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Table A.3.
Log of spectroscopic observations of QSO pair candidates in 2019. All are 900 sec exposures with grating R150 and a 0
9 slit, except for the FIRE spectrum (1″ slit).
| QSO candidate | Date / Time | Instrument/ |
|---|---|---|
| (MM-DD HH:MM) | Telescope | |
| IMSJ2204+0012 | 06-26 08:01 | FIRE/Baade |
| SDSSJ2054-0005_4 | 09-03 01:34 | GMOS-S |
| SDSSJ2054-0005_3 | 09-03 02:04 | GMOS-S |
| PSOJ261.0364+19.0286 | 09-03 08:59 | GMOS-N |
| PSOJ267.0021+22.7812 | 09-03 09:30 | GMOS-N |
| CFHQSJ1509-1749 | 09-04 00:03 | GMOS-S |
| PSOJ011.3899+09.0325 | 09-06 14:22 | GMOS-N |
| ULASJ0148+0600 | 09-06 14:52 | GMOS-N |
| PSOJ009.7355-10.4316 | 09-19 05:34 | GMOS-S |
| PSOJ045.1840-22.5408 | 09-22 04:38 | GMOS-S |
| PSOJ071.0322-04.5591 | 10-29 05:29 | GMOS-S |
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