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Early-type galaxies in the near-infrared: 1.5-2.4\mum spectroscopy

M. Cesetti, V. D. Ivanov, L. Morelli +6

Near-infrared (hereafter NIR) data may provide complementary information to the traditional optical population synthesis analysis of unresolved stellar populations because the spec…

astro-ph2003

Central DM density cuspiness in LSB's: a stellar kinematics approach

A. Pizzella, E. M. Corsini, F. Bertola +4

We present preliminary results from spectroscopic observations of a sample of 11 low surface brightness galaxies (LSB). We measured the stellar and gaseous kinematics along their m…

astro-ph2000

Kinematics and photometry as complementary tools in the study of barred galaxies

Juan Carlos Vega Beltran, Peter Erwin, John Beckman +4

Recent advances in observational techniques and theoretical modelling of galaxy kinematics allow us to use more than just optical morphology to discern the structure and dynamics o…

astro-ph2000

The Quest for the Dominant Stellar Population in the Giant Elliptical NGC 5018

Lucio M. Buson, Francesco Bertola, David Burstein +1

Newly obtained HST/WFPC2 images of the disturbed elliptical galaxy NGC 5018 show that the average amount of internal reddening due to the its complex ``dust web'' is as low as E(B-…

astro-ph2000

NGC 4672: a new case of an early-type disk galaxy with an orthogonally decoupled core

M. Sarzi, E. M. Corsini, A. Pizzella +4

We report the case of the early-type disk galaxy NGC 4672 as a new example of a galaxy characterized by the orthogonal geometrical decoupling between bulge and disk. The morphologi…

astro-ph1999

Minor-Axis Stellar Velocity Gradients in Disk and Polar-Ring Galaxies

F. Bertola, E. M. Corsini

Kinematical decoupling between two components of a galaxy suggests the occurrence of a second event. In disk galaxies it is usually observed as a counterrotation of the stellar dis…