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Table 2.

Sample of the selected eight early-type slow rotators observed with ISIS at the WHT.

Object SpT (this work) SpT (other works) B (mag) Coordinates (°) υ sin i (km s−1) S/N(b) S/N(r) R(b) R(r)
J20334610+4133010 O9.7 Iab O9.7 Iab1 11.2 308.44 +41.55 55 180 230 13600 9300
J20295701+4109538 O9.7 III B0V2 13.0 307.49 +41.16 70 110 160 13600 9300
J20314965+4128265 O9.7 IV O9III3 12.6 307.96 +41.47 30 180 230 13600 9300
J20272428+4115458 B0 IV O9.5V4 12.6 306.85 +41.26 20 110 220 13600 9300
J20292449+4052599 B0.2 IV B0.2 IV4 13.8 307.35 +40.88 75 100 130 7500 9300
J20314605+4043246 B0.5 IV B0.5 IV2 13.8 307.94 +40.72 60 100 150 7500 9300
BD+40 4210 B2 Ia B1III:e4 12.2 307.77 +40.52 30 130 150 13600 9300
BD+40 4193 B2 V B1V5 10.4 307.31 +40.68 70 150 250 13600 9300

Notes. Columns give their names, spectral types (from this and other works), B magnitudes, coordinates (J2000.0 epoch) and derived rotational velocities. The spectral signal to noise (per pixel) ratio and resolving power (per element) are also indicated. B magnitudes are taken from Comerón & Pasquali (2012). (b) and (r) refer to the blue and red optical range spectra respectively.

References. Spectral type source: (1) Maíz Apellániz et al. (2016), (2) Hanson (2003), (3) Kiminki et al. (2007), (4) Comerón & Pasquali (2012), and (5) Berlanas et al. (2018).

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