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Table 6

Properties of the outflows discovered in the five WISSH quasars.

SDSS Δv a v max b Ė kin Ė kin / L Bol
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

J0745+4734 510±150 1890±170 6.9 5700 6.7 0.007
J0900+4215 480±160 2380±180 3.2 3300 6.3 0.008
J1201+1206 (I)c 1420±160 3.1 2500 2.8 0.005
(II)c 1060±120 1850±180 0.9 740 0.9 0.001
(III)c 1990±200 3270±230 1.3 1890 6.7 0.012
J13260005 580±100 2160±170 8.2 7740 12.0 0.031
J1549+1245 +330±130 1380±220 2.9 1740 1.1 0.002

Notes. Columns give the following information: (1) SDSS ID; (2) velocity shift (in units of km s-1); (3) maximum outflow velocity (in units of km s-1); (4) ionised outflowing gas mass (in units of 109M); (5) mass outflow rate (in units of M yr-1); (6) kinetic power (in units of 1045 erg s-1) of the outflow; and (7) ratio between the kinetic power of the outflow and the bolometric luminosity of the quasar. See Sect. 6.2 for a detailed description of the assumptions made to derive , , and Ėkin.

(a)

The velocity shift Δv of the broad [OIII] component was derived from the shift in wavelength ( sign indicates a blueshift, + sign indicates a redshift) between broad/shifted and narrow/systemic [OIII] centroids.

(b)

The outflow maximum velocity has been computed as .

(c)

Values derived (I) for the broad component centred at 5007 Å (see Sect. 5.1); (II) for the broad blueshifted component centred at λ ~ 4990 Å; (III) for the additional broad blueshifted component centred at λ ~ 4970 Å.

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