High-dispersion spectroscopy of the clumpy irregular galaxies Markarian 297 and 325

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Galactic Radiation, High Dispersion Spectrographs, Irregular Galaxies, Starburst Galaxies, Clumps, Data Sampling, Emission Spectra, H Alpha Line, Hydrogen Clouds, Velocity Distribution

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High-dispersion spectroscopic observations (0.3 - 0.6 Å resolution) have been made of four clumps of the two clumpy irregular galaxies Markarian 297 and 325. Their velocity dispersions in the Hα emission line (32 - 41 km s-1) are twice or more as large as those of the so-called giant H II regions in nearby spiral or irregular galaxies. The resultant virial masses of the clumps are estimated as the order of 108M_sun;. Two clumps of the sample (Markarian 297-B and Markarian 325-B) show a redward excess emission which may be explained by a composite profile rather than a single gaussian one.

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