Table 1.
General properties of SIT 45.
| (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy | RA | Dec | z | r90 | (Mu, Mg, Mr, Mi, Mz) |
| (deg) | (deg) | (arcsec) | (abs mag) | ||
| SIT 45A | 23:25:00.25 | −00:00:08.1 | 0.03358 | 28.51 | (−19.37, −20.11, −20.39, −20.45, −20.43) |
| SIT 45B | 23:25:01.84 | −00:00:01.5 | 0.03397 | 26.03 | (−18.85, −19.62, −20.00, −20.21, −20.04) |
| SIT 45C | 23:25:03.81 | +00:01:07.2 | 0.03392 | 1.44 | (−16.69, −17.52, −18.18, −18.59, −18.84) |
Notes. The columns correspond to: (1) name of the galaxy in SIT 45; (2) J2000.0 right ascension in degrees; (3) J2000.0 declination in degrees; (4) redshift of the galaxy; (5) Petrosian radius containing 90% of the total flux of the galaxy in the r-band; (6) absolute magnitude in the SDSS-DR10 (u, g, r, i, z) bands. The galaxy coordinates, redshift, and r90 data are from SDSS-DR10. The absolute magnitudes were obtained by fitting the SED in the five bands of SDSS-DR10 using the k-correct routine (Blanton & Roweis 2007).
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