Catalogue of Selected Compact Galaxies and of Post-Eruptive Galaxies

APPENDIX

Charts of about 300 Compact Galaxies in Clusters and Photographs of Selected Objects

Red and Neutral Compact Galaxies in Zw CL 0054.6-0127
(Compact, Near, Pop. 278)

Red Compacts in Zw Cl 0152.0+3337
Medium Compact - Distant - Pop. 144

Central Part of Zw Cl 0658.3+6320

Peripheral Parts of Zw Cl 0658.3+6320

Central Part of Zw Cl 1115.2+3013
(Medium Compact - near - pop. 950)

Variable compact galaxy VII Zw 768 = 3C371, at R.A. 18^h7.2^m, Decl. +69°49'.
Fig 1a. 1 minute exposure on IIa-0 plate shows the nucleus of 3C371 indistinguishable from stars.
Fig 1b. 164 minute exposure on IIIa-J plates shows faint halo around 3C371 and numerous compact galaxies nearby.
Fig 1c. Isodensitometer tracing of plate b) shows luminous intergalactic material [photos courtesy of H.C. Arp].

Fig d. 200-inch telescope plate, emulsion IIa-0 and exposure of 5 minutes, obtained by Zwicky on July 16, 1965 shows VII Zw 768 = 3C371 as a compact galaxy just distinguishable from stars of equal brightness.

Zw Cl 1710.4+6401

Zw Cl 1700.5+3322

Compact Galaxies in Center of Zw Cl 1700.5+3322

Fig. 1. 200-inch telescope photograph of Zwicky Pegasus Dwarf galaxy, m_p = 15.5, at R.A. 23^h 26.0^m, Decl. +14°27' and compact galaxy IV Zw 152 at R.A. 23^h26.0^m, Decl. +14°25'. Spectrum: Abs. H,K,G-band. <V_s> = 20640 km/sec.

Fig. 2. Post-eruptive interconnected galaxy at R.A. 8^h55.8^m, Decl. +6°31'. Spectrum: Emission lines. <V_s> = 3556 km/sec.

Fig. 3. 200-inch telescope photograph of variable, very bright compact galaxy I Zw 1 at R.A. 0^h 51.0^m, Decl. +12°25'. Spectrum: Broad emission lines. <V_s> = 18300 km/sec.

Fig. 4. 200-inch telescope photograph of red post-eruptive globular compact galaxy I Zw 96, at R.A. 14^h 43.3^m, Decl. +51°35'. <V_s> ~ 27000 km/sec for I Zw 96 and associated members. [Courtesy H.C. Arp].

Fig. 5. Variable compact galaxy II Zw 14 = 3C120= B omega Tauri with extended halo (200 inch photograph) at R.A. 4^h30.5^m, Decl. +5°15'. Spectrum: Broad Emission lines. <V_s> = 9970 km/sec.

Fig. 6. Variable compact galaxy I Zw 187 at R.A. 17^h27.1^m, Decl. +50°15'. Spectrum: Featureless blue continuum.

Fig. 7. 48-inch Schmidt and 200-inch telescope photographs of compact galaxy "Tonantzintla 256" at R.A. 22^h22.8^m, Decl. -16°54'. Spectrum: Em. Balmer [OII], [OIII], [Ne III], [Ne V]. <V_s> = 39000 km/sec. (Courtesy H.C. Arp).

Fig. 8. 48-inch Schmidt and 200-inch telescope photographs of Ba 264 at R.A. 12^h59.5^m, Decl. +32°22' (Courtesy H.A. Arp, see 1970 Ap.J. 162, 811). Spectrum: Em. Balmer, [OII], etc. <V_s> = 28500 km/sec.

Fig. 9. IV Zw 29 at R.A. 0^h39.5^m, Decl. +40°3' is the first variable compact and, actually the first variable galaxy ever found. Broad em. lines. <V_s> = 30780 km/sec. (200-inch photograph).

Fig. 10. VII Zw 225, post-eruptive galaxy with three compact nuclei at R.A. 8^h15.4^m, Decl. +67°35'. (Photo 48-inch Schmidt).

Fig. 11. Compact galaxy III Zw 77 at R.A. 16^h 22.1^m, Decl. +41°12'. Spectrum: Em. Balmer, [OII], etc. <V_s> = 10250 km/sec. 200-inch telescope photo, emission IIa-0.

Fig. 12. 200-inch telescope photo (emulsion IIa-0) of NGC 7625 = III Zw 102, at R.A. 23^h18.0^m, Decl. +16°57'. Post-eruptive distorted spiral. <V_s> = 1440 km/sec. Spectrum: Abs. Balmer; Em. H, [OII], [NII].

Fig. 13. NGC 7731, SB0 with compact core. R.A. 23^h39.0^m, Decl. +3°28'. <V_s> = 2852 km/sec. Photo 200", emulsion IIa-0. NGC 7732, "Pierced" Sc spiral, R.A. 23^h39.1^m, Decl. +3°27'.

Fig. 14. Post-eruptive crossed galaxy (200-inch telescope plate) at R.A. 23^h15.7^m, Decl. +3°54'. Sc possibly pierced by compact galaxy or by object HADES, candidates for which there are several compacts NW of crossed galaxy.

	Red and Neutral Compact Galaxies in Zw CL 0054.6-0127 (Compact, Near, Pop. 278)

	Red Compacts in Zw Cl 0152.0+3337 Medium Compact - Distant - Pop. 144

	Central Part of Zw Cl 0658.3+6320

	Peripheral Parts of Zw Cl 0658.3+6320

	Central Part of Zw Cl 1115.2+3013 (Medium Compact - near - pop. 950)

	Variable compact galaxy VII Zw 768 = 3C371, at R.A. 18^h7.2^m, Decl. +69°49'. Fig 1a. 1 minute exposure on IIa-0 plate shows the nucleus of 3C371 indistinguishable from stars. Fig 1b. 164 minute exposure on IIIa-J plates shows faint halo around 3C371 and numerous compact galaxies nearby. Fig 1c. Isodensitometer tracing of plate b) shows luminous intergalactic material [photos courtesy of H.C. Arp].

	Fig d. 200-inch telescope plate, emulsion IIa-0 and exposure of 5 minutes, obtained by Zwicky on July 16, 1965 shows VII Zw 768 = 3C371 as a compact galaxy just distinguishable from stars of equal brightness.

	Zw Cl 1710.4+6401

	Zw Cl 1700.5+3322

	Compact Galaxies in Center of Zw Cl 1700.5+3322

	Fig. 1. 200-inch telescope photograph of Zwicky Pegasus Dwarf galaxy, m_p = 15.5, at R.A. 23^h 26.0^m, Decl. +14°27' and compact galaxy IV Zw 152 at R.A. 23^h26.0^m, Decl. +14°25'. Spectrum: Abs. H,K,G-band. <V_s> = 20640 km/sec.

	Fig. 2. Post-eruptive interconnected galaxy at R.A. 8^h55.8^m, Decl. +6°31'. Spectrum: Emission lines. <V_s> = 3556 km/sec.

	Fig. 3. 200-inch telescope photograph of variable, very bright compact galaxy I Zw 1 at R.A. 0^h 51.0^m, Decl. +12°25'. Spectrum: Broad emission lines. <V_s> = 18300 km/sec.

	Fig. 4. 200-inch telescope photograph of red post-eruptive globular compact galaxy I Zw 96, at R.A. 14^h 43.3^m, Decl. +51°35'. <V_s> ~ 27000 km/sec for I Zw 96 and associated members. [Courtesy H.C. Arp].

	Fig. 5. Variable compact galaxy II Zw 14 = 3C120= B Tauri with extended halo (200 inch photograph) at R.A. 4^h30.5^m, Decl. +5°15'. Spectrum: Broad Emission lines. <V_s> = 9970 km/sec.

	Fig. 6. Variable compact galaxy I Zw 187 at R.A. 17^h27.1^m, Decl. +50°15'. Spectrum: Featureless blue continuum.

	Fig. 7. 48-inch Schmidt and 200-inch telescope photographs of compact galaxy "Tonantzintla 256" at R.A. 22^h22.8^m, Decl. -16°54'. Spectrum: Em. Balmer [OII], [OIII], [Ne III], [Ne V]. <V_s> = 39000 km/sec. (Courtesy H.C. Arp).


	Fig. 8. 48-inch Schmidt and 200-inch telescope photographs of Ba 264 at R.A. 12^h59.5^m, Decl. +32°22' (Courtesy H.A. Arp, see 1970 Ap.J. 162, 811). Spectrum: Em. Balmer, [OII], etc. <V_s> = 28500 km/sec.

	Fig. 9. IV Zw 29 at R.A. 0^h39.5^m, Decl. +40°3' is the first variable compact and, actually the first variable galaxy ever found. Broad em. lines. <V_s> = 30780 km/sec. (200-inch photograph).

	Fig. 10. VII Zw 225, post-eruptive galaxy with three compact nuclei at R.A. 8^h15.4^m, Decl. +67°35'. (Photo 48-inch Schmidt).

	Fig. 11. Compact galaxy III Zw 77 at R.A. 16^h 22.1^m, Decl. +41°12'. Spectrum: Em. Balmer, [OII], etc. <V_s> = 10250 km/sec. 200-inch telescope photo, emission IIa-0.

	Fig. 12. 200-inch telescope photo (emulsion IIa-0) of NGC 7625 = III Zw 102, at R.A. 23^h18.0^m, Decl. +16°57'. Post-eruptive distorted spiral. <V_s> = 1440 km/sec. Spectrum: Abs. Balmer; Em. H, [OII], [NII].

	Fig. 13. NGC 7731, SB0 with compact core. R.A. 23^h39.0^m, Decl. +3°28'. <V_s> = 2852 km/sec. Photo 200", emulsion IIa-0. NGC 7732, "Pierced" Sc spiral, R.A. 23^h39.1^m, Decl. +3°27'.

	Fig. 14. Post-eruptive crossed galaxy (200-inch telescope plate) at R.A. 23^h15.7^m, Decl. +3°54'. Sc possibly pierced by compact galaxy or by object HADES, candidates for which there are several compacts NW of crossed galaxy.