Spectral Lines and Radial Velocities of Galaxies in Pairs
Thornton L. Page
Abstract
Thornton L. Page
Abstract
Measures of the spectra of eighty-eight galaxies in forty-five close pairs have been reviewed and corrected. Originally measured for velocity differences used in a determination of the average masses of galaxies, they are now listed in conventional form, together with twenty-six independent measures by others. Evidence is noted for a possible systematic difference in redshift between emission and absorption lines.
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Measures of the spectra of eighty-eight galaxies in forty-five close pairs have been reviewed and corrected. Originally measured for velocity differences used in a determination of the average masses of galaxies, they are now listed in conventional form, together with twenty-six independent measures by others. Evidence is noted for a possible systematic difference in redshift between emission and absorption lines.
Key concepts: Physics, Radial velocity, Astrophysics, Galaxy, Astronomy, Red shift, Stars