Table 2: HI emission parameters.
Object Va Velocity range $\Delta v_{20}^{b}$ $\Delta v_{50}$c $T_{\rm max}$d log(M(HI)/$M_{\odot}$)e
  (km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) (K)  
H31A 4090 4021-4180 169.2 169.2 13.6 9.30
H31B 4122 4042-4222 190.6 126.3 13.6    9.28(g)
t-C 4095 4074-4095 52.9 21.3 6.3 8.00
H31C 3984 3936-4021 85.8 64.3 20.0 9.20
H31G 4005 3937-4064 128.7 42.9 20.1 9.28
H31Q 4090 4053-4138 84.9 42.4 9.8 8.95
A0500-0434 3952 3852-4053 233.1 233.1 9.5 9.04
t-E 4080 4042-4138 107.5 63.2 6.8 9.41
t-S 4016 3936-4116 190.8 126.8 20.5 9.81
H31F 3968 3937-4011 74.6 63.8 19.1 8.78
t-NE 4111 4085-4117 84.9 42.4 7.9 8.48
t-NW 4048 4000-4064 85.0 63.3 18.3 9.59
Total DnC 4059   232.7 148.3 20.5 10.37
Total CnB 4053 3937-4222 222.3 158.6 20.5 9.99
Total single dishf 4041   212 147 0.2 10.20
a
Central velocity at 20% of the peak emission in the integrated spectra obtained from the DnC array data, except for H31F and t-C, only resolved in the CnB array.
b
Line width measured at 20% of the peak emission in the same data indicated in a.
c
Line width measured at 50% of the peak emission in the same data indicated in a.
d
Peak temperature measured in the same data indicated in a.
e
M(HI) = $2.36\times 10^5\times D({\rm Mpc})^2 \times S_{\rm HI}\Delta V$(Jy  km s-1), where D = 54.3 Mpc and $S_{\rm HI}\Delta V$ is the integrated emission in the same data indicated in a.
f
Obtained from Williams & Rood (1987).
g
The calculated mass includes the emission from t-C unresolved with the DnC-array data. The t-C mass is given below based on the CnB data.


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