Table 1: Results for all objects. We list all observed objects grouped by membership (MBM12, in-cloud (in TA), off-cloud Taurus-Auriga (off TA), or Orion) and sorted in order of ascending right ascension. The object name is the most common one used in literature - in one case the Guide Star Catalog number was used. The second column gives the observing run in which the object was observed. The calculated period together with the 1$\sigma $ error is given in the next column followed by periods as determined by other groups. In the next five columns, $v \sin i$ values from literature, the spectral type, the classification of the object (w: wTTS,c: cTTS,Z: ZAMS, MS: main sequence, ?: unknown) together with the relevant quantities for the lithium-test ( $W_{\lambda }({\rm Li})$, $W_{\lambda }({\rm H}\alpha )$) are given. Negative values stand for emission, f means the absorption lines are partially filled by emission. The last columns give comments on the nature of the object where relevant (SB1/2: single/double-lined spectroscopic binary). For all values, the sources are given as footnotes at the bottom of the table.
Group Run Period other P. $v \sin i$ SpTy Type $W_{\lambda }({\rm Li})$ $W_{\lambda }({\rm H}\alpha )$ Remark
Object name   [days] [days] [km s-1]     [mÅ] [Å]  
MBM12                  
RX J0255.4+2005 I 3.36 $\pm$ .17 6.22l 10.0a K6a w 440a -1.26a see text
Lk ${\rm H}\alpha$262 I 1.27 $\pm$ .02 3.13(?)l - M1 IIIei c 412a -32.10a see text
Lk ${\rm H}\alpha$263 I 6.6 $\pm$ .48   - M4a c 543a -32.90a see text
Lk ${\rm H}\alpha$264 I 7.4 $\pm$ .2 2.603l 24.3a K5a c 836a -58.90a see text
E0255.3+2018 I n.P. 0.505(?)l - K4a w 499a -1.6a  
off TA                  
RX J0312.8-0414NW I n.P.   33f G0b w 350b 0.2b  
RX J0312.8-0414SE I n.P.   11f G8b w 300b 2.5b  
RX J0324.4+0231 I 4.7 $\pm$ .1   12f K5b w 330b -0.40b  
RX J0333.1+1036 I n.P.   20f K3b w 320b -0.8b  
RX J0344.8+0359 I 1.34 $\pm$ .09   27f K3b w 300b 0.3fb  
RX J0351.4+0953W I 3.65 $\pm$ .2   7f K1b w 300b 0.5fb  
RX J0407.3+0113S I n.P.   13f K3b w 350b 0.5fb  
RX J0407.3+0113N I n.P.   29f G4b w 200b 3.3b  
RX J0422.9+0141 I n.P.   37/14k F8f Z no/60k 1.5f SB2, $P_{\rm orb}=5.368$ dk
RX J0434.3+0226 I n.P.   7k K4b w 300b, 200k -0.8b SB1, $P_{\rm orb}=603$ dk
RX J0444.7+0813 I 2.93 $\pm$ .11   17f K3b Z 280b -0.8b  
1RXS J044534.0+120917 I 3.35 $\pm$ .15   - - ? - -  
RX J0445.5+1207 I 6.34 $\pm$ .05   83f K7b w 350b -2.0b  
RX J0450.0+0151 I 2.23 $\pm$ .03   67f K3b w 350b 0.5fb  
RX J0528.9+1046 I 7.04 $\pm$ .36   10,9k K3k Z 270/150k 0.1fb SB2, $P_{\rm orb}=7.672$ dk
RX J0529.3+1210 I, II 2.14 $\pm$ .20   18k K7-M0b w 350b, 270k -2.0b SB1, $P_{\rm orb}=462.8$ dk
in TA                  
RX J0403.4+1725 II 0.574 $\pm$ .001   112c K3c w 487c -0.5d SB1
RX J0406.8+2541 II, III 1.70 $\pm$ .02 1.73j 32/44c K7-M0c Z 0c -3.0d SB2, triple
RX J0407.9+1750 II 0.985 $\pm$ .005   27/24c K4c Z 257c -0.2d SB1
RX J0408.2+1956 I, II, III 3.0109 $\pm$ .0002 3.02j - K2j MS <40z 0.5d Eclipse
RX J0409.3+1716 II, III 0.60 $\pm$ .01   73c M1c w 299c -5.1e SB2c
GSC2.2 N3022313162 II, III 0.59075 $\pm$ .00020   - F2y MS - 11.0y Eclipse
RX J0439.4+3332A II 2.42 $\pm$ .02   24c K5c w 495c -0.7e SB1c
RX J0447.9+2755 II, III 1.27 $\pm$ .02   36/27c K0c Z 203c - SB2c
IRAS 04451+2750 II 20.0 $\pm$ 2.0   - - ? - -  
RX J0452.8+1621 II, III 3.6 $\pm$ .1   41/26c K6c w 583c -0.5e SB2, triple
RX J0455.8+1742 II, III 8.1 $\pm$ 0.5   19/20c K3c Z 247c - SB2c
RX J0457.1+3142 I $\gg$9 >37.6j 25/27c K2c MS 138c 0.9d SB1c
Orion                  
RX J0530.7-0434 I 9.4 $\pm$ .9   10h K3b w 530g -0.04g SB2h
a Hearty et al. (2000b); b Magazzù et al. (1997); c Wichmann et al. (2000); d Martín & Magazzù (1999); e Wichmann et al. (1996); f Neuhäuser et al. (1997); g Alcalá et al. (1996); h Alcalá et al. (2000); i Mora et al. (2001); j Bouvier et al. (1997); k Torres et al. (2002); l Herbst et al. (2004), (?): tentative period only; y from low. res. CAFOS spectrum; no Li found; z personal communication by Eike Guenther.

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