The host in blue compact galaxies. - Structural properties and scaling relations

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Table 2:

Mean structural parameters of the host for the sample.
Parameter	B	V	R	Ref.
n	1.15 (0.55)	1.12 (0.44)	1.12 (0.45)	a
$r_{\rm e}$	1.11 (0.74)	1.05 (0.71)	1.09 (0.60)	a
	1.36 (1.23)	1.22 (1.14)	1.19 (0.72)	b
	0.84	...	1.06	c
	1.10	...	1.25	d
	...	0.83	...	e
$\mu_{\rm e}$	22.59 (0.68)	22.19 (0.75)	21.95 (0.76)	a
	23.56 (0.97)	22.92 (0.98)	22.53 (1.02)	b
	23.5	...	22.8	c
	23.1	...	22.5	d
	...	22.8	...	e

Notes: References: a = This work; b = C01a; c = Gil de Paz et al. (2003); d = Papaderos et al. (1996a); e = Hunter & Elmegreen (2006). Effective radii, $r_{\rm e}$ , and surface brightnesses, $\mu_{\rm e}$ , are expressed in kiloparsecs and magnitudes per square arcseconds. Values in parentheses indicate the standard deviation for the sample. Sérsic index for the b, c, d, and e references may be considered as n = 1, since in these papers a pure exponential profile was fitted to the host surface brightness distribution.

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