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Table 1

The sample of nearby edge-on galaxies as targets of dedicated searches for associated dwarf galaxies.

Name α J2000 δ J2000 l II b II V D log LB Bulge
(km s-1) (Mpc) (L)

NGC 7814 00 03 14.89 +16 08 43.5 106.4  –45.2 1050 16 ± 3 10.2 p +
NGC 100 00 24 02.98 +16 29 13.6 113.5  –45.9 850 17 ± 3 9.1
UGC 1281 01 49 31.61 +32 35 19.5 136.9  –28.7 150 6 ± 1 8.6
ESO 477–G016 01 56 15.99  –22 54 04.0 200.4  –74.7 1825 36 ± 5 10.1 m
NGC 891 02 22 33.41 +42 20 56.9 140.4  –17.4 525 10 ± 1 10.4 m +
NGC 1886 05 21 48.15  –23 48 36.5 226.3  –29.6 1750 31 ± 5 9.8 m +
ESO 121–G006 06 07 29.86  –61 48 27.3 271.0  –28.8 1200 20 ± 3 9.5 s
NGC 2549 08 18 58.35 +57 48 11.0 159.7 +34.2 1075 17 ± 7 9.8 p
NGC 2654 08 49 11.83 +60 13 16.2 156.1 +37.8 1350 28 ± 4 10.0 m
UGC 5245 09 47 34.49  –02 01 57.1 238.8 +37.0 1400 21 ± 4 9.0
NGC 3098 10 02 16.69 +24 42 39.9 206.8 +52.1 1400 20 ± 6 9.7 m
NGC 3115 10 05 13.98  –07 43 06.9 247.8 +30.8 675 10 ± 2 10.3 p
UGC 5459 10 08 10.07 +53 05 00.5 160.8 +50.3 1100 22 ± 4 10.1 – +
NGC 3669 11 25 26.81 +57 43 16.2 143.3 +55.9 1940 43 ± 23 10.2 s
UGC 6792 11 49 23.30 +39 46 17.4 164.5 +72.0 850 20 ± 3 9.0
NGC 4179 12 12 52.11 +01 17 58.9 281.6 +62.6 1250 18 ± 4 9.9 m
UGC 7321 12 17 34.00 +22 32 24.5 241.9 +81.1 400 18 ± 6 9.1
NGC 4244 12 17 29.66 +37 48 25.6 154.6 +77.2 250 04 ± 2 9.7 s +
UGC 7394 12 20 27.66 +01 28 11.1 285.5 +63.3 1600 32 ± 3 9.2
NGC 4565 12 36 20.78 +25 59 15.6 230.8 +86.4 1225 12 ± 4 10.8 m +
ESO 575–G061 13 08 15.60  –21 00 08.0 308.2 +41.7 1650 29 ± 5 9.4
NGC 5170 13 29 48.79  –17 57 59.1 315.7 +44.0 1500 27 ± 7 10.9 s
UGC 8880 13 57 11.48 +50 26 08.6   99.1 +63.5 1850 m
NGC 5470 14 06 31.70 +06 01 41.0 346.5 +62.4 1025 24 ± 3 9.2 m +
UGC 9242 14 25 21.02 +39 32 22.5   71.4 +66.9 1475 20 ± 6 9.0
UGC 9249 14 26 59.78 +08 41 01.0 358.2 +60.9 1375 19 ± 3 8.9
NGC 5746 14 44 55.92 +01 57 18.0 355.0 +53.0 1725 30 ± 3 11.1 m +
NGC 5866 15 06 29.50 +55 45 47.6   92.0 +52.5 750 12 ± 4 10.1 p +
NGC 5907 15 15 53.77 +56 19 43.6   91.6 +51.1 675 16 ± 2 10.8 – +
UGC 9977 15 41 59.54 +00 42 46.1     7.3 +41.3 1925 29 ± 3 10.3 – +
ESO 146–G014 22 13 00.43  –62 04 03.4 328.6  –46.4 1700 21 ± 2 9.4
IC 5176 22 14 55.93  –66 50 57.9 323.0  –43.7 1750 27 ± 3 10.3 s

Notes. Column (1): source name. Columns (2)–(5): equatorial and Galactic coordinates. Column (6): systemic velocity from NED, rounded to 25 km s-1. Column (7): here and elsewhere in the text, distances D are average values from the literature given by NED. If there is no distance determination independent of radial velocity, no value is given. Column (8): the logarithm of the blue luminosity (LB in solar units) was taken from the “RC3” of de Vaucouleurs et al. (1991), correcting for inclination, internal extinction, and redshift. Only for NGC 1886, ESO 121–G006, and ESO 311–G012 were luminosities calculated from RC3 uncorrected blue magnitudes. Column (9): – indicates the apparent absence of a bulge; otherwise, with increasing dominance of a bulge, small = s, moderate = m, and prominent = p (see Sect. 4). A “+” indicates that at least some traces of an equatorial dust lane are present.

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