Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy
Scientific paper
Mar 1986
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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 219, NO.2/MAR15, P. 251, 1986
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy
15
Scientific paper
A sample of spectra from a UK Schmidt Telescope objective-prism plate covering a region of 4.7° × 5.2× of sky centred at 21h 32m - 60° 00' (1950) in the Indus supercluster has been extracted by means of the COSMOS measuring machine using the method described in Paper I. The objective-prism spectra were separated by eye into stellar and galaxian type. Galaxy spectra were subsequently passed through an interactive redshift-determining procedure, which resulted in 2294 redshifts. This galaxy sample was checked by comparison with a sample obtained from the direct plate of the field. The results indicated that the star-galaxy separation using spectra from the prism plate is reliable to about Mj °18.5, but that the redshifts can only be obtained reliably by the interactive procedure to Mj 17.8. The galaxies brighter than this limit provided 496 redshifts, from which it was deduced that an rms accuracy of ˜2000km s-1 possible from the method to the above depth. The data are used to examine the existence and structure of the Indus supercluster in this field. The results indicate that the indus supercluster is indeed present, and extends at least 4° to the south and west of the rich clusters 2151-5805 and 2143-5732, and a 'bridge' connecting these rich clusters is revealed. No connection between the Indus supercluster and the foreground cluster 2131-6215 is found.
Beard Steven M.
Cooke John A.
Emerson Darrel
Kelly Bruce D.
MacGillivray Harvey T.
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