Study of the stellar line-strength indices and kinematics along bars - I. Bar age and metallicity gradients

I. Pérez; P. Sánchez-Blázquez; A. Zurita

doi:10.1051/0004-6361:200811084

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Issue		A&A Volume 495, Number 3, March I 2009


Page(s)		775 - 794
Section		Extragalactic astronomy
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361:200811084
Published online		14 January 2009

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Appendix A: Line-strength distribution

Figure A.1 shows the line-strength gradients in the bar region for all the galaxies.

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Appendix B: Calibration to the model spectrophotometric systems

The original Lick/IDS spectra were not flux-calibrated by means of a flux-standard stars but normalised to a quartz-iodide tungsten lamp. The resulting continuum shape cannot be reproduced and causes small offsets for the indices with a broad wavelength range. Furthermore, the wavelength dependent resolution of the Lick spectrograph is also difficult to reproduce, which causes differences in other indices with larger dependence on resolution. In order to compare our measured indices with models based on this library we have to calculate these offsets. To calculate them, we observed 11 and 35 stars in common with the Lick/IDS library. By comparing the indices measured in our stars with those in the Lick/IDS database for the same objects, we derived mean offsets for all the indices observed. Figure B.1 shows this comparison. We did not find any systematic difference between the offset obtained with the stars of the first and second run and, therefore, we calculated just one offset for the two runs. The final offsets are listed in Table B.1

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Table B.1: Mean offsets measured in the stars in common between our observing runs and MILES (first column) and Lick/IDS (second column).

Appendix C: Stellar population fits

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