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Table C.2.

FWHM and P-Cygni absorption velocities inferred from fitting different lines present at t > +14 d.

Line P-Cygni maximum absorption Terminal velocity (BVZI) FWHM
(Å) (km s−1) (km s−1) (km s−1)
He I 3889 925, 953, 1350 1914, 1830, 1618 1830, 1860, 1040 (a)
He I 4471 (b) 800, 845, 1174 1550, 1750, 1850 1020, 1380, 1790 (a)
He I 4922 (c) 834, 1087, – 1400, 1590, – 1107 (a), 704, 2920 (a)
He I 5016 (d) 1157, 1221, – 1745, 1954, – 755 , 721, 2600 (a)
He I 5876 1000, 1020, – 1600, 1356, – 3000, 3020, 3000
He I 6678 990, 1070, – 1470, 1428, – 1950, 2080, 1650
He I 7065 1060, – , – 1645, – , – 2520, 2100, 1871 (a)

Notes.

Velocities are spaced with a comma and refer to the fits made on the +14 d, +20 d and +52 d spectrum (P200, first and second Keck spectrum), respectively and refer to the atomic line reported in the first column. Systematic redshift uncertainty of ∼300 km s−1 applies while typical measurement uncertainties are ∼200–300 km s−1 based on noise.

(a)

Uncertain measurements due to the lower S/N of the spectrum at those wavelengths

(b)

Possibly contaminated by Mg IIλ 4481 line.

(c)

Possibly contaminated by Fe IIλ 4924 line.

(d)

Possibly contaminated by He Iλ 5048 and Fe IIλ 5018 lines.

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