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Table 1.

Summary of the optical monitoring data in the Rc band.

Target zs zl Period of observation #Epochs Seeing Sampling Reference
HE 0047−1756 1.66 0.407 Oct. 2nd 2016–Jan. 23rd 2018 186 1″09 1.80 days Wisotzki et al. (2004)
WG 0214−2105 3.24 ∼0.45 June 2nd 2018–Feb. 19th 2020 296 1″08 1.50 days Agnello & Spiniello (2019)
DES 0407−5006 1.515 Aug. 3rd 2016–May 4th 2019 174 1″09 1.40 days Anguita et al. (2018)
2M 1134−2103 2.77 Dec. 7th 2017–July 31st 2018 166 0″92 1.32 days Lucey et al. (2018)
PSJ 1606−2333 1.69 Jan. 25th 2018–Sep. 23rd 2018 158 0″95 1.52 days Lemon et al. (2018)
DES 2325−5229 2.74 0.400 Apr. 14th 2018–Jan. 6th 2019 183 1″22 1.33 days Ostrovski et al. (2017)

TOTAL Oct. 2nd 2016–May. 4th 2019 1163

Notes. Each epoch consists of 4 exposures of 320 s each. The temporal sampling is the mean number of days between two consecutive observations (epochs), excluding the seasonal gap for HE 0047−1756 and WG 0214−2105. Column 6 corresponds to the median seeing measured in the images for each object. The seeing and airmass distributions are shown in Fig. 1.

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