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Table 3

Measured and model-fit parameters.

Observed ISM parameters (HST/COS, SDSS) Shell model results from unconstrained fitting
ID vLIS FWHM(Hβ) τd,obs EW0(Lyα)obs Δz vexp b log NHI τd FWHM0(Lyα) EW0(Lyα)
[km s−1] [km s−1] FUV [Å] [km s−1] [km s−1] [km s−1] [cm−2] FUV [km s−1] [Å]
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

GP 0303 160 0 150
                         
GP 0816 130 0.4 200
                         
GP 0911 220 2.6 140
                         
GP 0926 170 1.5 120
                         
GP 1054 230 1.3 140
                         
GP 1133 160 0.2 100
                         
GP 1137 210 1.0 200
                         
GP 1219 160 0.03 200
                         
GP 1244 170 1.1 400
                         
GP 1249 160 0.7 200
                         
GP 1424 210 0.7 200
                         
GP 1458 130 0.4 400
                         

Notes. (1) Identifiers; (2) mean LIS line velocities with their 1σ error, adopted from Henry et al. (2015), and measured here for GP 0816 and GP 1458; (3) FWHM of narrow Hβ component, determined by double-Gaussian fits to SDSS line profiles, and corrected for instrumental dispersion. We estimate a fitting error of 50 km s−1; (4) FUV optical depth of dust near the wavelength of Lyα, derived from Hβ flux, FUV continuum flux, and ISM extinction; (5) intrinsic Lyα equivalent width derived from Hβ flux, FUV continuum flux, and ISM extinction; (6)–(12) best-fitting model parameters, obtained from unconstrained Lyα fitting. Median, 10th percentile and 90th percentile values of 20 models with the lowest χ2 for each target; (6) Δ z = (zfitLyαzSDSS)c, where zfitLy α is the redshift of the best unconstrained Lyα fit, zSDSS is the redshift derived from SDSS emission line fits (Table 1), and c is the speed of light; (7) shell expansion speed; (8) Doppler parameter; (9) neutral hydrogen column density; (10) FUV optical depth of dust in the vicinity of Lyα; (11) FWHM of intrinsic Lyα line; (12) equivalent width of intrinsic Lyα line.

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