Table 1: Time delays (respect to April 11, 1996) on GOLF data. The TAI column represents the residual in seconds of the first block of each day. Thus, the first data block on April 11, 1996 corresponds to 00:00:30.0044. The third and fourth columns are the delays compared to the first point before and after correction in 10 s blocks.
Date TAI (s) Delay (s) Final delay (s)

11 Apr. 1996 30.0044 0.0 0

16 Feb. 1997 40.4536 10.4492 0.4492

4 Mar. 1998 63.3188 33.3144 3.3144

9 Oct. 1998 30.0083 0.0039 0.0039

3 Feb. 1999 74.8770 44.8726 4.8726

8 Feb. 2002 30.0186 0.0142 0.0142

22 May 2003 30.0093 0.0049 0.0049

14 Jul. 2003 31.7793 1.7749 1.7749

15 Jul. 2003 $\sim$ -10 $\sim$ -40 $\sim$ 0

26 Apr. 2004 66.6792 36.6748 -3.3252

**Table 1:** Time delays (respect to April 11, 1996) on GOLF data. The TAI column represents the residual in seconds of the first block of each day. Thus, the first data block on April 11, 1996 corresponds to 00:00:30.0044. The third and fourth columns are the delays compared to the first point before and after correction in 10 s blocks.
Date	TAI (s)	Delay (s)	Final delay (s)
11 Apr. 1996	30.0044	0.0	0
16 Feb. 1997	40.4536	10.4492	0.4492
4 Mar. 1998	63.3188	33.3144	3.3144
9 Oct. 1998	30.0083	0.0039	0.0039
3 Feb. 1999	74.8770	44.8726	4.8726
8 Feb. 2002	30.0186	0.0142	0.0142
22 May 2003	30.0093	0.0049	0.0049
14 Jul. 2003	31.7793	1.7749	1.7749
15 Jul. 2003	$\sim$ -10	$\sim$ -40	$\sim$ 0
26 Apr. 2004	66.6792	36.6748	-3.3252

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	1 Introduction
	2 GOLF operation and functioning
	3 Time evolution and corrections applied to the raw measurements
	4 Corrected intensities
	5 Velocity scaling
	6 GOLF temporal evolution
	7 Comparison of the blue- and red-wing velocity
	8 Conclusions
	References