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Table 2

Journal of Narval observations.

Target Julian dates (HJD-2 400 000.5) Dates (yyyy-mm-dd) Exposure time (s) Sequences S/N peak (/2.6 km s-1 bin)

μ Cep 57 213.1 2015-07-09 200 16 1740
57 266.9 2015-09-01 200 25 1550
57 309.9 2015-10-14 200 25 1391
57 337.9 2015-11-11 200 25 1542
57 740.8 2016-12-18a 200 8 1695
57 760.8 2017-01-07 200 8 1749

α1 Her 57 093.1 2015-03-11 120 16 2122
57 214.9 2015-07-11 120 16 2069
57 271.8 2015-09-06 120 9 1970
57 633.9 2016-09-02 120 5 1842
57 634.8 2016-09-03 120 11 1632
57 636.9 2016-09-05 120 5 1177
57 637.9 2016-09-06 120 7 1537
57 637.9 2016-09-07 120 7 1302

CE Tau 57 087.9 2015-03-06 300 16 1004
57 635.2 2016-09-03 300 16 1265
57 639.2 2016-09-07 300 10 1461
57 676.2 2016-10-14 300 16 1501
57 741.0 2016-12-18 300 16 1501

ρ Cas 57 246.1 2015-08-11 400 14 956
57 263.1 2015-08-28 400 16 1008
57 273.1 2015-09-07 400 21 1033
57 274.1 2015-09-08 400 19 1069
57 276.1 2015-09-10 400 5 752

Notes. The first column recaps the name of the observed targets and the second and the third columns give the dates of the observations (Heliocentric Julian date and Gregorian calendar, respectively). The fourth column displays the total exposure time for a single Stokes V sequence (combination of four sub-exposures). The fifth column gives the number of Stokes V sequences collected for each observational date. Finally the last column gives the mean maximum S/N reached in an individual Stokes V spectrum. The exponent a for the star μ Cep, indicates the technical observations presented in Sect. 3.4.2.

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