Figure 6.
Doppler shifts versus exoplanet phase for the NaD$_2$ line. Blue indicates ingress, red indicates mid-transit, and green indicates the egress part of the transit. Evidently, the largest residual peak is indeed blueshifted as described in the text. At egress, there is a significant redshift (Fig. A3 shows the stacked residual spectra for all the exposures). A constant y-offset is applied for visibility purposes. We note that the Rossiter–Mclaughlin effect cannot generate signals larger than 100 ppm (Wyttenbach et al. 2017).

Doppler shifts versus exoplanet phase for the NaD|$_2$| line. Blue indicates ingress, red indicates mid-transit, and green indicates the egress part of the transit. Evidently, the largest residual peak is indeed blueshifted as described in the text. At egress, there is a significant redshift (Fig. A3 shows the stacked residual spectra for all the exposures). A constant y-offset is applied for visibility purposes. We note that the Rossiter–Mclaughlin effect cannot generate signals larger than 100 ppm (Wyttenbach et al. 2017).

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