Dependence of certain rotational properties of 78 spiral galaxies on Hubble's type and luminosity

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Galactic Rotation, Luminosity, Spiral Galaxies, Velocity Distribution, Galactic Structure, Hubble Constant, Least Squares Method

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Dependence of the central velocity gradients on Hubble's type is presented for 78 spiral galaxies with existing rotation curves. The dependence of the maximum rotational velocities of 27 galaxies on both Hubble's type and the luminosity is also studied. The central velocity gradient is shown to be related with Hubble's type. Maximum rotational velocities of 27 galaxies of the sample depend on Hubble's type such that the mean values of maximum rotational velocity decrease from Sa through Sc. It is also determined that there is a dependence of the maximum rotational velocity on the absolute blue magnitude for each intrinsic Hubble type. For each Hubble type, maximum rotational velocity increases with increasing absolute blue magnitudes.

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