New radial velocities for dwarf galaxies in the Local Volume
arXiv:1508.02591 · doi:10.1007/s10511-015-9385-6
Abstract
Radial velocities measured with the 6-meter telescope are given for 5 faint dwarf galaxies. All of these galaxies are confirmed as very nearby objects. Two of them, KK135 (dIr) and UGC 1703 (dSph/dTr), are local isolated dwarfs, and the three others, UGCA 127sat (dIr), NGC 2683dw1 (dIr), and NGC891dwA (dTr), belong to companions of nearby massive spirals.
arXiv comment6 pages, 6 figures, 2 tables, accepted by Astrophysics
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