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Table 2

Convective shifts in m  s-1 of the studied lines from μ = 1.0 to μ = 0.3.

Element λ0 (Å) μ = 1.0 μ = 0.9 μ = 0.8 μ = 0.7 μ = 0.6 μ = 0.5 μ = 0.4 μ = 0.3

C i 5380.34 –948 –936 –922 –910 –897 –888 –880 –844
Fe i 5250.21 –294 –372 –410 –426 –420 –394 –346 –259
Fe i 5250.65 –304 –354 –370 –369 –348 –308 –245 –140
Fe i 5576.09 –334 –378 –388 –383 –360 –317 –249 –140
Fe i 6082.71 –441 –495 –522 –536 –531 –511 –473 –397
Fe i 6301.50 –307 –349 –358 –351 –325 –279 –211 –101
Fe i 6302.49 –335 –387 –404 –403 –381 –342 –280 –176
Fe i 7090.38 –352 –396 –409 –407 –389 –354 –302 –210
Ca ii 8498.01 –265 –288 –289 –275 –248 –206 –148 –70
Ca ii 8542.05 –335 –364 –374 –372 –359 –337 –307 –269
Ca ii 8662.16 –272 –294 –293 –279 –251 –208 –149 –68

Notes. The bisector of each line was integrated from 95% of the continuum intensity to the core of the line. In the case of the Ca ii lines, the non-LTE core was excluded. For C i the upper threshold was higher (97%) because the line is weak.

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