Galactic rotation curve in the range R/R(0) of between 0.4 and 1 from neutral hydrogen 21 CM line profiles and the graphic variant of the Agekyan et al. method

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Centimeter Waves, Galactic Rotation, Hydrogen, Line Spectra, Neutral Gases, Galactic Structure, H I Regions, Milky Way Galaxy

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A graphic variation of the Agekyan et al. (1964) method for investigating the galactic rotation curve from whole H-I 21-cm line profiles has been applied to distances to the galactic center, R, smaller than that of the sun, R(0). The results are consistent with an axisymmetric distribution of H I. The points of the rotation curve for R/R(0) values of between 0.4 and 1 are found to be 5-10 km/s below the usual rotation curve obtained from tangential points.

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