Star formation history of early-type galaxies in low density environments. III. The isophote shape parameter and nuclear line-strength indices

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Galaxies: Elliptical And Lenticular, Cd, Galaxies: Evolution, Galaxies: Formation, Galaxies: Fundamental Parameters, Galaxies: Interactions

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Using two line-strength indices, H+K(CaII) and Delta 4000, sensible to the age of the stellar population, we analyze the correlations between the shape and the `galaxy age' suggested by de Jong & Davies (1997) on the basis that discy galaxies have higher H_beta indices. By enlarging their sample with the present one, we find that the significance of the correlation a_4/a vs. line- strength indices disappears. We conclude that the `age of the stellar population of early-type galaxies' is not correlated to the isophote shape parameter.

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