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Table 4.

Spectroscopic classification of the TDEs in our sample.

Discovery IAU Spectroscopic X-rays
name name type (features)
PTF09ge H+He (Fe) ?
ASASSN-15oi H+He (Fe+O+He I) → He Yes
ASASSN-18ul AT2018fyk H+He (Fe+O+He I) Yes

ASASSN-14li H+He (N+He I) Yes
iPTF15af H+He (N+O)
iPTF16axa H+He (N+O+He I)
iPTF16fnl H+He (N+He I)
ASASSN-18pg AT2018dyb H+He (N+O+He I)
ZTF19aabbnzo AT2018lna H+He (N+He I)

PTF09djl H (+DP) ?
PS18kh AT2018zr H (He I+DP) Yes
ASASSN-18zj AT2018hyz H (He I+DP) → H+He Yes

LSQ12dyw H (He I)
ASASSN-14ae H (He I) → H+He

PS1-10jh He
PS17dhz AT2017eqx ( * ) H+He → He

Notes. The five different subcategories of TDEs based on their spectroscopic features (discussed in Sect. 6.3) are divided by the vertical lines. We denote the specific feature that defines a subcategory with bold letters. From top to bottom: H+He Iron-rich, H+He Nitrogen strong, H double-peaked (DP), plain H and He TDEs. ( * )AT2017eqx starts as a H+He however it does not show any signs of Nitrogen neither Iron or Oxygen lines. In addition it evolves on quick timescales to a He TDE hence it is not grouped with the other H+He TDEs.

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