Mass determination of the three long-period Neptune- and sub-Neptune-sized planets transiting TOI-282

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Table B.5

Transit times of TOI-282 c from the LCs + RVs MCMCI analysis with TTVs


T_{c, j} (BJD_TDB)	σ_T0 (days)	O–C (minutes)	Telescope
2 458 337.2107	0.0062	−104.47	TESS
2 458 393.2147	0.0038	−95.56	TESS
2 458 449.2233	0.0029	−80.14	TESS
2 458 505.2422	0.0042	−49.94	TESS
2 458 561.2524	0.0047	−32.10	TESS
2 458 617.2629	0.0046	−13.94	TESS
2 458 673.2726	0.0079	3.07	TESS
2 459 065.3157	0.0036	86.53	TESS
2 459 121.3099	0.0038	81.27	TESS
2 459 233.3195	0.0051	101.22	TESS
2 459 289.3181	0.0067	102.35	TESS
2 459 345.3289	0.005	120.86	TESS
2 460 017.2774	0.0091	83.49	TESS
2 460 073.2459	0.0068	41.20	TESS
2 460 129.2423	0.004	39.08	TESS
2 460 185.2284	0.0062	22.14	TESS
2 460 689.0951	0.0026	−142.25	TESS
2 460 745.0787	0.0064	−162.80	TESS

Notes. The O–C values (third column) are computed with respect to the linear ephemeris:

T_ref = 2 458 337.283 ± 0.024 BJD_TDB

P_lin = 55.9978 ± 0.0011 days.

The transit times are given in the BJD_TDB standard (Eastman et al. 2010); the second column reports the associated 1-σ error.

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