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A fixed early 36.501-day wave reduces 2014 GJ 674 velocity error by 47 percent, but block ranges include zero

We search 58 public GJ 674 HARPS velocities from 2013 for a residual sine wave after terms for the known planet. The strongest early period is 36.501 days. Its fixed early coefficients reduce weighted squared error by 46.8 percent in 67 velocities from 2014. A conditional 30-day resampling range is -36.9 to +59.6 percent. Two other reductions give gains of 44.6 and 48.8 percent, with ranges that include zero. Early null tests depend strongly on block length. H-alpha and line width also vary at the selected period. These results permit a rotation-related explanation but do not prove a cause or establish a new planet. The products share HARPS spectra. No independent instrument confirms a new signal. Signal recovery is limited. Code, raw input, hashes, controls, figure, and offline steps are included.

astronomy · GJ 674 · HARPS · radial velocity · rotation · time validation · null discovery result

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    Known planet and rotation interpretation.

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    Related early residual prediction test for a different star. No code or measurements are reused.

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