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Table 1.

Summary of the data.

Object Gaia EDR3 source id Telescope Resolution S/N1 S/N2 S/N3
1336_6432 1336408284224866432 Subaru 80 000 94 139 137
2657_5888 2657496656325125888 Subaru 80 000 41 79 92
2813_6032 2813331813720876032 Subaru 80 000 130 173 126
2870_9072 2870313110476579072 Subaru 80 000 88 118 52
3336_0672 3336204190352220672 Subaru 80 000 90 194 114
3341_2720 3341934256545182720 Subaru 80 000 126 140 99
4587_5616 4587905579084735616 Subaru 80 000 48 81 75
4850_5696 4850673911632285696 Magellan 32 000–40 000 207 128 176

G 90-36 876358870971624320 Keck 48 000 41 67 50
G 115-58 1011379899590855936 Subaru 100 000 90 147 98
HIP 28104 2910503176753011840 VLT 50 000 93 161 181
HIP 98492 4299974407538484096 Keck 72 000 77 133 83

G 112-43 3085891537839267328 Subaru 100 000 214 208 99
CD−48°02445 5551565291043498496 VLT 50 000 130 289 258
HD 59392 5586241315104190848 VLT 50 000 170 441 248

Notes. We obtained new high-resolution spectra for the eight Sequoia stars in the first group, and archival high-resolution spectra for the four Sequoia stars in the second group and for the three standard stars in the last group. The S/N1, S/N2, and S/N3 were measured at around 4500,  5533, and 6370 Å, respectively, and converted to per 0.01 Å.

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