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Table 4.

Identified common proper motion candidates.

Hot subdwarf Candidate companion Pair properties



source_id G ϖ μα μδ source_id G ϖ μα μδ θ a Δϖ Δμ
(mag) (mas) (mas yr−1) (mas yr−1) (mag) (mas) (mas yr−1) (mas yr−1) (″) (AU)
312628749626419328* 13.1 1.73 −8.80 −11.27 312628745331966976 18.7 1.47 −9.74 −12.16 6.8 3920 1.1 2.8
601188910547673728 14.6 0.69 −5.02 −0.80 601188910547673600 15.4 0.58 −5.15 −0.75 2.7 3856 1.6 1.3
992534888766785024* 12.0 2.93 −25.48 −25.16 992534888766784640 13.8 3.03 −25.57 −25.01 7.0 2384 1.3 1.3
1332156747638095488 15.9 0.46 −5.22 −27.03 1332156747638095360 16.7 0.65 −5.41 −27.29 4.1 8996 1.7 1.7
1659750327258228352 16.2 0.53 −1.74 −0.70 1659750327258228224 17.9 0.62 −2.02 −0.65 1.9 3595 0.7 1.3
1660055029417965952 13.4 2.18 −18.82 3.51 1660055098137442944 17.5 2.10 −18.82 3.95 39.8 18291 0.7 2.7
1883850072814402048 13.0 0.98 −1.80 −13.31 1883850072814402432 17.4 0.96 −1.59 −13.57 11.5 11655 0.2 1.9
1891098500140100352 12.8 2.11 11.43 −1.30 1891098500140101120 12.9 2.05 11.41 −1.17 26.0 12349 0.9 1.5
2002880555945732992 14.4 1.46 4.72 1.57 2002880555945731968 17.0 1.42 4.97 1.70 3.4 2346 0.4 2.2
2103959862471941632* 14.1 1.55 −0.64 −8.95 2103959858173621760 18.8 1.50 −0.74 −8.72 15.9 10253 0.2 0.6
3381286602335612416 14.0 0.60 −3.11 −7.56 3381286636695992448 17.9 1.08 −2.70 −7.16 8.5 14220 2.9 2.0
3484319745326973824* 11.3 1.95 −7.66 −23.66 3484320501241217792 16.1 1.92 −8.10 −23.65 6.4 3307 0.2 2.4
3868418219635118080* 14.2 1.08 −21.76 13.79 3868418219635275520 16.0 1.41 −21.81 13.87 8.6 8019 1.9 0.2
4491274930955326080 15.6 0.61 0.08 −10.03 4491274930955325440 16.8 0.49 0.27 −10.06 4.9 8014 1.3 1.3
4877263019073081600* 12.3 1.72 7.03 20.44 4877263023370516096 17.3 1.59 7.36 20.51 20.9 12144 1.6 2.5
1429755412672689536 13.7 1.30 −6.44 −4.82 1429755374017588608 12.6 1.43 −6.50 −4.50 3.6 2764 2.4 2.9

Notes. The four columns to the left refer to the hot subdwarf, whereas the next four refer to the candidate common proper motion companion. All values come directly from the Gaia DR2 catalogue. The last four columns contain pair properties, namely the angular separation θ, the projected orbital separation a, assuming the distance of the hot subdwarf, and the differences in parallax and proper motion in units of standard deviation, Δϖ and Δμ. The six objects marked with asterisks have identified close companions, being therefore candidate triple systems (see Appendix C).

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