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Table 6

Summary of the characteristics of the multi-epoch observations for several stars in our sample.

Star Epoch Instrument Time int. Pixel size Limiting
displacement,
yr mas velocity

Pistol Star 1a*-2a NICMOS-NACO 12.76 1350 50 mas
and 2a-3a NACO-NACO 1.08 150 km s-1
WR102e 1a-3a NICMOS-NACO 13.84
HD 168625 1b-2b HST/WF-WF 0.19 2750 50 mas
2b-3b WF-NICMOS 1.07 40 km s-1
3b-4b NICMOS-NACO 12.88 at 2.2 kpc
1b-4b WF-NACO 14.14
MWC930 1c-2c HST/ACS**NACO 5.15 2527 27 mas, 80 km s-1

Notes. The epochs in MJD and the civil date are provided at the bottom of the table. Epochs “a”: 1a = 50705.41-14/09/1997, 2a = 55364.23-17/06/2010, 3a = 55760.05-18/07/2011. Epochs “b”: 1b = 50597.59-29/05/1997, 2b = 50666.80-06/08/1997, 3b = 51056.06-31/08/1998, 4b = 55761.17-19/07/2011. Epochs “c”: 1c = 53880.35-25/05/2006, 2c = 55761.06-19/07/2011.

(*)

Epoch 1a from Figer et al. (1998),

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