A color dependence in the distance moduli derived from the B and H band Tully-Fisher relations

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Centimeter Waves, Colorimetry, Distance, Radio Sources (Astronomy), Calibrating, Data Sampling, Radial Velocity, Spectral Line Width, Statistical Correlation

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The distance moduli derived from the B-band version of the Tully-Fisher relations, μ0W(VM), are compared with those derived from the H-band version μ0(W). It has been shown that: (1) the difference μ0W(VM)-μ0(W) in the Bottinelli et al., catalogue depends on the hybrid color BT0-H-0.5c. (2) For the sample the distance moduli would not be color dependent if the difference in slope between the B and H Tully-Fisher relation is larger than 5.4, which is the mean slope of the [BT0-H-0.5c, log Wc(0)] color relation. (3) The differences in slope between the B and H Tully-Fisher relation (first-sided, second-sided, and mean regressions) for that sample do not support such a condition. (4) The distance moduli derived in the V(5500 Å) and IV(10500 Å) bands from Visvanathan are also color-dependent.

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