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Table 2:

Different molecular features and the properties of the specific lines used for the line profile modelling here (and in Papers I and II).
  Specific line chosen for modelling
Line type designation $\sigma / wn$ [cm-1] $\lambda$[$\mu$m]
CN $\Delta v$ = -2 red 1-3 Q24.5 4871.3400 2.0528
CO $\Delta v$ = 3 5-2 P30 6033.8967 1.6573
CO $\Delta v$ = 2 high-exc. 2-0 R82 4321.2240 2.3142
CO $\Delta v$ = 2 low-exc. 2-0 R19 4322.0657 2.3137
CO $\Delta v$ = 1 1-0 R1 2150.8560 4.6493

Notes. The lines were chosen according to the criteria given in Sect. 5.1 of Paper I. The values given here correspond to the rest wavelengths or central frequencies $\nu_0$ as used in Eq. (3). Throughout this work we will use only a low-excitation first overtone CO line (i.e. CO 2-0 R19) denoted by CO $\Delta v$ = 2, while the high-excitation line CO 2-0 R82 is merely listed for completeness as it was used in Papers I and II. This distinction is necessary as the two types of lines (at least the ones used by HHR82 and similar studies) behave differently in kinematics studies (see Fig. 17).


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