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Table 1

Sample of the investigated multiple systems.

Target mV Spectral classification Ref. Multiplicity Ref. Notes Ref.
γ Equ 4.7 A9 Vp SrEu (1) Single Standard
29 CMa 5.0 O9 Iabf+O9.7 Ib (2) SB2? (2) Contact? (20)
V402 Pup 9.2 O6 V+O6 V, O9.5 V+O9.5 V (3) Quadruple (3) Contact (3)
TU Mus 9.3 O7 V+O8 V (4) Quadruple? (16) Contact (16)
SV Cen 9.7 B6.5III+B2V (5) SB2 (5) Semi-detached? (21)
V606 Cen 9.7 B0.5 V+B3 V (6) Triple (17) Contact (17)
V889 Cen 11.7 O4f++O6-7:(f): (7) SB2 (7) Contact (7)
V918 Sco 5.5 O7.5 I(f)+ON9.7 (8) SB2 (18) BSG, CWB, post-RLOF (18)
HR 6187 5.7 O3-3.5 V+O5.5-6 V+O6.5-7 V (9) Triple (9) CWB, merger? (9)
μ01 Sco 3.0 B1.5 V+B8-B3 (10) SB2 (10) Semi-detached (10)
V1294 Sco 7.6 O9.5IV(n)+B0V (11) SB2 (11) Detached? (22)
V701 Sco 9.0 B1-1.5 V+ B1-1.5 V (12) Triple? (12) Contact (12)
MY Ser 7.5 O7.5III+O9.5III+O9.5I (13) SB3 (19) PACWB, contact (23)
V356 Sgr 7.0 A2I+B3V (14) SB2 (14) Contact? (14)
V337 Aql 8.9 B0+B3 (15) SB2 (15) Semi-detached (15)

Notes. The first column gives the target name and the second column the visual magnitude. In Columns 3 and 4, we present for each target the spectral classification and the corresponding reference. The multiplicity indicator and the corresponding reference are listed in Columns 5 and 6. Here, the entries SB2/3 correspond to spectroscopic binaries with double and triple line systems, and ’?’ to a multiplicity classification uncertainty. Columns 7 and 8 list notes concerning the interaction status of the system members and the corresponding reference. BSG stands for blue supergiants, CWB for colliding wind binaries, and PACWB for particle-accelerating colliding-wind binaries exhibiting synchrotron radio emission. References: (1) Bychkov et al. (2016); (2) Bagnuolo et al. (1994); (3) Lorenzo et al. (2017); (4) Penny et al. (2008); (5) Drechsel (1994); (6) Lorenz et al. (1999); (7) Raucq et al. (2017); (8) Sota et al. (2014); (9) Mahy et al. (2018); (10) van Antwerpen & Moon (2010); (11) Maíz-Apellániz et al. (2004); (12) Qian et al. (2006); (13) De Becker (2018); (14) van Rensbergen et al. (2011); (15) Tüysüz et al. (2014); (16) Qian et al. (2007); (17) Li et al. (2022); (18) Thaller (1998); (19) Ibanoglu et al. (2013); (20) Pablo et al. (2018); (21) Rucinski et al. (1992); (22) Rosu et al. (2022); (23) De Becker & Raucq (2013).

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