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Table B.7.

Data of the field RRLs used in this Letter.

source_id RA Dec d μRA μDec RV G [Fe/H] MG ...
[deg] [deg] [kpc] [mas/yr] [mas/yr] [km/s] [mag] dex [mag]
2098934029183133696 287.7098 37.4616 3.594±0.218 0.135±0.013 9.173±0.014 −577.9±3.5 13.556±0.007 −1.79 0.480 ...
2706810985485718400 335.3695 3.1660 5.672±0.547 −1.308±0.030 −7.744±0.032 −564.7±13.1 14.625±0.014 −2.00 0.405 ...
2301463413882932992 297.2065 82.2221 3.803±0.263 −7.359±0.015 5.243±0.015 495.9±3.6 13.727±0.013 −1.47 0.592 ...
563515896970574208 20.1593 77.0142 3.044±0.188 −1.748±0.023 6.612±0.025 −448.5±5.5 15.120±0.005 −1.24 0.671 ...
1345084633559363072 269.5150 41.8304 4.020±0.243 −3.291±0.013 −16.372±0.014 −446.1±3.2 13.519±0.006 −1.76 0.488 ...

... Period R21 R31 ϕ21 ϕ31 Amp(G) A(G) In-Situ/ Prog. Alt.
[days] [mag] [mag] Acc. Prog.

... 0.701 0.390±0.015 0.170±0.014 4.299±0.023 2.683±0.090 0.392±0.009 0.274±0.053 0 Seq H-E
... 0.685 0.426±0.078 0.283±0.084 4.114±0.130 2.367±0.574 0.571±0.053 0.416±0.171 0 Seq H-E
... 0.506 0.440±0.071 0.312±0.071 4.128±0.244 1.897±0.286 0.890±0.061 0.216±0.090 0 Seq G-E
... 0.635 0.354±0.033 0.164±0.027 4.313±0.077 2.872±0.184 0.295±0.025 1.872±0.060 0 G-E H99
... 0.692 0.346±0.022 0.130±0.023 4.307±0.104 2.704±0.405 0.329±0.020 0.009±0.053 0 H99 Seq

Notes. source_id is the Gaia identifier of the variable; RA and Dec are given at J2016 from Gaia DR3; d is the distance calculated as described in Sect. 3.1; μRA and μDec are the Gaia proper motions; RV lists the radial velocities collected as reported in Appendix A; G, A(G), Period, R21, R31, ϕ21, ϕ31 and Amp(G) are the magnitudes in the G band, the extinction in the same band, the periods, the Fourier parameters and the amplitudes in the G band according to Gaia DR3 (Clementini et al. 2023); [Fe/H] is the metallicity derived in Sect. 3.1; MG is the absolute magnitude in the G band; Prog. is the most probable class and Alt. Prog. the secondary probable class assigned in terms of Callingham et al. (2022) progenitors obtained in Sect. 3.2; In situ or acc. provides the classification in terms of in situ versus accreted populations by Belokurov & Kravtsov (2024), as determined in Sect. 3.2(in situ = 1; accreted = 0). Only a portion of the table is listed here to guide the reader about its content. A machine-readable version of the full table is published at the CDS (Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg, https://cds.u-strasbg.fr/)

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