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Table 1

Information on the YLAs used in our study.

Name Abbreviation Num. of Members Ū
CSNYS TGAS 6D 2σ (pc) (pc) (pc) (pc) (km s−1) (km s−1) (km s−1)
ϵ Chamaeleontis ϵ Cha 43 13 10 10 101 ± 2 –49 –85 –22 –10.1 –19.3 –9.7
TW Hydrae TW Hya 59 7 7 7 66 ± 8 –16 –60 20 –10.9 –20.2 –5.6
β Pictoris β Pic 146 32 31 21 40 ± 4 –17 –4 –15 –9.9 –16.2 –9.0
Octans Oct 49 14 14 13 135 ± 7 9 –100 –61 –13.9 –3.6 –10.3
Tucana-Horologium Tuc-Hor 250 52 49 30 47 ± 1 0 –22 –35 –9.8 –20.9 –1.1
Columba Col 98 46 36 24 73 ± 5 29 –48 –37 –12.8 –21.8 –5.5
Carina Car 40 22 22 17 98 ± 9 –8 –94 –17 –10.3 –22.8 –4.6
Argus Arg 142 46 44 25 125 ± 6 –12 –120 –16 –22.6 –14.1 –5.3
AB Doradus AB Dor 207 69 61 38 48 ± 5 5 –14 –20 –6.7 –27.5 –14.0
                         

Notes. Columns indicate: (1) number of stars catalogued as members in the CSNYS (Riedel et al. 2017); (2) number of members with TGAS data; (3) number of stars with full 6D information; (4) number of remaining members after the 2σ cut in velocity space, which is the final set used to compute mean distances and heliocentric spatial and velocity components (Cols. 5 to 11). We compute the mean distance (Col. 5) by inverting the parallax andits uncertainty as .

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