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Table 1

Journal of observations and main characteristics of the quasars.

Name JD(start) Exposure Airmass Seeing
 −2 400 000 time (s) (start) (′′)

SDSS J14472+0401, z = 4.580, R(AB) = 19.9 ± 0.2, MR =  −28.2

54 647.617 1300 1.30 0.54
54 647.633 1300 1.38 0.57
54 653.565 1300 1.18 0.61
54 653.581 1300 1.22 0.60
54 654.562 1300 1.18 0.85
54 654.577 1300 1.22 0.88
54 654.600 1300 1.31 0.89
54 654.615 1300 1.39 0.90

SDSS J21474-0838, z = 4.588, R(AB) = 18.7 ± 0.2, MR =  −29.3

54 645.875 1300 1.07 1.04
54 645.891 1300 1.10 0.99
54 647.700 1300 1.48 0.93
54 647.715 1300 1.35 0.90
54 647.736 1300 1.23 0.69
54 647.752 1300 1.17 0.91
54 647.772 1300 1.11 0.55
54 647.787 1300 1.08 0.57

BR 2237-0607, z = 4.550, R(AB) = 18.3 ± 0.2, MR =  −29.8

54 653.750 1300 1.29 0.69
54 653.766 1300 1.21 0.68
54 653.790 1300 1.13 1.02
54 654.716 1300 1.52 0.97
54 654.732 1300 1.39 1.14
54 654.751 1300 1.27 1.26
54 654.767 1300 1.20 1.18
54 656.803 1300 1.09 0.82
54 656.818 1300 1.07 0.91

Notes. The apparent magnitudes are given in the AB system. They are computed by integrating the quasar’s spectrum through the RSPECIAL ESO filter curve. The absolute magnitude assumes H0 = 72 km s-1 Mpc-1 and (ΩmΛ) = (0.3,0.7).

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