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Table A.2

Observation log of the SPB stars.

KIC N Observation times S/N RV
(km s−1)
3 240 411 6 2012, 2016, 2018 145 − 37 ± 8
3 756 031 5 2012, 2016 90 11 ± 4
3 839 930 3 2010 175 − 29 ± 1
3 865 742 3 2019 55 − 12 ± 12
5 941 844 1 2016 110 − 11 ± 2
6 462 033 1 2019 65 3.7 ± 0.7
6 780 397 10 2012 135 SB1
7 760 680 4 2012, 2014 140 − 50 ± 2
8 057 661 6 2019 65 − 36 ± 10
8 087 269 4 2013 50 96 ± 46
8 381 949 3 2010 100 − 111 ± 10
8 459 899 122 2010 720 − 10 ± 3
8 714 886 3 2010 90 25.0 ± 0.8
8 766 405 2 2010 180 43 ± 17
9 964 614 6 2010, 2016, 2017 80 − 137 ± 4
10 285 114 4 2009, 2012 135 37 ± 19
10 536 147 5 2019 70 − 18 ± 11
11 360 704 3 2010, 2012 105 − 24 ± 13
11 971 405 5 2010, 2015 245 − 27 ± 7
12 258 330 4 2010, 2017, 2018 170 − 37 ± 7

SB2

4 930 889 27 2010–2015 SB2(a)
6 352 430 29 2010, 2011, 2012 SB2(b)

low S/N spectra

9 715 425 3 2019 20

Notes. N is the total number of spectra, and S/N is the combined signal-to-noise ratio in the continuum region between 4960 and 4962 Å. The last column contains the RV of single stars or the type of spectroscopic binary.

References. (a) Pápics et al. (2017); (b) Pápics et al. (2013).

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