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Table 1

Physical parameters of the sample stars.

Star ST d T eff log g R Vsin i v mac C/H N/H v β f
[pc] [kK] [R] [km s-1] [km s-1] [10-4] [10-5] [M yr-1] [km s-1]

ϵ Ori B0Iab 410±150 27.5±1.0 5.60±0.33 3.10 28.0±16.0 40 38 1.4±1.0 10.3±6.8 6.25 1800 1.2 0.05
HD 167264 B0.5Ia/Iab 1700±510 28.0±1.0 5.65±0.27 3.10 28.6±12.5 70 22 1.2±0.5 18.0±8.0 6.50 2000 1.8 0.1
HD 207198 O9II 620±180 32.5±1.0 5.05±0.26 3.50 10.6±4.4 60 27 1.6±0.8 20.0±6.0 7.0 2000 3.0 1.0
HD 188209 O9.5Ib 2000±600 29.8±1.0 5.65±0.26 3.20 25.2±10.5 45 33 0.7±0.5 35.0±18.0 6.4 2000 2.2 0.05
HD 209975 O9Ib 30.5±1.0 5.35±0.30 3.35 17.0±8.2 48 40 1.2±0.9 20.5±11.4 6.50 2000 2.9 1.0
HD 34078 O9.5V 445±145 34.0±1.0 4.65±0.29 4.10 5.4±2.6 25 5 2.5±1.5 7.0±1.1 10.0 1000 1.0a 1.0a
10 Lac O9V 325±65 35.0±1.0 4.35±0.18 4.05 4.1±1.1 15 15 2.3±1.0 17.6±3.9 9.70 1200 1.0a 1.0a

Notes. Distances are from Hipparcos catalogue (Perryman et al. 1997) when the uncertainty on the parallax is lower than 30%. For the remaining objects, the distances provided by Mason et al. (1998) where used, with a conservative uncertainty of 30 per cent. The luminosity of HD 209975 is adopted (HD 209975 being a Ib supergiant, we chose a value intermediate between a O9III and a O9I according to Martins et al. 2005). This corresponds to a distance of 1350 pc. The Hipparcos distance (630±190 pc) implies a very low value ( = 4.7) for a late O supergiant. (a) Adopted.

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