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Table 2.

Overview of the collected observations that were used in our analysis, listed per spectrograph.

Spectrograph Observatory Time R λ (nm) # obs. S/N
HERMES(1) 1.2-m Mercator telescope, Mar.–May 2009 85 000 377−900 86 181
   Roque de los Muchachos, Spain Jan. 2010 85 000 377−900 82 294
HIDES(2),(3) 1.88-m telescope, Dec. 2008 50 000 386−774 7 222
   Okayama Astrophysical Observatory, Japan Mar. 2009 50 000 386−774 165 205
Jul.–Aug. 2009 50 000 386−774 19 150
McKellar(4) 1.2-m telescope, May–Nov. 2009 60 000 445−460 34 157
   Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, Canada
SES(5) 2.1-m telescope, Dec. 2008 60 000 543−668 31 195
   McDonald Observatory, Texas, USA Jun. 2009 60 000 518−620 32 195
SOPHIE(6),(7) 1.93-m telescope, Jan. 2008 76 000 387−694 57 246
   Observatoire de Haute-Provence, France Dec. 2008 40 000 387−694 3 216
Jul. 2009 40 000 387−694 90 220
TCES 2.0-m telescope, Jul.–Oct. 2009 67 000 472−736 66 173
   Türinger Landessternwarte, Germany

Notes. For each observational campaign, the time, spectral resolution, covered wavelength range, and average ⟨S/N⟩ are also given. Here, the ⟨S/N⟩ were calculated in a 1 nm-margin around wavelength λ = 550 nm, except for the McKellar spectra, where the whole available wavelength range was used. For each spectrum, the S/N value was estimated as the inverse relative scatter with respect to the scaled average spectrum.

References. (1) Raskin et al. (2011); (2) Izumiura (1999); (3) Kambe et al. (2002); (4) Monin et al. (2014); (5) McCarthy et al. (1993); (6) Perruchot et al. (2008); (7) Bouchy et al. (2009).

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