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Table 3

Properties of the sample stars and their atmospheric parameters.

Object Sp. Type Instrument S/N Teff log(g) y ξ v sin i ζ Ref.
K (cgs) by number km s−1
benchmark stars:
HD 214680 (10 Lac) O9 V FOCES 500 34550±300 4.04±0.05 0.083±0.009 5±2 14±1 32±2 1
34305±250 4.03±0.04 0.092±0.010 6.1±0.5 11.3±0.7 34.5±0.4
HD 35299 B 1.5 V FOCES 350 23500±300 4.20±0.05 0.089 0±1 8±1 ... 2
23391±521 4.19±0.06 0.092±0.002 0.5±0.6 1.4±0.8 8.3±0.2
HD 91316 (ρ Leo) B1 Iab ESPaDOnS 750 21700±200 2.87±0.04 0.092±0.009 15±2 43±5 62±5 3
21270±201 2.85±0.02 0.091±0.008 15.2±0.5 42.4±0.5 63.8±0.5
HD 160762 (ι Her) B3 IV FIES 500 17500±200 3.85±0.05 0.089 1±1 6±1 ... 2
17759±140 3.87±0.03 0.086±0.003 1.1±0.8 0.8±0.6 8.1±0.2
HD 164353 (67 Oph) B5 Ib FEROS 500 14700±300 2.57±0.05 0.091±0.004 8±2 20±4 32±5 4
14745±116 2.58±0.02 0.094±0.007 8.3±1.4 16.0±1.0 33.8±0.8
HD 259135 (V578 Mon) DEB ESPaDOnS 550
HD 259135 A B1 V 30000±500 4.13±0.02 ... 4±1 117±4 ... 5,6
30117±457 4.12±0.07
29829±243 4.13±0.02 0.094±0.009 2.5±0.2 114.8±0.6 16.7±3.9
HD 259135 B B2 V 25750±435 4.19±0.02 ... 2±1 94±2 ...
25046±988 4.21±0.15
25587±213 4.19±0.02 0.090±0.009 1.1±0.8 89.6±2.5 57.4±5.8
new applications:
HD 149757 (ζ Oph) O9.2 IVnn ESPaDOnS 800 31238±753 3.72±0.10(a) 0.131±0.011 7.7±3.4 382±4 ...
HD 93827 B2 Ib/II FEROS 220 23590±950 3.44±0.09(b) 0.101±0.009 14.2±3.5 241±1 14±7
HD 112092 (μ1 Cru) B2 IV FEROS 500 20508±245 4.25±0.05 0.090±0.006 1.8±1.2 31.3±0.2 13.3±0.6
HD 87015 (EO Leo) B2 V ESPaDOnS 480 17782±365 3.92±0.05 0.101±0.008 2.7±1.1 214±1 45±4
HD 17081 (π Cet) B8 IV ESPaDOnS 600 12800±200 3.75±0.10 0.107±0.010 1.0±0.5 20.2±0.9 ... 7
12819±76 3.83±0.03 0.124±0.005 1.6±0.1 19.9±0.1 0.4±0.3
HD 77464 (CV Vel) DEB HARPS 250
HD 77464 A B 2.5 V 18100±500 4.00±0.01 ... ... 21.5±2.0 ... 8
18085±455 4.00±0.17
18064±244 4.00±0.01 0.094±0.005 1.4±1.0 11.4±0.4 11.3±0.5
HD 77464 B B 2.5 V 17900±500 4.02±0.01 ... ... 21.1±2.0 ...
17758±486 4.01±0.16
17647±269 4.02±0.01 0.102±0.004 2.2±1.6 2.5±1.2 27.7±0.3

Notes. For the benchmark stars the first row lists the literature values, the second row the values derived in this work. For the detached eclipsing binaries three solutions are given: previous literature results in the first row, the second row provides values derived from the single epoch spectrum adopted here alone, the third row gives our results using the log(g) values and the Teff ratio (if known) from the binary solution based on the light curve and radial-velocity analysis as additional fit constraints. Uncertainties are 1σ values. (a)log(gtrue) = 3.91±0.07, see Sect. 4.3; (b)log(gtrue) = 3.55±0.07. (1) Aschenbrenner et al. (2023); (2) Nieva & Przybilla (2012); (3) Weßmayer et al. (2023); (4) Weßmayer et al. (2022); (5) Garcia et al. (2014); (6) Pavlovski et al. (2018); (7) Fossati et al. (2009); (8) Albrecht et al. (2014).

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