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Table C.1.

References and explanations for Table C.2.

Ambiguous Koester et al. (2009) reported a cool and a hot solution. The solution yielding the smallest χ2 is included.
BL02 Bergeron & Liebert (2002)
GBD12, phot Giammichele et al. (2012), Teff and log g derived from photometric spectral energy distribution and trigonometric parallax.
GBR11 Gianninas et al. (2011), fit of Balmer lines
KNV05 Koester et al. (2005b), helium-rich DABZ
KV12 Kawka & Vennes (2012), fit of Balmer lines
LBSS93 Liebert et al. (1993), binary of magnetic and non-magnetic WD
Magnetic magnetic DAs, Zeeman splitting of the line cores. See text for details on the fit procedure.
New white dwarf not included in the Koester et al. (2009) analysis. Analysed using the same model grid.
New/NLTE hot DAO white dwarfs, analysed using the grid of NLTE model atmospheres described in Napiwotzki (1999).
Primary Parameters of the primary from a simultaneous fit of primary and secondary. See text.
WB94 Wesemael et al. (1994), fit of primary and secondary parameters using lines and spectral energy distribution
HNLE97 Heber et al. (1997b): genuine DAB, helium line profile variations
K09 Koester et al. (2009): visual double
FK97 Finley & Koester (1997): visual double
J98 Jordan et al. (1998): visual double

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