Fig. 8.

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Galactocentric Toomre diagram for confirmed galactic SySts with velocity information. On the horizontal axis we have the circular (azimuthal) velocity component, vφ, and on the vertical axis the squared root of the sum of the squares of the (galactocentric) radial velocity, vr, and vertical velocity, vz. The dashed lines mark constant total velocities (vr2 + vφ2 + vz2)1/2 of 70 and 180 km s−1, centered at the Local Standard of Rest (vφ ≈ 238 km s−1; Reid et al. 2014) for easier visualization. Thus marking the classical boundaries between thin and thick disks. Uncertainties are defined as the standard error, inferred applying a bootstrap analysis (104 drawings for each system). Inferred velocities are displayed in Table 2.
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