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Equatorial vs. projected rotation velocity. veq is derived from the stellar radius and rotation period, and v sin i originates from fitting the rotational line broadening. The blue dots display stars with an upper limit on v sin i, and red circles show stars with nominal values for v sin i. The dashed lines indicate 2 km s−1 in v sin i and veq. The linear 1 : 4 π $ 1{:}\frac{4}{\pi} $ relation (solid black line) corresponds to the expected value of sin i for an isotropic distribution of the inclination angles (see Appendix B). The relations 1 : 1 and 1 : 1 2 $ 1{:}\frac{1}{2} $ corresponding to i = 90° and i = arcsin 1 2 = 30 $ i=\arcsin \frac{1}{2}= {30} $ ° are shown for comparison (solid gray lines).

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