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TitleAn H i Study of Scd Galaxies
AuthorsShostak, G. S.
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1975ApJ...198..527S   Search ADS ↗

AbstractH iline profiles, together with derived redshifts and integral properties, are presented for 46 Scd galaxies. The profile shapes are quite regular, with a double-peaked structure characteristic of galaxies with flat rotation curves. The ratios Ma 1/MT and MHi/Lpg, which are known to vary with Rubble type, have observed dispersions of I 80 percent within this classification, with intrinsic dispersions being probably less than I 50 percent. This establishes that integral property ratios are substantially homogeneous within the Scd classification. No indication of H I optical-depth effects with inclination is observed. Evidence is presented that distances derived solely from redshifts have an average uncertainty of <0.8 mag in the distance modulus. Subject headings: galaxies, motion in - galaxies, stellar content of - redshifts - 21-cm radiation
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