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Table 1.

Measured properties from every observation.

Phase Cycle MJD Sep N RM ΔRM ⟨PA ΔPA Source Correction
h rad m−2 rad m−2 deg deg deg
0.355 93 59894 1.3 4 −61.54 0.23 −51.93 3.86 J0139+5814 49.39
0.355 121 60352 0.0 1 −56.48 0.50 −10.49 4.94 J0139+5814 78.47
0.363 118 60303 2.1 11 −58.79 0.53 1.85 7.48 J0139+5814 69.94
0.396 99 59993 1.9 3 −52.63 0.36 −21.08 4.22 B0329+54 54.40
0.397 55 59274 0.0 1 −118.56 0.80 −12.49 3.92 B0329+54 61.42
0.400 73 59568 0.7 10 −68.97 0.48 −26.08 5.27 B0329+54 65.43
0.403 96 59944 2.6 5 −57.61 0.49 −30.65 4.85 B0329+54 47.88
0.453 55 59275 1.3 6 −113.04 0.39 −80.98 4.98 B0329+54 39.86
0.494 53 59243 4.1 39 −115.21 0.27 −35.86 6.27 B0329+54 65.93
0.562 53 59244 0.3 4 −113.64 0.56 −65.21 6.11 B0329+54 57.41

Notes. RM and ⟨PA⟩ refer to Rotation Measure and Position Angle at infinite frequency fitted to all the bursts from one burst. ΔPA refers to the standard deviation of the PA of all the bursts from an observation. Cycle and Phase correspond to the activity cycle and activity phase of detection of bursts. Sep denotes the time separation between the first and the last burst of the observation. Source and Correction refer to the PA correcting astronomical source and the PA offset measured in degrees. N denotes the number of bursts detected in the observation.

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