Northern dwarf and low surface brightness galaxies. II - The Green Bank neutral hydrogen survey

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Dwarf Galaxies, Galactic Structure, Hydrogen, Irregular Galaxies, Astronomical Catalogs, Brightness Distribution, Radio Astronomy, Red Shift

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The paper reports neutral hydrogen observations of a large sample of dwarf and other low surface brightness galaxies. A detailed discussion and error analysis of the observations are presented, and spectra are displayed for 329 galaxies detected for the first time, or detected with substantially better signal-to-noise ratios than achieved previously. The positions on the sky of 667 galaxies meeting the present selection criteria north of delta = 38 deg are shown. The distribution of the redshifts of galaxies detected at Green Bank is illustrated. The Green Bank detections tapered off strongly below the median H I flux of 3.7 Jy km/s detected at Arecibo: only 12 percent of the Green Bank sample was detected with smaller fluxes.

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