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Table 3

Relative RV for spectra with significant nebular contamination but which estimates were possible from combining the spectra from each night (see Sect. 3.2).

VFTS MJD Relative radial velocities [km s-1]

He i He i He i He i
λ4388 λ4144 λ4026 λ4471

004 (S) 54 767 0.39 0.44 0.29 1.42
004 54 827 14.28 15.10 12.47 71.61
004 54 828 39.97 59.7 23.65 14.02
004 54 860 10.62 3.45 17.85 0.37
004 54 886 60.14 40.36 12.47 23.02
004 55 114 53.58 3.45 58.75 28.42

010 54 767 26.80 5.19 14.43 6.94
010 54 827 9.20 12.24 26.21 32.39
010 (S) 54 860 0.28 0.44 1.17 0.34
010 54 886 39.55 40.07 8.54 ...
010 55 114 4.88 41.65 17.38 ...

054 (S) 54 767 0.28 0.27 6.93 0.28
054 54 827 20.03 28.95 15.16 18.88
054 54 860 49.82 24.11 8.40 19.64
054 54 886 21.94 23.22 60.82 37.47
054 55 114 21.94 31.28 65.24 33.49

Notes. Celestial coordinates and optical photometry for the VFTS stars are given in Table 5 of Paper I. Observations indicated by the qualifier to the first column were the template spectra for the RV estimates. The subsequent letters in parentheses indicate the binary status from this work: (B) = binary; (S) = single; (V) = RV variable; see Sect. 3.3 for further details. Values for the first three entries are shown; the full table is available at the CDS.

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