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Table A.1:

Journal of available RV observations.

Spg.
Time interval No. of Telescope/ Source
No. (HJD-2400000) RVs Instrument  
1 10 982.4-16 189.3 46 Potsdam 0.80-m refractor Hartmann (1904)
2 14 997.5-15 045.4 11 Meudon 0.62-m refractor Deslandres (1900a,1904)
3 15 245.0-15 281.0 3 Lick Mills Campbell & Moore (1928)
4 18 297.7-19 479.6 36 Allegheny 0.76-m refractor Jordan (1916)
5 19 474.6-20 236.6 74 Ann Arbor 0.95-m prism spg. Curtiss (1915)
6 22 363.2-22 410.3 17 Vienna 0.30-m coudé Hnatek (1921)
7 28 056.9-28 992.6 140 Yerkes 1.02-m, Bruce prism spg. Luyten et al. (1939)
8 32 514.6-32 557.9 48 McDonald 2.08-m reflector Pismis et al. (1950)
9 33 560.6-33 762.3 73 Heidelberg 0.72-m, prism spg. Miczaika (1952)
10 40 216.6-40 655.2 49 Kodaikanal 0.50-m Cassegrain reflector Natarajan & Rajamohan (1971)
11 43 753.5-48 546.9 60 International Ultraviolet explorer SWP spectra Harvin et al. (2002)
12 44 654.9-44 950.2 23 Kavalur 0.50-m Cassegrain reflector Singh (1982)
13 49 255.6-51 602.3 20 Ondrejov 2.0-m, grating spg. this paper: Reticon spectra
14 49 613.0-49 617.9 6 Kitt Peak 0.91-m coudé feed spg. Harvin et al. (2002)
15 50 150.9-50 537.9 14 Mount Stromlo 1.88-m reflector Harvin et al. (2002)
16 52 957.5-55 293.3 204 Ondrejov 2.0-m, grating spg. this paper: CCD spectra

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