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SPARC: MASS MODELS FOR 175 DISK GALAXIES WITH SPITZER PHOTOMETRY AND ACCURATE ROTATION CURVES

  • Authors: Federico Lelli, Stacy S. McGaugh, and James M. Schombert

2016 The Astronomical Journal 152 157.

  • Provider: AAS Journals

Caption: Figure 5. Mass models for two SPARC galaxies adopting Upsilondisk = 0.5 M/L and Upsilonbu = 0.7 M/L. Top panels show the [3.6] surface brightness profiles (red dots) and exponential fits to the outer stellar disk (dashed line). Open circles show extrapolated values for bulge (purple) and disk (red) components. Bottom panels show the observed rotation curves (black dots) and the velocity contributions due to gas (green dotted line), stars (red dashed line), bulge (purple dot-dashed line), and total baryons (blue solid line). The arrows indicate three characteristic radii: 2.2Rd (gray), Reff (red), and Rbar (blue). The gray band shows the velocity points used to compute Vf (black solid line), as described in Lelli et al. (2016).

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Mass models for two SPARC galaxies adopting Upsilondisk = 0.5 M/L and Upsilonbu = 0.7 M/L. Top panels show the [3.6] surface brightness profiles (red dots) and exponential fits to the outer stellar disk (dashed line). Open circles show extrapolated values for bulge (purple) and disk (red) components. Bottom panels show the observed rotation curves (black dots) and the velocity contributions due to gas (green dotted line), stars (red dashed line), bulge (purple dot-dashed line), and total baryons (blue solid line). The arrows indicate three characteristic radii: 2.2Rd (gray), Reff (red), and Rbar (blue). The gray band shows the velocity points used to compute Vf (black solid line), as described in Lelli et al. (2016).

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