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Table A.1.

Main properties of the sample of simulated massive discs studied in this work.

Simulation Galaxy ID log10(M/M) log10(Mhalo/M) vflat Reff
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
EAGLE 14582105 10.95 12.93 236.66 9.17 2.41 0.84
EAGLE 14202038 10.98 12.70 253.67 9.24 2.50 0.83
EAGLE 15518507 11.01 12.74 287.68 13.45 2.32 0.79
...

IllustrisTNG 351452 11.11 12.48 266.92 9.20 1.75 0.82
IllustrisTNG 368436 11.33 12.64 290.15 16.58 1.79 0.84
IllustrisTNG 369366 10.89 12.25 225.96 13.18 1.82 0.89
...

Notes. (1) Simulation suite: the runs analysed are Ref-L0100N1504 in EAGLE and TNG100-1 in IllustrisTNG; (2) galaxy ID from the catalogues of McAlpine et al. (2016) and Nelson et al. (2019); (3)-(4) stellar and halo masses; (5) velocity of the flat part of the rotation curve in  km s−1, defined as specified in Sect. 2; (6) effective (half-mass) stellar radius in  kpc; and (7)-(8) mean stellar v/σ and stellar disc fraction, defined as in Sect. 2.

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