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Table 3

Rates’ dependence on the central mass.

Planetary mass range [M] Sample [M] Occurrence f Detections nd Period range [d]
1.6-10 10-100 100-1000 1000-10000
100-3162 M* < 0.35 f
nd
<2%
0
41+5%$\rm 4^{+5}_{-1} \% $
2
<2%
0
<3%
0
M* > 0.35 f
nd
<0.7%
0
<0.7%
0
21+2%$\rm 2^{+2}_{-1}\% $
2
62+3%$\rm 6^{+3}_{-2}\% $
7
3.2-100 M* < 0.35 f
nd
164+9%$\rm 16^{+9}_{-4} \% $
5
288+15%$\rm 28^{+15}_{-8} \% $
5
155+11%$\rm 15^{+11}_{-5} \% $
3
<7 %
0
M* > 0.35 f
nd
144+7%$\rm 14^{+7}_{-4} \% $
7
185+9%$\rm 18^{+9}_{-5} \% $
7
205+9%$\rm 20^{+9}_{-5}\% $
7
<5%
0
<3.2 M* < 0.35 f
nd
11523+20%$\rm 115^{+20}_{-23} \% $
10

-

-

-
M* > 0.35 f
nd
10036+153%$\mathit{100^{+153}_{-36} \% }$
1

-

-

-

Notes. Comparison between planetary occurrence rates in percent obtained from the sample of 145 massive M dwarfs (M* > 0.35 M) and the sample of the 52 least massive ones (M* < 0.35 M).

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