords: Stars, double and multiple ; Planets
Abstract:
We present a database of well determined orbital parameters of
exoplanets, and their host stars' properties. This database
comprises spectroscopic orbital elements measured for 427 planets
orbiting 363 stars from radial velocity and transit measurements as
reported in the literature. We have also compiled fundamental transit
parameters, stellar parameters, and the method used for the planets
discovery. This Exoplanet Orbit Database includes all planets with
robust, well measured orbital parameters reported in peer-reviewed
articles. The Database is available in a searcheable, filterable, and
sortable form on the Web at http://exoplanets.org through the
Exoplanets Data Explorer Table, and the data can be plotted and
explored through the Exoplanet Data Explorer Plotter. We use the Data
Explorer to generate publication-ready plots giving three examples of
the signatures of exoplanet migration and dynamical evolution: We
illustrate the character of the apparent correlation between mass and
period in exoplanet orbits, the different selection biases between
radial velocity and transit surveys, and that the multiplanet systems
show a distinct semi-major axis distribution from apparently singleton
systems.
File Summary:
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FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
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ReadMe 80 . This file
table1.dat 1242 2901 Exoplanet Orbit Database (Version 2013-01-22)
refs.dat 105 465 References
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See also:
http://exoplanets.org : Exoplanet Orbit Database
Byte-by-byte Description of file: table1.dat
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Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
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1- 25 A25 --- Planet Planet name
27- 39 F13.10 Mjup Msini ? Minimum mass of the planet
41- 61 F21.18 AU amaj ? Orbital semimajor axis
63- 85 F23.16 d Per ? Orbital period
87- 98 F12.10 --- e ? Eccentricity
100- 113 F14.10 deg omega ? Argument of periastron ω
115- 132 F18.10 d T0 ? Epoch of periastron
134- 148 F15.10 m/s K ? Semiamplitude of stellar reflex motion
150- 187 A38 --- Ref.O Orbit reference, in refs.dat file
189- 217 A29 --- Ref1 First reference, in refs.dat file
219- 243 A25 --- OName Other name
245- 246 A2 --- m_OName [bcdefgh 012345] Component name of planet
248- 253 I6 --- HD ? Star HD number (III/135)
255- 258 I4 --- HR ? Star HR number (V/50)
260- 265 I6 --- HIP ? Star Hipparcos number (I/311)
267- 272 I6 --- SAO ? SAO designation (I/131)
274- 289 F16.10 --- Gl ? GJ or Gliese number (V/70)
291 I1 --- Bin? [0/1]? Binary flag
293- 322 A30 --- r_Bin? Binary flag reference in refs.dat file
324- 336 F13.10 h RAhours ? Right ascension in decimal hours (J2000)
338- 351 F14.10 deg DEdeg ? Declination in decimal degrees (J2000)
353- 354 I2 h RAh ? Right ascension (J2000)
355 A1 --- --- [:]
356- 357 I2 min RAm ? Right ascension (J2000)
358 A1 --- --- [:]
359- 365 F7.4 s RAs ? Right ascension (J2000)
367 A1 --- DE- Declination sign (J2000)
368- 369 I2 deg DEd ? Declination (J2000)
370 A1 --- --- [:]
371- 372 I2 arcmin DEm ? Declination (J2000)
373 A1 --- --- [:]
374- 379 F6.3 arcsec DEs ? Declination (J2000)
381- 388 I8 --- KIC ? Kepler number (V/133)
390- 396 F7.2 --- KOI ? KOI (Kepler Object of Interest) number
398 I1 --- KDE [0/1] 1 = planet appears in Kepler archive
400 I1 --- EOD [0/1] 1 = planet vetted by the
exoplanets.org team
402 I1 --- muL [0/1]? 1 = planet detected via microlensing
404 I1 --- Img [0/1]? 1 = planet detected via imaging
406 I1 --- Tim [0/1]? 1 = planet detected via timing
408- 420 F13.10 mag B-V ? B-V colour index
422- 434 F13.10 mag Vmag ? V magnitude
436- 449 A14 --- r_Vmag Reference for Vmag in refs.dat file
451- 463 F13.10 mag Jmag ? 2MASS J magnitude
465- 477 F13.10 mag Hmag ? 2MASS H magnitude
479- 491 F13.10 mag Ksmag ? 2MASS Ks magnitude
493- 507 F15.10 pc Dist ? Stellar distance
509- 524 F16.10 mas Plx ? Parallax
526- 538 F13.10 km/s Vsini ? Rotational velocity
540 I1 --- Ast [0/1]? Unexplained astrometry flag
542- 555 F14.10 km/s gamma ? Systemic radial velocity γ
557- 569 F13.10 m/s/d dV/dt ? Velocity slope
571- 583 F13.10 deg i ? Inclination of the planet orbit
585- 608 F24.20 Mjup Mp ? Mass of the planet (in Jupiter masses)
610- 632 F23.18 AU Sep ? Separation star/planet
634 I1 --- Trend [0/1]? Flag for linear trend (1 for yes)
636- 650 F15.10 deg lambda ? Projected spin-orbit misalignment λ
652- 656 F5.1 deg Omega ? Longitude of ascending node Ω
658- 669 F12.10 --- Depth ? Square of the planet-star radius
ratio (Rp/R*)2
671- 690 F20.18 d T14 ? Time of transit from first to fourth
contact
692- 714 F23.12 --- TT ? Epoch of transit center
716- 735 F20.18 Rjup Rp ? Planetary radius
737- 750 F14.10 --- A/R* ? Orbital distance to stellar radius ratio
752- 763 F12.10 --- b ? Impact parameter of transit (projected
distance planet/star; unit unspecified)
765- 777 F13.10 g/cm3 dens ? Bulk density of the planet ρp
779- 790 F12.10 --- loggp ? Planetary surface gravity
792 I1 --- tr [0/1]? 1 = transit of the planet was seen
794- 813 A20 --- r_tr Transit reference in refs.dat file
815- 834 F20.16 --- DR ? Distance during transit in stellar radius
836- 847 F12.10 --- Rp/R* ? Planet/star radius ratio
849 I1 --- SE [0/1]? Secondary eclipse
851- 859 A9 --- SEref [Predicted] Reference for secondary eclipse
861- 867 F7.5 --- SEDJ ? Secondary eclipse depth in J band
869- 880 F12.10 --- SEDH ? Secondary eclipse depth in H band
882- 893 F12.10 --- SEDKs ? Secondary eclipse depth in Ks band
895- 903 F9.7 --- SEDKep ? Secondary eclipse depth in Kepler band
905- 916 F12.10 --- SED3.6 ? Secondary eclipse depth in 3.6um
918- 929 F12.10 --- SED4.5 ? Secondary eclipse depth in 4.5um
931- 942 F12.10 --- SED5.8 ? Secondary eclipse depth in 5.8um
944- 955 F12.10 --- SED8.0 ? Secondary eclipse depth in 8.0um
957- 970 F14.10 m/s RMS ? rms residuals to orbital RV fit
972- 984 F13.10 --- chi2 ? Reduced chi squared (χ2)
986- 989 I4 --- Nobs ? Number of observations
991 I1 --- Nc ? Number of components
993 I1 --- Mult ? Multiple flag
995-1006 A12 --- Meth ? Method of discovery of a planetary system
1008-1011 I4 yr Date ? First publication date a planetary system
1013-1017 F5.1 --- PRMS ? Combined 6hr differential photometric
precision
1019-1041 A23 --- Star Star name
1043-1054 F12.10 Msun M* ? Stellar mass
1056-1068 F13.10 Rsun R* ? Stellar radius
1070-1087 F18.10 K Teff ? Stellar effective temperature
1089-1101 F13.10 g/cm3 rho* ? Stellar density ρ*
1103-1114 F12.10 --- logg ? Stellar gravity surface
1116-1128 F13.10 [-] [Fe/H] ? Stellar metallicity
1130-1141 F12.10 --- SHK ? Mt Wilson S value, measure of the emission
at the core of the calcium H&K lines
1143-1155 F13.10 [-] logRHK ? Chromospheric emission in the cores of
the H&K lines, indicating magnetic
activity on the star
1157-1169 F13.10 mag kepmag ? Kepler bandpass magnitude
1171-1193 A23 --- SName Simbad name of parent star
1195-1242 A48 --- JSNAME Link to this planet in the Extrasolar
Planets Encyclopaedia (exoplanet.eu)
database
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: refs.dat
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Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
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1- 40 A40 --- Ref Reference code
42- 60 A19 --- BibCode BibCode
62-105 A44 --- Com Comments
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