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THE ABUNDANCE PROPERTIES OF NEARBY LATE-TYPE GALAXIES. II. THE RELATION BETWEEN ABUNDANCE DISTRIBUTIONS AND SURFACE BRIGHTNESS PROFILES

  • Authors: L. S. Pilyugin, E. K. Grebel, I. A. Zinchenko, and A. Y. Kniazev

2014 The Astronomical Journal 148 134.

  • Provider: AAS Journals

Caption: Figure 18.

Panels a and b show the central oxygen abundance as a function of central surface brightness of the disk in the B and K bands. Panels c and d show this quantity at the optical edge of a galaxy. The dotted line in each panel shows the one-dimensional relation. Panel a illustrates the division of galaxies into three subsamples according to the value of their disk scale length hB. The solid line corresponds to the parametric relation O/H = ﹩f({{{\rm \Sigma}}_{{{L}_{B}}}},{{h}_{B}})﹩ for hB = 1 kpc while the dashed line represents the parametric relation for hB = 7 kpc. Panel b shows the same as panel a but for the K band. Panel c shows the division of our sample of galaxies into three subsamples according to the morphological T type. The solid line is the parametric relation O/H = ﹩f({{{\rm \Sigma}}_{{{L}_{B}}}},T)﹩ for T = 1, the dashed line is that for T = 7. Panel d shows the same as panel c but for the K band.

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