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Table 2

Summary of the seismic solar analogue observations.

KIC V N ToT ΔT ΔRV Comment
[mag] [hrs] [days] [km s-1] [km s-1]

3241581 10.35±0.04 24 9.3 709.1 30.68 0.96 binary
3656476 9.55±0.02 6 2.5 351.1 13.23 0.14
4914923 9.50±0.02 7 2.1 297.3 31.16 2.11 binary
5084157 11.56±0.12 10 5.2 300.1 19.66 0.21
5774694 8.37±0.01 7 1.3 348.1 17.67 0.16
6116048 8.47±0.01 5 1.0 347.2 53.28 0.17
6593461 11.22±0.10 9 4.1 296.2 35.39 [0.37] large scatter
7296438 10.13±0.03 (+2) 4 1.5 350.2 2.08 16.65 binary (KOI 364.01)
7680114 10.15±0.04 8 3.4 351.0 58.96 0.180
7700968 10.37±0.04 (+2) 4 1.4 299.1 +39.47 27.62 binary
9049593 10.35±0.04 4 1.5 299.1 21.02 0.24
9098294 9.91±0.03 7 2.6 346.1 55.78 41.35 binary
10130724 12.03±0.19 7 2.8 299.1 54.51 2.12 binary
10215584 10.62±0.05 6 2.7 337.0 11.02 0.25
10644253 9.26±0.02 14 5.9 416.0 19.01 0.18
10971974 11.05±0.07 4 1.6 300.1 34.58 0.27
11127479 11.21±0.09 5 2.1 300.2 29.33 0.30 KOI 2792.01, large scatter
11971746 11.00±0.07 8 3.6 301.0 44.20 0.22

Notes. The star identifier in the Kepler input catalogue (KIC), apparent magnitude in Johnson V, number N of spectra (in brackets the number of additional spectra with S/N only high enough to determine the radial velocity), total accumulated time on target (ToT), the time base ΔT covered by the observations, the mean radial velocity (), and the difference between the positive and negative extrema of the measured RV values and their internal error, and a comment on the star/system. KOI stands for Kepler Objects of Interests and indicates planet host star candidates.

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