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Table 3

Averaged perpendicular distance and rms (d ± rms) of our sample of dEs to the Faber-Jackson and FP relations of massive hot stellar systems (with and without the stellar mass-to-light ratio Υ).

Band d (FJ) Δ1σ (FJ) d (FP) Δ1σ (FP) d (FP,Υ) Δ1σ (FP,Υ)

All dEs K 0.11  ±  0.09 0.99  ±  0.81 0.16  ±  0.06 3.30  ±  1.23 0.10  ±  0.07 2.45  ±  1.71
Rot. supported dEs K 0.13  ±  0.10 1.19  ±  0.87 0.16  ±  0.08 3.25  ±  1.64 0.11  ±  0.09 2.69  ±  2.13
Press. supported dEs K 0.09  ±  0.08 0.79  ±  0.75 0.17  ±  0.04 3.34  ±  0.75 0.09  ±  0.05 2.20  ±  1.26

All dEs V 0.08  ±  0.10 0.54  ±  0.69 0.21  ±  0.07 4.45  ±  1.53 0.09  ±  0.08 2.01  ±  1.68
Rot. supported dEs V 0.08  ±  0.13 0.55  ±  0.85 0.21  ±  0.09 4.38  ±  1.86 0.10  ±  0.09 2.10  ±  2.05
Press. supported dEs V 0.08  ±  0.08 0.54  ±  0.55 0.21  ±  0.06 4.51  ±  1.25 0.09  ±  0.06 1.91  ±  1.32

Notes. Δ1σ = dfit quantifies these distances as a function of the 1σ scatter of Es in these relations. If Δ1σ > 1.0 then the dEs are outside the fit of Es in more than 1σ scatter. The 1σ scatter of the Faber-Jackson and FP fits reported by FB11 have been transformed to be measured perpendicularly to the fits.

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