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Table 2

Parameters of the CTTSs observed by CoRoT and/or FLAMES/VLT.

Mon IDa 2Mass IDb SpTc EW Hα d ErEW d W10%Hα d EW Hα e FUR06f α IRAC g LC h P h LC h P h Q i
(kms-1) (2008) (days) (2011) (days)

CSIMon-000007 06415304+0958028 K7 c –1.47 3 (A) 3 (A) 0.75
CSIMon-000011 06411725+0954323 K7 58.3 3 (A) 3 (A)
CSIMon-000017 06413199+1000244 K5 13.1 –2.69 1 4.78 1 4.73 -0.03
CSIMon-000021 06405944+0959454 K5 7.4 c 2 3.23 2 3.16 0.15
CSIMon-000056 06415315+0950474 K5 1.8 w –1.36 2 5.71 2 5.86 0.14
CSIMon-000058 06420870+0941212 K4.5 94.0 c 1 2.14 0.22
CSIMon-000063 06411193+0959412 M2.5 19.4 –1.37 3
CSIMon-000090 06410896+0933460 M3 51.0 c –0.88 3 3
CSIMon-000103 06405954+0935109 K6 15.6 0.9 401 6.4 c –1.14 1 1.67 1 3.35 0.21
CSIMon-000117 06405413+0948434 M2.5 353.0 –2.34 3 (A) 0.72
CSIMon-000119 06412100+0933361 K6 10.5 0.9 466 10.6 c –1.44 3 3 0.62

Notes. Only a portion of this table is shown here. A full version is available at the CDS. This table is ordered according to the Mon ID.

(a)

“CSIMon” is an internal identification of the CSI 2264 campaign. Elsewhere in the text “CSI” was omitted for brevity.

(b)

2MASS identification.

(d)

Hα parameters obtained in this work using FLAMES spectra. We used the convention that positive Hα equivalent width indicates Hα in emission, and negative values indicate Hα in absorption. The uncertainties were obtained assuming a Poisson distribution.

(e)

Hα equivalent width obtained by Dahm & Simon (2005).

(f)

Classification as CTTS (c) and WTTS (w) by Fűrész et al. (2006).

(g)

αIRAC is the slope of the spectral energy distribution between 3.6 μm and 8 μm obtained by Teixeira et al. (2012).

(h)

CoRoT light curve morphology and photometric period obtained in this work: “1” = spot-like, “2” = AA Tau-like, “3” = non-periodic light curves. Accretion bursts and aperiodic extinction light curves are identified by (A) and (E), respectively. “UNC” = unclassified light curve and “B” = Binary.

(i)

Parameter defined by Cody et al. (2014) to distinguish periodic from aperiodic light curves. According to Cody et al. (2014), when Q> 0.6 the star is not periodic photometrically.

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