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Table 5:

Gyrochronological ages for I-sequence stars in M 34.

Identifier
   JPa $\char93 $ of (B-V)o  Measured   Gyro Agec Fittedd Periode
      No. periods      Period   Period Variance
    derivedb       [days]      [Myr] [days] [days2]
F4_0136 JP 213 2 0.544 $ 2.87 \pm 0.03 $ $178.5 \pm 3.5$  2.99 0.0144
F4_0169 JP 50 4 0.598 $ 3.81 \pm 0.08 $ $170.0 \pm 6.7$  4.08 0.0729
F4_0234 JP 148 3 0.698 $ 5.56 \pm 0.07 $ $188.4 \pm 4.4$  5.63 0.0049
F4_0303 JP 227 4 0.767 $ 7.4 \pm 0.3 $ $244.1 \pm 18.6$  6.5 0.81
F4_0317 JP 224 4 0.805 $ 6.8 \pm 0.1 $ $183.8 \pm 5.0$  7.0 0.04
F4_0327 JP 199 2 0.813 $ 7.6 \pm 1.1 $ $220.9 \pm 59.8$  7.1 0.25
F3_0172 JP 49 3 0.811 $ 8.0 \pm 1.0 $ $244.6 \pm 57.2$  7.0 1.00
F3_0215 JP 41 4 0.874 $ 7.47 \pm 0.11 $ $180.4 \pm 5.0$  7.74 0.0729
F4_0450 JP 113 4 0.895 $ 8.00 \pm 0.21 $ $194.5 \pm 9.6$  7.96 0.0016
F3_0258 JP 289 3 0.947 $11.0 \pm 1.0 $ $313.1 \pm 53.3$  8.5 6.25
F4_0667 JP 52 3 1.030 $ 7.97 \pm 0.05 $ $145.0 \pm 1.7$  9.28 1.7161
F3_0320 JP 172 3 1.046 $ 8.511 \pm 0.001 $ $159.3 \pm 0.1$  9.429 0.84272
F4_0730 JP 18 4 1.051 $ 8.41 \pm 0.10 $ $154.4 \pm 3.4$  9.47 1.1236
F3_0383   2 1.160 $ 9.5 \pm 0.4 $ $162.2 \pm 12.8$ 10.4 0.81
F4_0803 JP 229 2 1.164 $12.6 \pm 0.7 $ $273.5 \pm 28.5$ 10.5 4.41
F4_0942   3 1.198 $ 9.4 \pm 0.3 $ $150.4 \pm 9.0$ 10.7 1.69
F3_0430   1 1.239 $10.5 \pm 1.0 $ $174.8 \pm 31.2$ 11.1 0.36
F3_0485   2 1.285 $12.0 \pm 1.0 $ $211.3 \pm 33.0$ 11.4 0.36
F3_0469   4 1.283 $12.9 \pm 0.3 $ $242.5 \pm 10.6$ 11.4 2.25
F4_1315   2 1.371 $12.2 \pm 0.5 $ $196.4 \pm 15.1$ 12.1 0.01
F4_1357   2 1.380 $ 9.4 \pm 0.2 $ $119.3 \pm 4.8$ 12.2 7.84
F3_0664   1 1.441 $10.5 \pm 1.0 $ $137.2 \pm 24.5$ 12.6 4.41
F4_1369   2 1.443 $11.85 \pm 0.13 $ $171.7 \pm 3.5$ 12.61 0.5776
F4_1566   2 1.479 $11.2 \pm 0.1 $ $148.8 \pm 2.5$ 12.9 2.89
F4_1007   2 1.440 $15.0 \pm 2.0$ $267.8 \pm 66.8$ 12.6 5.76
F4_1925   1 1.507 $12.7 \pm 2.0 $ $183.0 \pm 53.9$ 13.1 0.16

Notes. (a) JP identifier from Jones & Prosser (1996).
(b) Number of filter/exposure combinations yielding photometric period derivations for a given star.
(c) Gyro ages determined using Meibom et al. (2009) I-sequence colour function coefficients, viz a=0.770 $\pm $ 0.014, b=0.553 $\pm $ 0.052 and c=0.472 $\pm $ 0.027, and an age function exponent n=0.5344 $\pm $ 0.0015 (see Sect. 5.1).
(d) Assuming a mean gyrochronology age for M 34 of 193 Myr (the mean of the ages calculated in Col. 6 - see Sect. 5.1) and the Meibom et al. (2009) coefficients, with n=0.5344 $\pm $ 0.0015, we use intrinsic (B-V) colours and Eq. (1) to derive a fitted period for each M 34 I-sequence star.
(e) Each star's contribution to the period variance [(Measured Period - Fitted Period)2] is noted, where the total variance is 43.73 days2, with a mean of 1.68 days2.


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