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Values of v sin i derived from the oversampled convolution method compared to veq. The linear 1:4πMathematical equation: $\[1\text{:} \frac{4}{\pi}\]$ relation (dashed line) represents the expected value of sin i for an isotropic distribution of inclination angles (see Appendix B of Ruh et al. 2024). The 1:1 relation with a 10% margin (solid line and shaded region) and the 1:12Mathematical equation: $\[1\text{:} \frac{1}{2}\]$ relation (dotted line) correspond to i = 90° and i = 30°, respectively. The vertical dashed grey line indicates the 2 km s−1 threshold, and the diamond markers correspond to young candidates (Cortés-Contreras et al. 2024).

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