All Tables

Table 1: Target MERLIN sources. Column 1: source name; Cols. 2 and 3: optical position from NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED); Col. 4: adopted distance from Ho et al. (1997a) with $H_{\rm0}=75$ km s^-1 Mpc^-1; Col. 5: spectral type from Ho et al. (1997a). L = LINERs, S = Seyferts, and T = composite LINER/H II galaxies. Colons refer to uncertain (:) or highly uncertain (::) spectral classification. The number 1.9 refers to the presence of broad H $\alpha$ emission and 2 refers to the absence of broad H $\alpha$ emission; Col. 6: hubble type from Ho et al. (1997a).
Table 2: Map parameters of the MERLIN-detected sources. Column 1: source name; Col. 2: spectral class from Ho et al. (1997a); Col. 3: restoring beam; Col. 4: position angle of the beam; Col. 5: rms noise level of the image.
Table 3: The 5 GHz radio parameters of the MERLIN-detected sources. Column 1: source name; Col. 2: 5 GHz peak radio flux density; Cols. 3 and 4: 5 GHz radio position; Col. 5: integrated 5 GHz flux density; Col. 6: brightness temperature.
Table 4: Bibliographical radio data for the MERLIN-detected sources; Col. 1: survey; Col. 2: observing frequency; Col. 3: resolution; Col. 4: instrument; Col. 5: reference.
Table 5: Radio data used in the construction of the LTS source RLF. Column 1: spectral class or galaxy; Col. 2: number of relevant sources surveyed. In parentheses are the number of radio-detected sources. Please note that some sources may be in multiple radio surveys; Col. 3: observing frequency; Col. 4: resolution; Col. 5: instrument; Col. 6: flux limit (5 $\sigma$ ); Col. 7: reference.
Table 6: The local radio luminosity function. Column 1: binned radio power; Cols. 2, 5, 8: number of galaxies in the radio magnitude bin; Cols. 3, 6, 9: space density of galaxies and error, calculated assuming Poisson statistics; Cols. 4, 7, 10: cumulative number of galaxies.