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Table 1.

Ejection velocity, galactocentric radius at plane intersection, and stellar mass of the program stars.

Object # vej rp M F
(km s−1) (kpc) (M)
S5-HVS 1 1 C
B537 2 D
B576 (a) 3 0.5 ± … C
B598 4 C
HVS 5 5 D
HVS 6 6 R
B481 7 R
LAMOST HVS 1 8 D
B434 9 R
LAMOST HVS 2 10 7.3 ± … D
PG 1610+062 11 D
HVS 7 12 R
LAMOST HVS 4 13 D
J0136+2425 14 D
B733 15 D
B711 16 R
HVS 17 17 D
HVS 8 18 D
B485 19 D
HIP 114569 20 D
PHL 346 21 D
HIP 60350 22 D
EC 04420−1908 23 D
PHL 2018 24 D
LAMOST HVS 3 25 D
B143 26 D
HD 271791 27 D
EC 19596−5356 28 D
BD −2 3766 29 D
HIP 56322 30 D

Notes. The given uncertainties are 1σ confidence intervals. The number in the second column is used to identify an object in Fig. 2, Tables A.1 and A.2. The flag in the last column marks objects that potentially originate in the GC (“C”), are bona fide disk runaways (“D”), or stem from the outer rim of the disk (“R”).

(a)

Blue horizontal branch star.

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