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Abstract
Here, we report the kinematical parameters of inner-halo hot subdwarfs located within at high Galactic latitudes . The study included three program stars for one of the extreme He-rich groups (eHe-1) with eccentricity (e= 0.65) and the z-component of the angular momentum (Jz = 4288.66 kpc km s−1), the inner halo program I with 121 points and their subsections, i.e. inner halo program II (sdB; 79 points) with and inner halo program III (sdO; 42 points) with . First, we calculated the spatial velocities ( along the Galactic coordinates (i.e., 25.73 ± ± 5.07, 28.79 ± 5.37, −14.51 ± 3.81) and their dispersion velocities = (161.94 ± 12.73, 140.31 ± 11.85, 101.57 ± 10.08) and subsequently their subsections sdB and sdO. Second, we calculated the vertex longitudes and the Solar motion as well as their subsections. Finally, based on the kinematic relation of the ratio and our previously computed numerical value of the angular rotation rate , we obtained the average Oort's constants as = (9.38 ± 0.33, −16.69 ± 0.25).
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