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Fig. B.3

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Comparison between Fe i equivalent widths measured by different Nodes for two stars. Top row: star HD 22879, a benchmark star used for calibration with Teff = 5786 K, log g = 4.23, and [Fe/H] = 0.90. The median S/N of its spectra are 239 and 283 for the blue and red part of the spectra, respectively. Red lines indicate the typical 1σ (solid line) and 2σ (dashed line) uncertainty of the EW computed with the Cayrel (1988) formula, adopting FWHM = 0.190 Å, pixel size = 0.0232 Å, and S/N = 260.Bottom row: a clump giant in the open cluster Trumpler 20(Trumpler 20 MG 781 in the numbering system of McSwain & Gies 2005), with Teff = 4850 K, log g = 2.75, and [Fe/H] = +0.15. The median S/N of its spectra are 36 and 68 for the blue and red part of the spectra, respectively. Red lines indicate the typical 1σ (solid line) and 2σ (dashed line) uncertainty of the EW computed with the Cayrel (1988) formula, adopting FWHM = 0.190 Å, pixel size = 0.0232 Å, and S/N = 50. In each panel, the average difference of the EWs and its dispersion are also given.

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