Figure A1
Diagram of an observation of the transiting exoplanet KELT-11 b (top panel) and the corresponding normalized flux from a real observation, also called a light curve (bottom panel). The phase, which labels the x-axis, is the position of the planet in its orbit with 0 (by convention) being the middle of the transit (tmid). The transit starts at the event t1 and finishes at the event t4, spanning the transit duration t14. The transit depth (Δ) is the observed normalized flux between in and out of transit situations. The observation is adapted from Changeat et al. (2020b).

Diagram of an observation of the transiting exoplanet KELT-11 b (top panel) and the corresponding normalized flux from a real observation, also called a light curve (bottom panel). The phase, which labels the x-axis, is the position of the planet in its orbit with 0 (by convention) being the middle of the transit (tmid). The transit starts at the event t1 and finishes at the event t4, spanning the transit duration t14. The transit depth (Δ) is the observed normalized flux between in and out of transit situations. The observation is adapted from Changeat et al. (2020b).

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