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Table A.1

V CVn-type stars: Semi-regular variables with significant variable polarization.

V CVn UZ Ari AK Peg RX Boo Z UMa L2 Pup
Spectral Type1 M4e-M6eIIIa M8 M4-M8e M6.5e-M8IIIe M5IIIe M5IJIe-M6IIIe
Galactic latitude (º) 70 −31 −43 69 57 −15
Period (d)1 194 163 194 162 195
Amag(V)1 2.0 0.8 1.6 2.7 3.2 3.6
Polarimetric data (yr) 19662 – 20222 19723/20134 19675 19675, 19706 19667, 19706 19678 – 19829
Polarization (%)10 0.3 – 6.9 2 – 3.5 1.3 – 3.3 0.4 – 1.9 0.2 – 1.8 0 – 8
Postion angle (º)11 80 – 120 126 – 132 21 – 50 40 – 153 8 – 132 165 – 180
Stability in ΔPA12 yes yes unknown unknown unknown yes
Distance (pc)13 501 539 1329 156 296 56
µ (mas yr−1)13 40 23 45 53 12 340
Vt (km s−1)13 95 59 28 39 17 90
Vr (km s−1)13 −47 n.a. −4 −9 −53 53

1 General catalog of variable stars (Samus et al. 2017).

5 R.A. Vartanyan, Intrinsic Polarization of Stellar Light From RX Boo, AB Cyg, Astrofyzika, 1968.

10 Range of measured polarization in the V band as published in the above-mentioned studies (RX Boo: intrinsic P).

11 Range of measured polarization angles in the V band as published in the above-mentioned studies.

12 Yes, if position angle remains constant over the period of available polarization data.

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