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Table 2

Logbook of the spectroscopic observations of KIC 4931738 – grouped by observing runs.

Instrument N BJD first BJD last ⟨ S/N ⟩ S/Ni T exp R Observer (PI)

ARCES 2 2 456 058.93319 2 456058.95585 102 [100, 103] 1800 31   500 JJ, JMK
Isis 1 2 456 087.72276 101 [88, 113] 700 22   000   &   13   750a SB (JS)
HAMILTON 3 2 456 132.77847 2 456 134.76473 53 [47, 57] 1800 60   000 JS, KIC
FIES 7 2 456 146.45631 2 456 148.62473 73 [29, 84] [391, 2400] 25   000 ATH (KU)
HERMES 19 2 456 156.51739 2 456 166.57275 32 [29, 36] [2700, 3400] 85   000 PIP
HERMES 6 2 456 173.48004 2 456 183.38340 32 [30, 33] [2200, 2800] 85   000 PMA
HERMES 2 2 456 195.50221 2 456 200.52468 31 [29, 34] 2700 85   000 PB

Notes.For each observing run, the instrument, the number of spectra N, the BJD of the first and last exposure, the average signal-to-noise level, the range of S/N values (where the S/N of one spectrum is calculated as the average of the S/N measurements in the line free regions of 4185 Å to 4225 Å, 4680 Å to 4710 Å, 5110 Å to 5140 Å, 5815 Å to 5850 Å, 6180 Å to 6220 Å, and 6630 Å to 6660 Å), the typical exposure times (in seconds), the resolving power of the spectrograph, and the initials of the observer (and the PI if different) are given.

(a)

The resolution for the blue and red arms of Isis is different.

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