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A&A
Volume 539, March 2012
Article Number A106
Number of page(s) 17
Section Extragalactic astronomy
DOI https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201118172
Published online 01 March 2012

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Table 1

List of our observed compact groups, group coordinates, number of member galaxies, average redshift, and our group classification as described in the text.

Table 2

Group dynamical properties.

Appendix A

We present here a set of figures representative of class A, class B groups.

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Stacked R band acquisition images for a sample of class A confirmed compact groups. From top left to bottom right, in increasing right ascension order: PCG001108+054449, PCG015254-001033, PCG102512+091835, PCG114233+140738, PCG151833-013726, and PCG235439+032308. The black lines visible in some images are the gap between the two CCDs on the EMMI red mosaic. In all cases the whole group was in one chip, but imaged at different rotation angles, to position accurately the slit. Exposure times vary from 180 s to 450 s. In all images N is up and E is left.

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Same for Fig. 8, but for class B groups. From top left to bottom right, in increasing right ascension order: PCG031139+072404, PCG091524+213038, PCG105400+113327, PCG111250+132815, PCG151037+061618, and PCG234100+000450.

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