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Table 6

Parameters of the 1D velocity distributions determined in the mass bins and age bins shown in Fig. 9.

Mass t/tMS # Slow rotators Fast rotators
range range Stars ĥ μs dispersion % μr dispersion κr
(M) (km   s-1) (km   s-1) (km   s-1) (km   s-1) (km   s-1) (km   s-1) (km   s-1)

1.60–2.40 0.0–0.5 134 0.228 100 138  ±  1 26  ±  1 164 148 65 1.005
1.60–2.40 0.5–0.8 217 0.204 100 127  ±  1 52  ±  1 179 172 61 0.979
1.60–2.40 0.8–1 108 0.236 100 141  ±  1 40  ±  1 181 184 67 0.995
2.40–3.85 0.0–0.5 84 0.317 47  ±  1 22 89 221  ±  3 24  ±  3 245 241 105 1.101
2.40–3.85 0.5–0.8 188 0.268 49  ±  1 23 88 193  ±  2 15  ±  3 208 196 92 1.103
2.40–3.85 0.8–1 215 0.276 43  ±  1 20 88 184  ±  1 0  ±  1 184 184 88 1.053

Notes. As in Table 4, the corresponding number of normal stars and the smoothing parameter ĥ (expressed in logarithmic vsini) are given for each subsample. For each distribution, the parameters of the Maxwellian fit are listed: percentage of fast velocity distributions, mode and dispersion. The mode of the slow rotator distribution μs is derived from the Maxwellian fit. The fast rotator distribution is a lagged Maxwellian (see text and footnote2) and its mode is . The estimator was derived as the position of the maximum directly on the 1D fast distributions. Correction factors κr were derived as , where  ⟨ v ⟩  is the mean of the full distribution.

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