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Spin detection using RV. All these clusters have 90° inclination. First row: variation of ΔV across various PA. The fitted sin curve is shown in orange, while the grey bar shows the PApeak. Second row: spatial positions (Δlb) of the stars coloured according to their RV. The identified spin axis (corresponding to PApeak) is shown in grey. Third row: variation of RVcorr with XR. The red curve shows the rolling average of the RVcorr values.

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