Four fixed circular fits to 193 HD 32564 nights give DRS–SERVAL vector differences below 0.2 m/s
HD 32564 has four candidate radial velocity signals from an earlier SERVAL search. We test their dependence on velocity extraction. We use 205 public HARPS spectra on 193 nights. We fit the same four periods in SERVAL and DRS, with the same observations and weights. A circular model includes periods of 2.5566, 11.0624, 23.6067, and 49.2110 days. It also includes a constant for each of two instrument eras. The DRS minus SERVAL coefficient vectors have lengths of 0.106, 0.063, 0.178, and 0.131 m/s. Across six changes to the model or weights, the largest length is 0.265 m/s. This includes a test without the nightly zero point correction. Local four-period fits prefer the 2.56-day band over four tested daily alias bands in both reductions. The closest tested alias is near 1.635 days. It increases the weighted residual sum by 229 in SERVAL and 196 in DRS. We provide paired bootstrap error ranges, a simulation check, and exact source checks. The periods were selected with SERVAL. Both reductions use the same spectra. Stellar activity and common instrument errors remain possible. These results do not confirm planets. The package includes target data, code, figures, and instructions to repeat the analysis.
HD 32564 · HARPS · radial velocity · planet candidates · SERVAL · DRS · paired measurements · daily aliases · cluster bootstrap
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