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Table 2.

Overview of the time-delay determinations for the total MgII and FeII line emissions.

Method MgII total [days] FeII total [days]
HE 0435

Javelin (peak) 489.0 473.0
Javelin (mean) 863.7 722.8

ICCF (rmax) 620.0 (0.45) 494.0 (0.64)
ICCF (centroid)
ICCF (peak)

χ2 (min) 516.30 526.26
χ2 (bootstrap)

zDCF

von Neumann (min) 560.0 501.0
von Neumann (bootstrap)

Bartels (min) 594.0 538.0
Bartels (bootstrap)

Mean observed time delay
Mean rest-frame time delay

HE 0413

Javelin (peak) 925.4 957.7
Javelin (mean) 774.3 931.3

ICCF (rmax) 644.0 (0.82) 761.0 (0.52)
ICCF (centroid)
ICCF (peak)

χ2 (min) 718.36 751.35
χ2 (bootstrap)

zDCF

von Neumann (min) 721.0 734.0
von Neumann (bootstrap)

Bartels (min) 721.0 737.0
Bartels (bootstrap)

Mean observed time delay
Mean rest-frame time delay

Notes. The time delays are expressed in days with respect to the observer’s frame of reference unless otherwise stated. The estimated errors are 1σ standard deviations. For ICCF, we also show the maximum correlation coefficient in parenthesis.

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