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Table A.1

Observing log.

No Gaia EDR3 RA DEC (J2000) G, mag Tel. UT start 20yy-mm-dd Thh:mm Nexp×int. time, s No. in Table B.1 Selection criteria; comments
1* 381231021002898048 00:39:21.921 41:20:31.31 20.52 B 21-11-03T21:18 6×900 15 Opt. colors & PTF variability
2* 381230200663395712 00:39:28.105 41:19:13.09 20.77 B 21-11-03T23:04 4×900 16 Opt. colors & PTF variability
3* 381223637953333376 00:39:34.595 41:07:38.52 19.88 B 21-11-04T19:34 3×900 18 Opt. colors & PTF variability
4* 381251297542795904 00:39:47.423 41:31:47.53 20.31 B 21-10-12T17:17 3×900 21 Opt. colors & PTF variability
5 156600101021498792a 00:40:24.514 40:30:25.12 20.00a B 21-12-12T20:37 8×600 Opt. colors & PTF variability; not QSO, X-ray binary?
6* 381129011231416704 00:40:29.727 40:37:05.68 18.98 A 07-11-03T01:34 3×2700 27 X-ray & LGGS
A 07-11-09T02:07 3×2700
7 381159003004920192 00:40:45.721 40:51:34.18 19.24 A 20-01-02T04:55 2×1800 Spitzer colors & LGGS; too low S/N to interpret
8 381161584267072896 00:41:26.217 40:53:26.55 19.95 A 07-10-10T04:38 3×2700 41 X-ray & LGGS
9 381164710999391104 00:41:37.918 41:01:07.82 19.40 A 07-08-10T08:55 4×1800 45 X-ray & LGGS
10 381276410213544064 00:41:41.408 41:19:16.85 18.57 A 07-10-09T02:05 3×2700 46 X-ray & LGGS
11* 381266244030810880 00:42:15.487 41:20:31.52 20.54 A 10-10-30T02:46 6×2700 57 X-ray & LGGS
12* 369148728241389056 00:42:35.002 40:48:39.20 18.81 A 07-08-11T10:55 3×1200 62 X-ray & LGGS
A 10-10-30T01:34 3×1500
13 369257652908605824 00:43:12.746 41:16:25.49 18.58 A 18-10-07T02:27 2×1800 UV excess in LGGS & PHAT; not QSO, star form. region or galaxy?
14 369255522604831232 00:43:53.335 41:16:55.90 19.51 A 07-08-08T07:59 2×1800 X-ray & LGGS; not QSO, early M star
15 369286102772174208 00:44:10.843 41:33:01.15 19.22 A 19-01-08T05:16 2×1500, Spitzer colors & LGGS; flat featureless spectrum
A 1×602
16 369281288111420288 00:44:28.716 41:25:45.62 18.96 A 19-01-06T04:03 2×1500, Spitzer colors & LGGS; not QSO,
A 1×1034 K-type star or glob. cl., at the red-shift of M 31
A 19-01-08T04:17 2×1200
A 19-09-05T08:25 3×1500
B 22-10-25T17:33 3×900 B
B 22-10-25T18:25 2×900 R
17 369281086247278080 00:44:31.624 41:24:10.69 19.86 A 19-10-27T03:35 6×1800 Spitzer colors & LGGS; not QSO, wide emission lines object
18* 369185428738695808 00:44:41.590 40:46:43.46 19.10 B 21-10-02T22:11 3×900 B 79 Opt. colors & PTF variability
B 21-10-02T22:59 2×900 R
19 381304653920639488 00:44:45.117 41:47:20.52 19.31 A 19-10-27T01:13 4×1800 Spitzer colors + LGGS; too low S/N to interpret
20* 369267681654714112 00:44:48.307 41:16:18.23 18.43 A 19-01-06T01:57 3×900 82 Spitzer colors + LGGS
A 20-01-02T01:57 2×1800
21* 369189547608980224 00:44:57.601 40:59:13.85 20.47 B 21-12-11T15:20 4×600 83 Opt. colors & PTF variability
22* 369268712447126272 00:44:57.938 41:23:43.72 19.67 A 07-11-09T03:45 2×1800 84 X-ray & LGGS
23 369288714109887744 00:45:27.311 41:32:54.06 20.39 A 18-10-07T08:03 4×1800 92 UV excess in LGGS & PHAT
24* 369276756923364224 00:45:28.249 41:29:43.92 19.53 A 18-10-07T05:08 4×1800 93 UV excess in LGGS & PHAT
25 369270469091280000 00:45:43.426 41:20:30.86 19.27 A 07-07-16T08:29 3×1800 B 95 X-ray & LGGS
A 4×1500 R
26 375332454650675328 00:46:32.809 42:13:14.25 19.10 A 18-10-07T04:06 3×900 UV excess in LGGS & PHAT; featureless sp., no emission lines
27 375328709439174400 00:46:55.515 42:20:50.09 17.65 A 10-10-30T05:12 3×900 108 X-ray & LGGS
28* 375328395906539392 00:47:02.870 42:18:37.19 19.90 A 10-10-10T07:37 8×836 109 X-ray & LGGS
29* 375328876942905472 00:47:13.476 42:20:47.66 19.92 A 07-07-24T08:05 4×1800 111 X-ray & LGGS
30* 375423881617811328 00:47:39.120 42:26:17.76 18.20 A 19-01-06T02:54 3×1200 115 Spitzer colors & LGGS
31 375322314232658048 00:47:42.847 42:10:16.93 19.74 A 08-10-26T01:29 3×2700 116 X-ray & LGGS
32* 375418590218050304 00:47:48.323 42:19:34.31 19.13 A 19-01-08T03:07 3×1200 118 Spitzer colors & LGGS
A 20-01-02T03:10 3×1800

Notes. The columns indicate (from left to right): target identification, position, Gaia G band magnitude, telescope (A – Apache Point 3.5m, B – BTA 6m), UT at the start of the first exposure, number and integration time for the individual exposures (occasionally, the last exposure is shorter because the observations had to be interrupted due to poor weather and there may be a different number of exposures for the blue B and the red R channels), cross-identification with Table B.1, and selection criteria and comments. The astrometry and photometry is from Gaia DR3 (Gaia Collaboration 2023a,b), except for object No. 5, marked with “a”, where the data are from Pan-STARRS Survey DR1 (Chambers et al. 2016). The asterisks indicate 16 quasars whose spectra are published for the first time.

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