2005MNRAS.362..127G


Query : 2005MNRAS.362..127G

2005MNRAS.362..127G - Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 362, 127-166 (2005/September-1)

GHASP: an Hα kinematic survey of spiral and irregular galaxies - IV. 44 new velocity fields. Extension, shape and asymmetry of Hα rotation curves.

GARRIDO O., MARCELIN M., AMRAM P., BALKOWSKI C., GACH J.L. and BOULESTEIX J.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present Fabry-Perot observations obtained in the frame of the GHASP survey (Gassendi HAlpha survey of SPirals). We have derived the Hα map, the velocity field and the rotation curve for a new set of 44 galaxies. The data presented in this paper are combined with the data published in the three previous papers providing a total number of 85 of the 96 galaxies observed up to now. This sample of kinematical data has been divided into two groups: isolated (ISO) and softly interacting (SOFT) galaxies. In this paper, the extension of the Hα discs, the shape of the rotation curves, the kinematical asymmetry and the Tully-Fisher relation have been investigated for both ISO and SOFT galaxies. The Hα extension is roughly proportional to R25for ISO as well as for SOFT galaxies. The smallest extensions of the ionized disc are found for ISO galaxies. The inner slope of the rotation curves is found to be correlated with the central concentration of light more clearly than with the type or the kinematical asymmetry, for ISO as well as for SOFT galaxies. The outer slope of the rotation curves increases with the type and with the kinematical asymmetry for ISO galaxies but shows no special trend for SOFT galaxies. No decreasing rotation curve is found for SOFT galaxies. The asymmetry of the rotation curves is correlated with the morphological type, the luminosity, the (B-V) colour and the maximal rotational velocity of galaxies. Our results show that the brightest, the most massive and the reddest galaxies, which are fast rotators, are the least asymmetric, meaning that they are the most efficient with which to average the mass distribution on the whole disc. Asymmetry in the rotation curves seems to be linked with local star formation, betraying disturbances of the gravitational potential. The Tully-Fisher relation has a smaller slope for ISO than for SOFT galaxies.

Abstract Copyright: 2005 RAS

Journal keyword(s): catalogues - galaxies: dwarf - galaxies: interactions - galaxies: irregular - galaxies: kinematics and dynamics - galaxies: spiral

CDS comments: In Table 3 : For UGC 1886 : coordinates are 02 26 00.5 +39 28 14.4 instead of 02 26 00.5 +06 00 08.2, For UGC 3384 : coordinates are 06 01 37.35 +73 07 00.0 instead of 05 59 47.7 +62 09 29

Simbad objects: 101

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Number of rows : 101
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 NGC 266 LIN 00 49 47.8149787992 +32 16 39.786194928 12.98 12.54 11.63     ~ 202 1
2 NGC 278 H2G 00 52 04.3452013728 +47 33 01.675026036   10.5       ~ 244 1
3 NGC 428 AGN 01 12 55.709 +00 58 53.69   12.1   12.0 12.1 ~ 247 0
4 M 33 GiG 01 33 50.8965749232 +30 39 36.630403128 6.17 6.27 5.72     ~ 6226 1
5 IC 1727 GiP 01 47 29.890 +27 20 00.06   12.54 11.98 11.77   ~ 216 0
6 NGC 672 GiP 01 47 54.4764771528 +27 25 58.020709728 12.04 11.60 11.09 10.81   ~ 304 0
7 NGC 864 H2G 02 15 27.641 +06 00 09.43   12.00       ~ 235 1
8 NGC 891 H2G 02 22 32.907 +42 20 53.95 11.08 10.81 9.93 7.86   ~ 1741 2
9 Z 523-42 AG? 02 26 00.4914058512 +39 28 15.395173428   13.10       ~ 52 0
10 NGC 925 H2G 02 27 16.913 +33 34 43.97   10.69 10.12 9.55   ~ 818 1
11 Z 505-6 GiG 02 33 18.20 +33 29 28.0   14.9   13.59   ~ 91 0
12 Z 539-46 GiG 02 33 42.96 +40 31 41.2   15.0   13.45   ~ 71 0
13 NGC 972 G 02 34 13.3574389680 +29 18 40.604917356   12.1 13.63     ~ 178 2
14 Z 505-16 AG? 02 34 29.31 +29 44 59.4   15.7       ~ 59 0
15 Z 484-14 GiG 02 36 16.152 +25 25 25.75   14.00       ~ 122 0
16 IC 239 GiG 02 36 27.8262034392 +38 58 09.083372052   12.1   12.75   ~ 115 0
17 NGC 1012 AG? 02 39 14.963 +30 09 06.01   13.1       ~ 99 1
18 NGC 1056 Sy2 02 42 48.2914236192 +28 34 26.660028468   13.5       ~ 180 0
19 NGC 1058 Sy2 02 43 30.0264850248 +37 20 28.782851784   12.29 11.75 10.85   ~ 483 0
20 NGC 1156 GiG 02 59 42.8528847264 +25 14 28.352017320 12.13 12.32 11.74     ~ 323 1
21 NGC 1169 GiG 03 03 34.7219788176 +46 23 10.814305020   13.2       ~ 114 0
22 MCG+12-04-002 GiG 03 40 02.4557217336 +71 24 21.272144508   16.5       ~ 48 0
23 Z 327-6 H2G 03 48 20.731 +70 07 58.37   14.6       ~ 142 2
24 NGC 1530 AG? 04 23 27.102 +75 17 44.05   13.40       ~ 287 1
25 Z 258-7 AG? 05 17 44.2922790792 +53 33 04.977160308   15.2       ~ 31 0
26 UGC 3384 AG? 06 01 37.00 +73 07 00.0   16.0       ~ 30 0
27 NGC 2146 AGN 06 18 37.710 +78 21 25.27 11.67 11.38 10.59     ~ 765 2
28 Z 285-10 GiP 06 53 10.3954201680 +57 10 40.154257452   13.9       ~ 68 0
29 Z 85-39 AG? 07 08 01.276 +15 10 42.36   13.4       ~ 78 0
30 NGC 2344 G 07 12 28.6727815248 +47 10 00.302868408   12.99 12.14 11.57 10.80 ~ 97 0
31 NGC 2336 GiP 07 27 04.050 +80 10 41.05   13.46 12.51     ~ 251 0
32 NGC 2363A HII 07 28 42.8 +69 11 21           ~ 588 3
33 NGC 2366 H2G 07 28 52.4529 +69 12 38.859 12.25 11.86 11.39 11.33   ~ 801 0
34 NGC 2543 GiP 08 12 57.955 +36 15 16.23   12.70       ~ 182 1
35 NGC 2537 H2G 08 13 14.643 +45 59 23.25 12.18 12.50 11.69 11.66   ~ 314 2
36 IC 2233 LSB 08 13 58.909 +45 44 31.74 12.87 13.41 12.63 12.80   ~ 253 1
37 NGC 2541 GiG 08 14 40.1160678912 +49 03 42.021679932 12.03 12.26 11.80     ~ 333 1
38 UGC 4305 IG 08 19 04.9864630512 +70 43 13.086910452 12.06 11.72 11.39 11.11   ~ 812 2
39 NGC 2552 EmG 08 19 20.5355420472 +50 00 34.590204468 13.44 13.00 12.56     ~ 284 1
40 Z 263-63 GiP 08 37 41.489 +51 39 08.58   13.50       ~ 149 1
41 Z 237-13 G 08 43 21.8462696016 +45 44 09.601368324   15.1       ~ 71 0
42 NGC 2805 GiP 09 20 20.3891233968 +64 06 10.716485004   11.9       ~ 226 1
43 NGC 2985 Sy2 09 50 22.233 +72 16 43.13   11.37 10.61     ~ 269 1
44 Z 152-72 EmG 09 50 22.769 +31 29 17.80   14.48   14.10   ~ 207 0
45 NGC 3027 AG? 09 55 40.631 +72 12 12.84   12.3       ~ 121 0
46 NGC 3104 AG? 10 03 57.185 +40 45 41.43   14.2       ~ 142 0
47 NGC 3274 EmG 10 32 17.2253817864 +27 40 07.165226244   13.30   12.77   ~ 261 0
48 NGC 3319 SyG 10 39 09.533 +41 41 12.74   11.48 11.07     ~ 325 1
49 Z 184-6 AG? 10 42 42.787 +34 26 57.39   13.31 13.09 12.84 12.85 ~ 173 0
50 APG 270 PaG 10 49 50.07 +32 58 55.4           ~ 186 1
51 NGC 3395 GiG 10 49 50.1160141680 +32 58 58.421838360   12.1 12.10     ~ 292 1
52 NGC 3396 GiP 10 49 55.939 +32 59 26.44   12.6 12.50     ~ 214 1
53 NGC 3430 GiP 10 52 11.3923421616 +32 57 01.545623100   12.2       ~ 235 0
54 NGC 3726 G 11 33 21.1367545656 +47 01 45.280222428   11.11   10.02   ~ 374 0
55 Z 242-72 AG? 11 40 05.7497793984 +45 56 31.750795896   14.6       ~ 87 0
56 NGC 3840 EmG 11 43 58.9639501800 +20 04 37.309753452 14.87 14.89 13.84 13.58   ~ 131 1
57 NGC 3893 GiG 11 48 38.207 +48 42 38.84   11.23 10.67     ~ 391 1
58 NGC 4228 SBG 12 15 39.174 +36 19 36.80 10.63 10.30 9.93 9.74   ~ 1017 1
59 NGC 4242 GiG 12 17 30.1835103480 +45 37 09.508940220   11.37 10.83     ~ 285 1
60 NGC 4395 Sy2 12 25 48.8633109888 +33 32 48.700168152 10.84 10.54 10.11 9.98   ~ 1286 1
61 NGC 4449 EmG 12 28 11.118 +44 05 36.81 10.11 9.98 9.64 9.45   ~ 1192 1
62 NGC 4707 AG? 12 48 21.666 +51 09 53.81   15.2       ~ 113 0
63 ACO 1656 ClG 12 59 44.40 +27 54 44.9           ~ 5141 2
64 NGC 5204 LSB 13 29 36.508 +58 25 07.43   11.84   11.37   ~ 494 0
65 NGC 5676 GiG 14 32 46.853 +49 27 28.11   11.7       ~ 265 1
66 NGC 5832 AG? 14 57 45.90 +71 40 53.5 13.43 12.80 12.26 11.96   ~ 125 1
67 NGC 5879 AGN 15 09 46.7271710112 +57 00 00.538947900   11.9       ~ 262 0
68 Z 222-10 GiG 15 26 41.4714937176 +40 33 52.666246152   14.0       ~ 101 0
69 NGC 5985 SyG 15 39 37.0545742176 +59 19 55.216886664   15.24 14.22     ~ 267 0
70 Z 319-21 AG? 15 41 47.85 +67 15 15.3 15.71 15.22 14.81 14.44   ~ 93 0
71 Z 251-4 AG? 16 16 17.9000468088 +47 02 43.128874644   14.9       ~ 151 0
72 NGC 6140 AG? 16 20 58.162 +65 23 25.98   12.6       ~ 122 0
73 NGC 6217 AGN 16 32 39.2100852960 +78 11 53.487076092   14.37 13.88     ~ 320 0
74 Z 168-21 SBG 16 33 47.1783414768 +28 59 01.521191184   13.30 13.96     ~ 140 1
75 Z 339-14 AG? 16 37 37.650 +72 22 29.31   13.1       ~ 41 0
76 NGC 6236 AG? 16 44 34.698 +70 46 48.96   12.7       ~ 79 0
77 NGC 6248 AG? 16 46 22.84 +70 21 18.2   14.1       ~ 67 0
78 NGC 6412 GiG 17 29 37.522 +75 42 15.59   12.40       ~ 155 0
79 Z 200-5 LSB 18 07 27.63 +35 33 51.1   13.9       ~ 40 1
80 NGC 6643 AG? 18 19 46.370 +74 34 06.23   11.80       ~ 320 1
81 IC 1291 LSB 18 33 52.573 +49 16 42.86   14.2       ~ 52 1
82 MCG+08-34-005 G 18 34 00.6 +49 22 19   16       ~ 11 0
83 NGC 6689 AG? 18 34 50.244 +70 31 26.00   12.60       ~ 128 0
84 NGC 6792 AG? 19 20 57.394 +43 07 56.57   13.4       ~ 55 0
85 Z 230-6 AG? 19 21 08.3791745376 +43 19 31.338903216   14.4       ~ 27 0
86 Z 304-5 LSB 20 24 00.6851855760 +60 11 41.414285040   14.5       ~ 77 0
87 Z 471-1 AG? 21 14 31.75 +26 44 04.5   15.6       ~ 64 0
88 Z 493-13 AG? 21 55 59.3494136184 +27 53 54.073166136   15.0       ~ 54 0
89 Z 343-3 AG? 21 56 24.148 +73 15 39.33   15.2       ~ 102 0
90 Z 530-4 AG? 22 03 33.88 +43 44 57.2   15.5       ~ 46 0
91 Z 545-2 GiG 22 06 16.2064104456 +47 15 04.081666428   13.3       ~ 47 0
92 NGC 7217 LIN 22 07 52.3984675584 +31 21 33.632293572   12.94 11.92     ~ 511 0
93 NGC 7231 GiG 22 12 30.117 +45 19 42.43   14.0       ~ 59 0
94 Z 514-45 GiG 22 30 33.98 +33 49 10.8   15.5       ~ 73 0
95 NGC 7320 GiG 22 36 03.4059680280 +33 56 53.623460220 13.12 13.23 12.63 12.38   ~ 204 3
96 MCG+05-53-019 AG? 22 50 30.2654507664 +29 08 19.524600636   16.0       ~ 42 0
97 NGC 7440 GiG 22 58 32.5503898248 +35 48 08.730808272   14.6       ~ 52 1
98 NAME UGC 12276c AG? 22 58 41.3394637320 +35 48 31.873657716           ~ 5 0
99 NGC 7479 Sy2 23 04 56.6432243448 +12 19 22.357387020 11.74 11.60 10.85 10.47 9.66 ~ 783 2
100 Z 533-8 GiG 23 29 58.540 +40 59 31.98   15.7       ~ 110 0
101 NGC 7741 GiP 23 43 54.375 +26 04 32.07 11.70 11.84 11.31     ~ 303 1

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