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Table E.1.

Basic parameters of reference stars observed during our runs.

Star name SpT (a) Ref. Teff(b) log g(b) [Fe/H] (b) Ref. v sin i(c) Ref. RV(d) oRV
(K) (cm2 s−1) (dex) (km s−1) (km s−1)
HD 187691 F8 V A3 6173 4.25 0.04 B15 3.6 C3 0.03 6
HD 19373 F9.5 V A4 6008 4.33 0.15 B12 4.5 B11 49.4 1
HD 22879 G0 V A3 5759 4.25 −0.85 B14 2.3 C3 120.31 4
HD 10307 G1 V A4 5859 4.27 0.04 B15 2.3 C3 4.97 10
HD 159222 G1 V A4 5851 4.41 0.16 B12 3.3 B11 −51.62 15
HD 196850 G1 V A4 5838 4.37 −0.09 B16 2.0 B02 −21.07 9
HD 197076 G1 V A4 5828 4.45 −0.10 B15 2.7 C7 −35.44 13
HD 19445 G2 V Fe-3 A4 5918 4.41 −1.89 B08 4.1 C2 −139.84 2
HD 193664 G3 V A5 5886 4.48 −0.09 B02 1.3 B02 −4.51 28
HD 65583 G8 V A1 5279 4.76 −0.69 B02 3.3 C8 14.89 (3) 20
HD 10700 G8.5 V A6 5290 4.46 −0.48 B11 0.9 C3 −16.65 1
HD 10780 G9 V A4 5309 4.56 0.00 B04 1.3 B01 2.72 33
HD 12051 G9 V A4 5458 4.55 0.24 B07 0.5 B06 −35.22 4
HD 185144 G9 V A4 5204 4.37 −0.26 B15 0.8 C3 26.61 1
HD 182488 G9+ V A4 5393 4.55 0.22 B05 1.2 C3 −21.57 12
HD 3651 K0 V A4 5218 4.52 0.20 B05 1.2 C2 −33.08 2
HD 38230 K0 V A4 5174 4.53 −0.08 B02 0.9 C3 −29.22 33
HD 10476 K1 V A6 5173 4.59 −0.08 B04 1.7 B01 −33.76 3
HD 4628 K2 V A4 4905 4.60 −0.36 B07 1.5 B06 −10.35 1
HD 73667 K2 V A4 4884 4.40 −0.58 B07 1.2 B01 −12.12 21
HD 166620 K2 V A4 5007 4.62 −0.24 B04 0.6 C3 −19.59 3
HD 16160 K3 V A6 4829 4.60 −0.16 B07 0.9 B06 25.73 1
HD 219134 K3 V A4 4835 4.56 0.12 B02 1.8 B01 −18.69 4
HD 190007 K4 V A4 4786 4.31 −0.02 B10 0.9 B10 −30.43 10
HD 201091 K5 V A4 4236 4.50 −0.03 B07 3.8 B06 −65.51 5
HD 221503 K6 V A6 4270 4.99 0.02 B13 2.5 C4 −0.96 (5) 6
HD 201092 K7 V A4 4200 4.60 −0.63 B09 1.6 C3 −64.15 5
GJ 270 M0 V A9 3856 4.69 ... B17 ≤3.0 C9 −69.78 (4) 1
GJ 373 M0 V A9 3820 4.68 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 15.13 (4) 4
GJ 459.3 M0 V A9 3852 4.66 ... B17 ≤3.0 C9 −0.64 1
GJ 809 M0.5 V A9 3720 4.67 −0.13 B01 ≤2.0 C9 −17.55 10
GJ 686 M1 V A9 3611 4.84 −0.44 A8 ≤2.0 C9 −9.87 11
GJ 205 M1.5 V A9 3626 4.80 0.60 B09 ≤2.0 C9 8.25 15
GJ 411 M1.5 V A9 3671 4.89 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 −84.71 (4) 7
GJ 552 M2 V A9 3574 4.79 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 7.36 (4) 2
GJ 362 M3 V A9 3430 4.85 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 6.21 2
GJ 687 M3 V A9 3340 4.82 0.15 B01 ≤2.5 C9 −29.16 9
GJ 447 M4 V A9 3192 5.07 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 −30.86 (4) 1
GJ 1227 M4.5 V A8 3072 5.01 ... B17 ≤2.0 C9 −14.04 6
HD 84737 G0 IV−V A4 5934 4.16 0.16 B12 3.0 B11 4.79 (1) 25
HD 51000 G5 III A2 5180 3.05 −0.04 B03 2.3 B03 −9.36 1
HD 62509 G9 III A7 4955 3.07 0.16 B15 2.4 C3 3.24 2
HD 124897 K0 III A4 4280 1.69 −0.52 B06 2.5 C3 −5.30 8
HD 12929 K1 III A4 4546 2.40 −0.24 B04 1.6 C3 −14.64 (2) 170
HD 26162 K2 III A2 4800 2.90 0.06 B03 4.0 B03 24.74 7
HD 29139 K5 III A6 3891 1.20 −0.15 B06 2.6 C3 54.02 8

Notes. We adopted the spectral type, atmospheric parameters, and projected rotational velocities found in the literature (see references below). We also determined the mean RV values from those listed in the online Élodie archive, along with the number of observations used oRV.

References.

(a)

For the G- and K-type sources, we list the spectral type most often cited in the last release of the catalog of stellar spectral classification (Skiff 2010): A1 = Harlan (1969), A2 = Cowley & Bidelman (1979), A3 = Gray et al. (2001), A4 = Gray et al. (2003), A5 = Abt & Willmarth (2006), A6 = Gray et al. (2006), A7 = Abt (2008), and A8 = Jenkins et al. (2009). For the M-type stars, we usually adopt the spectral type from Alonso-Floriano et al. (2015), labeled A9.

(c)

v sin i values from: C1 = Delfosse et al. (1998), C2 = Fischer & Valenti (2005), C3 = the catalog of stellar rotational velocities of Glebocki & Gnacinski (2005), C4 = Torres et al. (2006), C5 = Houdebine (2010), C6 = Houdebine (2011), C7 = Herrero et al. (2012), C8 = McCarthy & Wilhelm (2014), and C9 = Jeffers et al. (2018). Some of these publications contain also an AP determination.

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