That Local Group list

From: Dillon, Jamie (Jamie_Dillon@No-Spam)
Date: Tue Sep 30 2003 - 12:18:50 MST

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    Brian Skiff's just-updated list of Local Group galaxies, the one I cited
    this morning. It's a WordPerfect file, and I'm guessing it might be hard to
    open on a PC. Just in case, here it is all cleaned up. From AppleWorks of
    course.
    Real handy list. It's in an amastro post that Skiff says the latest info
    points to the SagDIG galaxy being outside our Group.

    >>>
    Local Group galaxies

    version: 3 Mar 2003, Walker preprint
    http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/astro-ph/0303011

    Working definition is that Local Group members must lie within about
    1.2 Mpc radius of the barycenter of the group, which represents the zero-
    velocity surface of the Hubble expansion.

    Basic list comes from van den Bergh's article appearing in the May 2000
    issue of PASP (2000PASP..112..529V). Positions are mostly from NED,
    although in a few cases have been adjusted for low surface brightness
    objects when the NED position is clearly in error. V magnitudes and
    dimensions (mag. 25 isophote) are likewise from NED, although highly
    uncertain in several cases for the nearby dwarf ellipticals. With a few
    exceptions, the sizes are rounded to two significant figures, they being no
    more accurate than +/-10 percent even in the best cases. Types are a mix
    from NED and myself. Distances are adopted from Walker's 2003 conference
    paper, given to 5 kpc precision when < 100 kpc, and 10 kpc when greater than
    this. True uncertainties are still 10-20 percent, though for the LMC it is
    probably only 5 percent.
         Still to be done:
    ---calculate mean surface brightness from "best" available total magnitudes
       and dimensions;
    ---inspect faint galaxies on PMM sky survey images to improve coords.

    Name other RA (2000) Dec V dimens. type kpc
    WLM 0 01 58 -15 27.7 10.6 12'x4' IB(s)m V 950
    IC 10 0 20 20 +59 18.0 11: 6'.3x5'.1 IB(s)m IV 660:
    Cetus 0 26 11 -11 02.5 14: dE 780
    NGC 147 0 33 12 +48 30.5 9.5 13'x8' dE5 710
    And III 0 35 29 +36 30.5 15: 4'.5x3'.0 dE 750
    NGC 185 0 38 58 +48 20.2 9.2 12'x10' dE3 640
    NGC 205 M110 0 40 22 +41 41.1 8.1 22'x11' SA0- 810
    NGC 221 M32 0 42 42 +40 51.9 8.1 8'.7x6'.5 cE2 770
    NGC 224 M31 0 42 44 +41 16.1 3.4 190'x60' SA(s)b I-II 770
    And I 0 45 40 +38 02.2 13.6 2'.5x2'.5 E3 810:
    SMC 0 52 44 -72 49.7 2.3 320'x185' IB(s)m V 60
    Sculptor 1 00 09 -33 42.5 9: 40'x31' dE 85
    Pisces LGS 3 1 03 54 +21 53.0 18: 2'x2' Im VI? 620
    IC 1613 1 04 46 +02 07.1 9.2 16'x15' IB(s)m V 740:
    And V 1 10 17 +47 37.7 15 dE 810:
    And II 1 16 30 +33 25.2 13 3'.6x2'.5 dE 680
    NGC 598 M33 1 33 51 +30 39.6 5.7 71'x42' SA(s)cd II-III 930
    Phoenix 1 51 07 -44 26.7 12.5: 4'.9x4'.1 IAm V 440:
    Fornax 2 39 59 -34 27.0 9: 17'x13' dE0 140
    LMC 5 23 34 -69 45.4 0.6 645'x550' IB(s)m IV 50
    Carina 6 41 37 -50 58.0 16? 23'x16' E3 100
    Leo A DDO 69 9 59 26 +30 44.8 12: 5'.1x3'.1 IBm V 800
    Leo I 10 08 27 +12 18.5 10: 9'.8x7'.4 dE 260
    Sextans 10 13 03 -01 36.9 12: dE 85:
    Leo II DDO 93 11 13 29 +22 09.3 12.0: 12'x11' dE0 210
    UMi 15 09 11 +67 12.9 11: 30'x19' dE 75
    Draco 17 20 12 +57 54.9 10: 36'x25' dE 95
    Milky Way 17 45 40 -29 00.5 SB:(rs?)bc: II?
    Sgr I 18 55 03 -30 28.7 dE? 28
    SagDIG 19 29 59 -17 40.7 15: 2'.9x2'.1 IB(s)m: V 1200
    NGC 6822 19 44 56 -14 48.1 9: 16'x14' IB(s)m V 500
    Aquarius DDO 210 20 46 52 -12 50.9 13.9: 2'.2x1'.1 IB(s)m V 950
    Tucana 22 41 50 -64 25.2 15: 2'.9x1'.2 dE4 900
    And VII 23 26 31 +50 41.5 13: 2'.5x2'.0 dE? 690:
    Pegasus DDO 216 23 28 35 +14 44.6 13: 5'.0x2'.7 Im V 760
    And VI 23 51 46 +24 35.0 14: 4'.0x2'.0 dE? 790

    Not in the Local Group:
    many galaxies associated with IC 342/NGC 2403, such as the Maffei galaxies,
    Cas I, etc.

    NGC 3109 seems to be the largest of a group of dwarf galaxies including
    Antlia, Sextans A and B, and some others.

    -- 
    Jamie Dillon <*> speech pathologist
    jamie_dillon@No-Spam
    " ... " - Harpo Marx
    



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