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Table 1.

Main properties of the galaxies in our sample.

Galaxy name Hubble type (1) M* (1010 M) (2) R0, disk (kpc) (3) Ropt (2) (kpc) hscale (4) (kpc)
Au1 SBb 2.75 4.07 20.0 2.8
Au2 SBc 7.05 8.99 37.0 3.5
Au3 Sb 7.75 4 31.0 2.7
Au5 SBb 6.72 4.58 21.0 3.6
Au6 SBbc 4.75 5.43 26.0 3.3
Au7 SBb 4.88 5.43 25.0 5.1
Au8 Sc 2.99 3 25.0 3.0
Au9 SBb 6.10 6.45 19.0 2.8
Au10 SBa 5.94 6.45 16.0 3.3
Au12 SBab 6.01 3.73 19.0 13.1
Au14 SBb 10.39 5.09 26.0 6.2
Au15 Sbc 3.93 3 23.0 4.4
Au16 Sc 5.41 4 36.0 4.0
Au17 SBa 7.61 5.43 16.0 2.4
Au18 SBb 8.04 6.45 21.0 2.8
Au19 Sbc 5.32 3 24.0 3.8
Au21 SBb 7.72 3.39 24.0 4.3
Au22 SBa 6.02 6.28 13.5 2.7
Au23 SBbc 9.02 9.50 25.0 2.9
Au24 SBc 6.55 5.09 30.0 4.2
Au25 SBb 3.14 4.41 21.0 2.1
Au26 SBa 10.97 5.43 18.0 3.2
Au27 SBbc 9.61 5.77 26.0 3.7
Au28 SBa 10.45 7.46 17.5 3.8

Notes. (1) Hubble types from Walo-Martín et al. (2021); (2) Stellar mass M* and optical radius Ropt (defined as the radius where the B-band surface brightness drops below 25 mag arcsec−2) are from Grand et al. (2017); (3) R0, disk, the minimum radius at which the thin disk dominates over the central component. When the galaxy is barred, this value is the length of the bar taken from Blázquez-Calero et al. (2020), following Walo-Martín et al. (2021). When the galaxy is unbarred, R0, disk is the approximate radius where the disk starts to dominate over the bulge, according to Fig. 4 in Grand et al. (2017); (4) The hscale parameter was calculated here as the standard deviation of the vertical position of particles at 0.5 Ropt, following García de la Cruz et al. (2021).

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