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Table 1

Stellar multiplicity fractions.

Reference Investigated d lim Multiplicity Projected physical Survey
spectral type [pc] fraction [%] separation, s [au] methoda

Duquennoy & Mayor (1991) F7G9 22 ~65 ~0.01225 RV, WI
Raghavan et al. (2010) ~F6K3 25 44 ± 3 ~0.005100 000 RV, AO, S, WI
Reid & Gizis (1997) K2M6 8 32 ~0.11800 RV, S, WI
Leinert et al. (1997) M0M6 5 26 ± 9 ~1100 S
Fischer & Marcy (1992) M 20 42 ± 9 010 000 RV, WI
Jódar et al. (2013) K5-M4 25 20.3 ~080 LI
Ward-Duong et al. (2015) K7M6 15 23.5 ± 3.2 ~310 000 AO, WI
Bergfors et al. (2010) M0.0M6.0 52 32 ± 6 3180 LI
Janson et al. (2012) M0.0M5.0 52 27 ± 3 3227 LI
Law et al. (2008) M4.5M6.0 15.4 13.6 ~080 LI
Siegler et al. (2005) M6.0M7.5 30 9 3 AO
Janson et al. (2014a) M5.0M8.0 36 2127 ~0.5100 LI
Close et al. (2003) M8.0L0.5 33 15 ± 7 <15 AO
Bouy et al. (2003) M7.0L8.0 20 1015 18 HST
Reid et al. (2008) L 20 12.5 <3 HST
Burgasser et al. (2003) T 10 9 15 HST

Notes.

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AO: Adaptive optics; HST: Hubble Space Telescope; LI: Lucky imaging; RV: Radial velocity; S: Speckle; WI: Wide-field imaging.

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