Fig. 11

Velocity dispersion profile of NGC 1904 as derived binning data in groups of 20 each, moving by 5 from one group to the next. The dotted and solid lines give the 66 and 90 percent confidence regions for the dispersion. The central velocity dispersion as reported in Harris (1996) is also shown (diamond). The vertical line indicates the radius where the internal acceleration of gravity is a0 (assuming M/L = 1). Overplotted on the data is a Gaussian plus a constant, not a fit to the data, used to highlight the flattening of the VDP that occurs well within the cluster tidal radius of 31 pc (Harris 1996).
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