Two dimensional bulge disk decomposition
arXiv:astro-ph/9705214 · doi:10.1086/300754
Abstract
We propose a two dimensional galaxy fitting algorithm to extract parameters of the bulge, disk, and a central point source from broad band images of galaxies. We use a set of realistic galaxy parameters to construct a large number of model galaxy images which we then use as input to our galaxy fitting program to test it. We find that our approach recovers all structural parameters to a fair degree of accuracy. We elucidate our procedures by extracting parameters for 3 real galaxies -- NGC 661, NGC 1381, and NGC 1427.
23 pages, LaTeX, AASTEX macros used, 7 Postscript figures, submitted to ApJ
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