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Table 3.

Emission line properties of the SMG constrained by our best fit of the spectrum in Fig. 8 (extracted from an aperture radius of 0.3″).

σ [km s−1] Δv [km s−1]a F[O III]λ 5007Å FHα F[N II]λ 6584Å F[S II]λ 6717Å F[S II]λ 6731Å

Scenario 1: Outflow
Narrow 1 470 ± 20 111 ± 2 856 ± 3 1772 ± 2 445 ± 2 275 ± 2
Narrow 2 300 ± 100 −760 ± 90 1300 ± 30 417 ± 2 464 ± 3
Outflow 1300 ± 500 −2450 ± 40 2480 ± 50 2142 ± 2

Scenario 2: BLR

Narrow 1 470 ± 20 72 ± 2 855 ± 1 1771 ± 1 445 ± 1 275 ± 1
Narrow 2 300 ± 100 −760 ± 90 1300 ± 30 346 ± 1 373 ± 2
Outflow 1300 ± 500 −2450 ± 40 2480 ± 50
BLR 1370 ± 50 −1600 ± 400 3021 ± 5

Notes. Emission line intensities are in units of 10−20 erg s−1 cm−2. aRelative to z = 4.6891 (Carniani et al. 2013).

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