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Name | Spectral type | ![]() |
Spectroscopic status |
HD 46 056 | O8Vn | 355![]() |
C ? (rapid rotator) |
HD 46149 | O8V+B0-1V | 78![]() ![]() |
SB2 |
HD 46 150 | O5.5V((f)) | 97![]() |
Bin? |
HD 46 202 | O9V | 54![]() |
C |
HD 46 223 | O4V((f+)) | 100![]() |
C |
HD 46 485 | O8Vn | 301![]() |
C ? (rapid rotator) |
HD 46 573 | O7.5V((f)) | 110![]() |
SB1 |
HD 46 966 | O8.5V | 63![]() |
C |
HD 48 279 | ON7.5V | 130![]() |
C |
a The first column provides the name of each star studied in this paper. The next two columns give the spectral classification and the projected rotational velocity (in km s-1) of the O-type stars, while the last column reports the status of the star as derived from our campaign: ``C'' means that our study did not reveal any indication of RV variability or of binarity, suggesting the star is probably single, ``Bin?'' indicates a potential binary, ``SB1'' corresponds to a spectroscopic binary where the second component has not been detected yet but where a period has been determined, whilst ``SB2'' corresponds to a spectroscopic binary where the two components are visible.
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