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Table 5

Summary of various mass loss rates for our sample stars.

Star ST log(UV) log() log(Hα) log(Vink)

HD 46223 O4V((f))  −7.17  −7.57  −6.20  −5.75
HD 46150 O5V((f))z  −7.30  −7.52  −6.40  −5.68
HD 46485 O7Vn  −7.80  −8.12  −6.45  −6.50
HD 46056 O8Vn  −8.50  −8.32  −6.80
HD 46149-1 O8V  <−9.0  −8.27  −6.74
HD 46202 O9.5V  −9.00  −8.32  −7.10  −6.72
HD 46573 O7V((f))z  −  −7.97  −6.30  −6.25
HD 48279 ON8.5V  −8.80  −8.22  −6.80  −6.64
HD 46966 O8.5IV  −8.00  −7.97  −6.40  −6.45
HD 48099-1 O5.5V((f))  −7.60  −7.52  −5.66

Notes. The columns give: name; spectral type; derived UV mass loss rate; mass loss rate expected for driving by a single line located at the SED emission peak in the single scattering condition; Hα mass loss rate; theoretical mass loss rates of Vink et al. (2001). The filling factor f (see Sect. 3) is 0.1 for HD 46223 and HD 46150, 0.01 for HD 48099–1, and 1.0 (i.e. no clumping included) for all other stars.

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