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Table 2

Adopted astrophysical quantities for our stars and final best-fit parameters.

HD HR Name N Cl. vsini M R Δvpeak vc veq i ρ0 Rd/R rem
(km s-1) (M) (R) (km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) (°) (g cm-3)

6811 335 φ And 3 2 80 4.0 3.1 500 400 12 8.50  ×  10-14 6.4 3, 5
10516 496 φ Per 1 2 240 17.0 10.0 180 570 450 22 4.20  ×  10-12 4.3 3, 4, 5
11415 542 ϵ Cas 1 abs 40 6.5 4.2
37202 1910 ζ Tau 2 2 120 10.5 6.1 290 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
37490 1934 ω Ori 2 1 180 8.9 5.1 190 580 460 23 8.00  ×  10-12 3.1 1, 2, 3, 4
41335 2142 V696 Mon 2 2 310 8.9 5.1 1, 2, 3
43285 2231 –      1 abs 230 6.0 4.0
44458 2284 FR CMa 1 2 180 18.0 10.5 150 570 460 23 3.00  ×  10-12 5.0 3
45542 2343 ν Gem 1 sh 160 5.1 3.5 175 2, 3, 4
47054 2418 –      1 1 180 4.0 3.1 140 500 400 27 3.80  ×  10-13 5.8 3
50658 2568 ψ09 Aur 1 sh 230 4.5 3.3 150 510 400 80 3.50  ×  10-14 8.5 3, 5
50820 2577 –      1 2 150 7.4 4.6 550 440 20 7.20  ×  10-14 13.8
52918 2648 19 Mon 1 abs 240 17.0 10.0
53416 –    –      1 1 190 4.0 3.5 120 470 370 30 7.60  ×  10-14 9.1
58050 2817 –      3 1 110 9.0 5.3 3, 5
58343 2825 FW CMa 1 2 50 7.5 4.7 550 440 6 1.10  ×  10-13 13.7 2, 3, 4
58715 2845 β CMi 3 1 210 3.8 3.0 130 490 390 32 1.25  ×  10-13 7.0 2, 3, 4, 5
60855 2921 V378 Pup 1 2 240 9.0 5.3 150 2, 3
61224 2932 –      2 1 200 4.0 3.1 150 500 400 30 3.50  ×  10-13 6.2 3
65875 3135 V695 Mon 3 2 180 12.0 7.0 2, 3
71072 –    –      2 abs 100 6.5 4.5
91120 4123 –      9 1 250 3.0 2.5 180 480 380 41 1.15  ×  10-13 6.8 2, 3
109387 4787 κ Dra 13 1 ↔ 2 170 7.0 4.5 140 540 430 23 4.00  ×  10-12 5.1 3, 5
138749 5778 θ CrB 11 abs 310 6.0 4.0 5
142926 5938 V839 Her 10 sh 275 4.0 3.1 240 500 400 44 6.00  ×  10-12 4.3 5
142983 5941 48 Lib 13 sh 390 4.1 3.2 2, 3
143275 5953 δ Sco 4 2 165 18.0 10.5 6
162428 –    –      5 1 240 4.0 3.0 180 500 400 36 9.00  ×  10-12 6.1 4
162732 6664 ζ Her 6 sh 40 3.8 3.0 260 3, 5
164284 6712 66 Oph 6 1 240 10.5 6.1 150 570 460 32 8.80  ×  10-14 9.3 2, 3
164447 6720 V974 Her 4 1 180 4.0 3.5 140 470 370 28 1.75  ×  10-13 5.8 5
183362 7403 V558 Lyr 4 2 220 9.0 5.3 3
183656 7415 V923 Aql 5 sh 190 3.8 3.0 250 2, 3
183914 7418 β Cyg B 5 1 240 4.0 3.0 160 500 400 37 9.00  ×  10-14 8.2 3, 4
187567 7554 V1339 Aql 4 1 → 2 200 13.0 7.7 140 570 450 26 3.00  ×  10-13 7.3
189687 7647 25 Cyg 6 sh 230 7.5 4.7 250 550 440 31 3.05  ×  10-13 3.6 3, 4
191610 7708 28 Cyg 4 1 250 9.0 5.3 270 570 455 33 2.60  ×  10-13 3.9 3, 4
192044 7719 20 Vul 3 1 240 4.5 3.3 150 510 410 38 1.10  ×  10-13 10.1
193911 7789 25 Vul 3 1 170 4.0 3.5 100 470 370 27 2.30  ×  10-13 6.0 2, 3, 5
210129 8438 25 Peg 8 1 130 6.0 4.0 70 530 430 19 1.50  ×  10-12 5.6 1, 2, 3
212571 8539 π Aqr 3 1 220 13.0 7.7 280 570 450 41 6.00  ×  10-13 3.9 1, 2, 3, 4
214168 8603 8 Lac B 3 2 150 17.0 10.0
216057 8682 –      4 abs 260 6.0 4.0
216200 8690 14 Lac 3 sh 195 13.0 7.7 5
217050 8731 –      1 sh 240 6.0 4.0 3, 4, 5
217543 8758 V378 And 2 sh 305 7.5 4.7
217675 8762 o And 2 sh 200 6.0 4.0 4, 5
217891 8773 β Psc 6 2 75 6.0 4.0 535 430 10 5.20  ×  10-13 6.1 1, 2, 4, 5

Notes. For each star we report, the number of spectra collected, their classification (abs means absorption lines only), the projected equatorial rotational velocity as measured by us in our spectra, mass and radius as estimated from Drilling & Landolt (1999), peaks separation, critical velocity, equatorial velocity, inclination angle, base density at the stellar equator, and the estimated disk radius. In the last column we also reported the references of other similar catalogs in which spectra of the star have been published: 1) Hanuschik (1988); 2) Hanuschik et al. (1996); 3) Hanuschik (1996); 4) Slettebak et al. (1992); 5) Saad et al. (2006); 6) Silaj et al. (2010).

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