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Table 1

Line parameters.

Line Observation Rest freq. Sky freq. E low a S ul b α c
date (GHz) (GHz) (K) (1012 cm-2 km-1 s)

SH+NJ = 1201F = 1.5–0.5 2014 May 05, Jul. 18 526.038793(50) 278.944 0.0 1.14
F = 2.5–1.5 526.048023(50) 278.949 0.0 2.06 30.1
F = 1.5–1.5 526.124951(50) 278.990 0.0 0.23
34SH+NJ = 1201 See dedicated entries in Table 2

CH+J = 1–0 2015 May 20 835.137504(20) 442.851 0.0 1.0 2.85
13CH+J = 1–0 830.216096(22) 440.241 0.0 1.0 2.79

Notes. Frequencies and molecular data are taken from the Cologne Database for Molecular Spectroscopy (Müller et al. 2001), except for 32SH+, for which they are taken from direct laboratory measurements by Halfen & Ziurys (2015). See also Sect. 3. The sky frequencies were calculated using z = 0.88582 (heliocentric frame).

(a)

Elow is the lower-level energy of the transition.

(b)

Sul is the line strength.

(c)

The coefficient α was defined in Eq. (2) and calculated under the assumption that the rotational excitation is coupled with the cosmic microwave background temperature, 5.14 K at z = 0.89 (see, e.g., Muller et al. 2013, 2014a). In case of hyperfine structure (SH+), the coefficient applies to the hyperfine-structure deconvolved line profile, normalized for an equivalent component with Sul = 1.

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