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Table C.1.

Ten rows of our Sgr sample.

source_id G GBP − RP ra dec μα* μδ σμα* σμδ DWGBPRP σDWGBPRP
mag mag [°] [°] [mas yr−1] [mas yr−1] [mas yr−1] [mas yr−1] [kpc] [kpc]
6754363563665328512 18.724 1.183 296.195 -27.978 -2.671 -1.914 0.277 0.197
6744103853167673344 17.403 1.05 289.404 -33.232 -2.545 -1.278 0.1 0.086
6816189931422835328 17.162 0.644 323.496 -22.274 -2.648 -3.075 0.094 0.055 21.553 1.863
6761080621962994944 14.892 2.131 283.133 -30.639 -2.667 -1.455 0.032 0.025
2501913798194038784 16.156 1.427 39.755 0.904 -0.148 -2.139 0.054 0.051
29057038601187712 17.178 1.471 44.713 13.416 0.022 -1.835 0.099 0.089
4415033523372538240 19.409 0.316 228.157 -2.283 -1.553 -0.136 0.401 0.287
6759908130238391040 18.2 1.239 284.039 -32.635 -2.683 -0.939 0.202 0.192
3267035009066699776 15.144 2.221 47.957 1.254 -0.024 -1.757 0.032 0.028
6324577220124659968 12.565 0.945 217.402 -11.771 -0.804 -0.921 0.279 0.22

vlos Source vlos [α/M] APOGEE [Fe/H] APOGEE [Fe/H] LAMOST [Fe/H] SEGUE S/N (APOGEE)
[km s−1] [dex] [dex] [dex] [dex]

135.397 A -0.684 -0.002 284.735
-144.927 SC -0.519
-185.02 L -0.845
-126.948 ASC -1.321 0.013 -9999.0 53.534
-4.228 GC

S/N (LAMOST) S/N (SEGUE) Prob(A | , ) Prob(B | , ) Prob(Sgr | , ) Prob(ϖ)

0.196 0.593 0.673 0.96
0.877 0.0 0.877 0.98
0.002 0.806 0.806 0.97
0.983 0.0 0.983 1.00
62.093 0.999 0.0 0.999 0.9
9.52 0.003 0.786 0.787 0.97
0.081 0.976 0.977 0.98
0.862 0.0 0.862 0.43
61.817 0.335 0.0 0.335 0.99
0.01 0.0 0.01 0.64

Notes. The first columns contains the source id of the star followed, in columns two and three, by the apparent G magnitude and the BP-RP colour. Then, columns four to nine contain, respectively, the right ascension, declination, proper motion in both, and their uncertainties. Then, on the tenth and eleventh columns we include the period-Wesenheit distances and their uncertainties for our sub-sample of RR Lyrae. Columns 12 and 13 correspond, respectively, to the value of radial velocity adopted and the catalogues used to obtain it (A - APOGEE, L - LAMOST, S - SEGUE, G - Gaia, C - SIMBAD). Then, on column 14, we show the [α/M] abundance from APOGEE. The next six columns show the metallicities from APOGEE, LAMOST and SEGUE, in that order, followed by their respective signal-to-noise ratios (for APOGEE, we used SNREV). Finally, the last four columns carry the different probabilities that we have calculated: probability of a star of belonging to the bright branch (col. 21), of belonging to the faint (col. 22), of belonging to the Sgr stream (col. 23) and the parallax_over_error score (col. 24). The full table is available at CDS.

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