Radial velocity curves When I measure RV in a program for more spectral lines, will it be equivalent? I mean I measure RVs of a line in blue spectral region, RVs of a line in red spectral region... Many thanks.
It depends what lines you are measuring and in what kind of star.

When you measure the RV from a spectral line, you are measuring an intensity-weighted average RV over the region where the line is formed.

For a star like the Sun, the photospheric lines are all formed within a layer no thicker than about a 1000 km and the differences in RV with depth in the atmosphere are small (though not negligible if you are interested in finding low mass exoplanets using the RVs). On the other hand, if you were to start measuring RVs from lines originating in the chromosphere or Corona then you could find different RVs caused by mass motions of the emitting gas.

Similarly, hot stars are surrounded by fast moving winds with a temperature structure. Different lines can originate at different heights from gas with different velocity. This can lead to different RVs from different lines.

A better way to measure RV is by cross-correlation with a synthetic or observed template of a similar star with a known RV.