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Table 4.

Empirical linear correlations (y = ax + b) between measured quantities for the UV line emitters.

No. y a x b rP rS Figure
1 log10[F(C IV)] 0.8387 ± 0.0242 log10[F(C III)] 0.5056 ± 0.1167 0.9680 0.8970 6
2 log10[F(He II)] 0.8698 ± 0.0117 log10[F(C III)] −0.0988 ± 0.0548 0.9788 0.8901 6
3 log10[F(O III)] 0.9112 ± 0.0092 log10[F(C III)] 0.1238 ± 0.0437 0.9903 0.9529 6
4 log10[F(Si III)] 1.0111 ± 0.0071 log10[F(C III)] −0.5164 ± 0.0316 0.9937 0.9548 6
5 log10[F(N V2)] 0.8437 ± 0.0353 log10[F(N V1)] 0.5115 ± 0.1080 0.9556 0.9273 B.1
6 log10[F(C IV2)] 1.0124 ± 0.0255 log10[F(C IV1)] 0.0010 ± 0.1050 0.9754 0.8978 B.1
7 log10[F(O III2)] 1.0086 ± 0.0118 log10[F(O III1)] 0.2763 ± 0.0513 0.9893 0.9704 B.1
8 log10[F(Si III)] 1.0463 ± 0.0085 log10[F([Si III])] −0.2825 ± 0.0339 0.9897 0.9418 B.1
9 log10[F(C III)] 1.0049 ± 0.0063 log10[F([C III])] −0.1647 ± 0.0226 0.9855 0.9269 B.1
10 log10[EW0(N V)] 1.0390 ± 0.3928 log10[EW0(C III)] 0.1618 ± 0.3046 0.0320 −0.0952 B.2
11 log10[EW0(C IV)] 1.4381 ± 0.2597 log10[EW0(C III)] −0.5146 ± 0.2271 0.4621 0.4472 B.2
12 log10[EW0(He II)] 1.1769 ± 0.1866 log10[EW0(C III)] −0.7772 ± 0.1439 0.6701 0.6534 B.2
13 log10[EW0(O III)] 0.8480 ± 0.0774 log10[EW0(C III)] −0.3058 ± 0.0686 0.8046 0.7781 B.2
14 log10[EW0(Si III)] 0.8244 ± 0.0578 log10[EW0(C III)] −0.3243 ± 0.0445 0.9306 0.9019 B.2
15 log10[EW0(N V)] −0.1085 ± 0.2627 log10[EW0(Lyα)] 1.3362 ± 0.3791 0.5471 0.3636 10
16 log10[EW0(C IV)] 1.0117 ± 0.2477 log10[EW0(Lyα)] −0.8186 ± 0.2693 0.4479 0.5199 10
17 log10[EW0(He II)] 0.8488 ± 0.0697 log10[EW0(Lyα)] −1.0449 ± 0.1029 0.7014 0.7244 10
18 log10[EW0(O III)] 0.7140 ± 0.0671 log10[EW0(Lyα)] −0.5714 ± 0.0983 0.4356 0.5915 10
19 log10[EW0(Si III)] 0.7870 ± 0.1190 log10[EW0(Lyα)] 0.8464 ± 0.1768 0.7175 0.8846 10
20 log10[EW0(C III)] 0.5971 ± 0.0459 log10[EW0(Lyα)] −0.1540 ± 0.0697 0.6248 0.7273 10

Notes. The best-fit parameters a and b were obtained with orthogonal distance regression (ODR) taking errors on both x and y into account, rP provides the Pearson correlation coefficient, and rS provides the Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient. The last columns provide references to figures of the different (non)correlations.

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