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Table 2.

Candidates for the CVn I dSph orbit.

No. μα μδ Pericentre Apocentre
[mas yr−1] [mas yr−1] [kpc] [kpc]
1 −0.104 −0.149 16.687 242.632
2 −0.099 −0.147 20.013 242.790
3 −0.170 −0.173 20.029 243.596
4 −0.096 −0.146 22.312 242.916
5 −0.177 −0.176 24.989 244.049
6 −0.092 −0.145 25.020 243.073
7 −0.086 −0.142 29.906 243.398
8 −0.183 −0.178 29.976 244.551
9 −0.082 −0.140 33.220 243.657
10 −0.189 −0.180 34.968 245.099
11 −0.080 −0.140 35.016 243.784
12 −0.078 −0.139 36.575 243.910
13 −0.070 −0.140 42.739 244.398
14 −0.067 −0.136 46.355 244.808
15 −0.070 −0.130 45.675 244.855

Notes. Each of these candidates were chosen taking in account that the orbit must be parallel to the mayor axis of the galaxy as seen from Earth and its apogalactic distance must be similar to the current galactocentric distance of CVn I dSph, which is D = 224 kpc (Simon & Geha 2007).

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