Table 2
Observational constraints (with 95% confidence) and theoretical predictions on the values of Q′⋆,WB.
Q′⋆,WB | Type, source |
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HATS-18 b | |
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Observational, this study |
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observ., Southworth et al. (2022) |
<2.6 × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~1.1 × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), Barker (2020) |
~1.2 × 105 | Theor. WB(a), Southworth et al. (2022) |
~5.5 × 105 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
~(1–2.4) × 107 | spin-up(c), Penev et al. (2018) |
HIP 65A b | |
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Observational, this paper |
(1.2–1.5) × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~1.3 × 106 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
>108 | spin-up(c), Nielsen et al. (2020) |
TrES-3 b | |
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Observational, this paper |
~1.1 × 105 | Observ., Mannaday et al. (2020) |
>2 8 × 106 | Observ., Mannaday et al. (2022) |
(4.2–6.4) × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~6.5 × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), Barker (2020) |
~2.5 × 106 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
>4 × 106 | spin-up(c), Penev et al. (2018) |
WASP-19 b | |
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Observational, this paper |
=(5.0 ± 1.5) × 105 | Observational, Patra et al. (2020) |
=(7 ± 1) × 105 | Observational, KP23 |
>(1.23 ± 0.23) × 106 | Observational, Petrucci et al. (2020) |
>(1.26 ± 0.10) × 106 | Observational, Rosário et al. (2022) |
<0.9 × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~(0.6-0.8) × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), Barker (2020) |
~4.2 × 105 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
~(6.5-8.1) × 106 | spin-up(c), Penev et al. (2018) |
WASP-43 b | |
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Observational, this paper |
~105 | Observational, Jiang et al. (2016) |
>105 | Observational, Hoyer et al. (2016) |
>1.5 × 105 | Observational, Sun et al. (2018) |
>(2.1 ± 1.4) × 105 | Observational, Patra et al. (2020) |
>(4.0 ± 1.2) × 105 | Observational, Davoudi et al. (2021) |
(0.8–1.0) × 105 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~1.3 105 | Theoretical WB(a), Barker (2020) |
~5.9 × 105 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
~(2.6–6.1) × 107 | spin-up(c), Penev et al. (2018) |
WASP-173A b | |
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Observational, this paper |
<1.5× 106 | Theoretical WB(a), this study |
~2 9 × 106 | Theoretical WNL(b), this study |
~1.6 × 106 | Spin-up(c) ,LB19 |
Notes. (a) For dissipation of IGWs in radiation zones if WB occurs. (b) For dissipation of WNL dynamical tides, interpolated from Table 4 of Weinberg et al. (2024). (c) From tidal spin-up of the host star. References: KP23 – Korth & Parviainen (2023), LB19 – Labadie-Bartz et al. (2019).
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