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A&A
Volume 582, October 2015
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| Article Number | A21 | |
| Number of page(s) | 50 | |
| Section | Extragalactic astronomy | |
| DOI | https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201424935 | |
| Published online | 30 September 2015 | |
Online material
Appendix A: Table of kinematic properties
Morphological parameters of the sample of interacting CALIFA galaxies used in this study.
Stellar kinematic properties of the interacting sample selected for this study included in the CALIFA survey.
Ionized gas kinematic properties of the interacting sample selected for this study included in the CALIFA survey.
Kinematic (mis)alignment between the stellar and the ionised gas components for the galaxies included in this study.
Appendix B: Velocity fields
In this appendix we present the stellar and ionized gas kinematic maps of the sample used in this study. We group from Figs. B.1 to B.4 the galaxies in the different interaction stages described in Sect. 2.1. For each interacting galaxy (system) we show from left to right: SDSS r-band image. For post-merger and merger remnants we enhance the contrast of the images to highlight their morphological features. The white hexagon represents the area covered by the CALIFA FoV. The white line in the bottom left corner represents a 10 kpc scale. In systems where both objects are observed, two hexagons are plotted. The next panel shows the SDSS r-band image at the same area for which the kinematic velocity distributions has been observed. The white line represents the morphological PA. The next two
panels show the stellar and the ionized gas velocity fields. The green dots in each of these panels represent the position of maximum velocity for that galactocentric distance. The black lines represent the mean kinematic PA derived from these points (see details in Sect. 2.5). The last panel shows the velocity curve derived directly from the velocity field (see details in Sect. 2.5); the blue and red curves represent the stellar and the ionized gas components, respectively. The thickness of the lines represents the uncertainty in the determination of the maximum velocity for each galactocentric distance by means of Monte Carlo simulations (see details in Sect. 2.5). For galaxies where the kinematic PA was not possible to determine in a given component, neither the velocity curves nor the positions are plotted in the velocity fields.
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Fig. B.1
Objects in the pre-merger stage. Top: UGC 312 and UGC 312NOTES01. Middle: NGC 192 and NGC 197. Bottom: NGC 444. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: NGC 477 and CGCG536-030. Middle: NGC 499 and NGC 495. Bottom: NGC 2449. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 432. Middle: IC 2247. Bottom: IC 540. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: NGC 4003. Middle: UGC 7012. Bottom: IC 944. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: NGC 5378. Middle: NGC 5682. Bottom: NGC 5730 and NGC 5731. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 9476. Middle: NGC 5797 and NGC 5794. Bottom: IC 1079 and IC 1078. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 9873. Middle: NGC 5957. Bottom: NGC 5966. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: IC 4566, Middle: NGC 6021, Bottom: NGC 6146. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 10650. Middle: NGC 6278. Bottom: NGC 6314. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 10796. Middle: NGC 6427. Bottom: NGC 6978 and NGC 6977. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: UGC 11717. Middle: NGC 7562 Bottom: UGC 12494. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top: NGC 7608. Middle: NGC 7653. Bottom: NGC 7671. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. Top panel: UGC 5498NED01. Middle: UGC 9711. Bottom: UGC 10331. |
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Fig. B.1
continued. VV488NED02. |
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Fig. B.2
Pairs of Galaxies with signatures of interactions. Top: pair UGC 335NED02 and NED01. Middle: pair of galaxies NGC 169 and NGC 169A. Bottom: UGC 3995. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: pair NGC 3303 and NGC 3303NED01. Middle: NGC 3406NED01 and NGC 3406NED02. Bottom: companion NGC 3991. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: NGC 4211NED02 and NGC 4211NED01. Middle: NGC 4676A and NGC 4676B. Bottom: NGC 5216 and NGC 5218. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: NGC 5394. Middle: NGC 5614. Bottom: NGC 5930 and NGC 5929. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: NGC 5934 and NGC 5935. Middle: NGC 5953 and NGC 5954. Bottom: UGC 10695. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: NGC 7236 and UGC 11958. Middle: UGC 11680 NED01 and NED02. Bottom: NGC 7549 and NGC 7550. |
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Fig. B.2
continued. Top: UGC 12688. Middle: NGC 7783NED01. Bottom: NGC 4841 A and NGC 4841 B. |
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Fig. B.3
Post-merger galaxies. Top: NGC 2623. Middle: UGC 8107. Bottom: Arp 220. |
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Fig. B.3
continued. Post-merger galaxies. Top: UGC 10205. Middle: NGC 7025. Bottom: NGC 7625. |
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Fig. B.3
continued. Top: NGC 7722. Bottom: UGC 12864. |
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Fig. B.4
Late merger remnants galaxies. Top: NGC 1167. Middle: NGC 1349. Bottom: NGC 3106. |
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Fig. B.4
continued. Late merger remnants galaxies. Top: NGC 5623. Middle: NGC 5739. Bottom: NGC 5784. |
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Fig. B.4
continued. Late merger remnants galaxies. Top: NGC 6154. Middle: UGC 10905. Bottom: NGC 7711. |
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Fig. B.4
continued. NGC 7738. |
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