HI Detection in two Dwarf S0 Galaxies in Nearby Groups: ESO384-016 and NGC 59
arXiv:astro-ph/0509770 · doi:10.1086/498340
Abstract
An \hi survey of 10 dE/dS0 galaxies in the nearby Sculptor and Centaurus A groups was made using the Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA). The observed galaxies have accurate distances derived by Jerjen et al (1998; 2000b) using the surface brightness fluctuation technique. Their absolute magnitudes are in the range . Only two of the ten galaxies were detected at our detection limit ( \msol for the Centaurus group and \msol for the Sculptor group), the two dS0 galaxies ESO384-016 in the Centaurus A Group and NGC 59 in the Sculptor Group, with \hi masses of \msol and \msol respectively. Those two detections were confirmed using the Green Bank Telescope. These small \hi reservoirs could fuel future generations of low level star formation and could explain the bluer colors seen at the center of the detected galaxies. Similarly to what is seen with the Virgo dEs, the two objects with \hi appear to be on the outskirt of the groups.
arXiv comment25 pages (11 figures), accepted by AJ
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