Warm molecular gas temperature distribution in six local infrared bright Seyfert galaxies

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A&A, 566 (2014) A49

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Table 1

Sample of IR bright Seyfert galaxies observed with Herschel/SPIRE FTS.

Galaxy name	RA	Dec	cz^a	D_L^b	Nuclear	log L_IR^d	α_AGN^e	Obs. ID^f
	(J2000.0)	(J2000.0)	(km s^-1)	(Mpc)	spect. class.^c	(L_⊙)	(%)

NGC 34	00 11 06.5	−12 06 26	5881	77.0	Sy2	11.4	2	1342199253
IRASF 05189–2524	05 21 01.4	−25 21 45	12760	181	Sy2	12.2	71	1342192832, 1342192833
UGC 05101	09 35 51.6	+61 21 11	11802	168	Sy2	12.0	35	1342209278
NGC 5135	13 25 44.0	−29 50 01	4105	60.9	Sy2	11.3	20	1342212344
NGC 7130	21 48 19.5	−34 57 04	4842	63.6	Sy2	11.3	25	1342219565
NGC 7469	23 03 15.6	+08 52 26	4892	56.6	Sy1	11.5	20	1342199252

Notes.

^(a)

Heliocentric velocity from NASA/IPAC extragalactic database (NED).

^(b)

Luminosity distance from NED.

^(c)

Classification of the nuclear activity from optical spectroscopy from Yuan et al. (2010), except for NGC 7469 (Alonso-Herrero et al. 2009).

^(d)

Logarithm of the IR luminosity, L(8–1000 μm), from Sanders et al. (2003) scaled to the adopted distance.

^(e)

AGN fractional contribution to the total luminosity from Esquej et al. (2012), Veilleux et al. (2009), and Pereira-Santaella et al. (2011).

^(f)

Herschel observation ID of the SPIRE/FTS data.

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