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Table 1

Gaseous and stellar properties of six isolated UDGs.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
Name Type D r eff S HI M HI V sys W 50 M M HI / M Reference
(Mpc) (kpc) (Jykm s-1) (M) (km s-1) (km s-1) (M)

This work

DGSAT I q 78 4.5 < 0.17 (5σ) < 2.4 × 108 (5σ) 5450 ± 40a ... 4 × 108 < 0.61 (5σ) M16
M-161-1 q 81 4.1 < 0.083 (5σ) < 1.3 × 108 (5σ) 5600 ± 200 a ... 2.5 × 108 b < 0.52 (5σ) D97
R-127-1 q 75 4.2 < 0.10 (5σ) < 1.3 × 108 (5σ) 5250 ± 200a ... 3.2 × 108 b < 0.41 (5σ) D97
SdI-2 sf 40 1.3 0.63 2.4 × 108 2543 69 0.9 × 107 27 B17

From literature

SdI-1 sf 112 2.6 1.2 × 109 7791 90 1 × 107 120 B17, R04
UGC 2162 sf 12.3 1.7 1.9 × 108 1172 55 2 × 107 10 T17, M04

Notes. (1) Quiescent (q) or star-forming (sf) galaxy according to optical spectrum. (2) Distance. (3) Radius enclosing half of the total light. (4) Total flux of the HI emission line. Reported only for objects observed in this work. (5) Total HI mass. (6) Heliocentric recessional velocity, measured from the central velocity of the HI line profile. (7) Observed velocity width of the HI line profile, at 50% of the peak intensity level (uncorrected for inclination). (8) Stellar mass. (9) HI gas fraction. (10) References: Martínez-Delgado et al. (2016, M16), Dalcanton et al. (1997, D97), Bellazzini et al. (2017, B17), Trujillo et al. (2017, T17), Roberts et al. (2004, R04), Meyer et al. (2004, M04).

(a)

Redshifts from optical spectra.

(b)

Stellar masses are calculated from the V-band magnitude (D97), and assuming VI = 1.0 (same color as DGSAT I). We use the mass-to-light calibration of Into & Portinari (2013, Table 3).

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