Corrections for Velocity Dispersion in the Tully-Fisher Relation

Tully–Fisher Relation

The Baryonic Tully-Fisher Relation.

We explore the Tully-Fisher relation over five decades in stellar mass in galaxies with circular velocities ranging over 30 less, similarVc less, similar300 km s-1. We find a clear break in the optical Tully-Fisher relation: field galaxies with Vc less, similar90 km s-1 fall below the relation defined by brighter galaxies. These faint galaxies, however, are very rich in gas; adding in the gas m...

Tully-Fisher relation

Detailed neutral hydrogen observations have been obtained of the large barred spiral galaxy NGC 3992 and its three small companion spiral galaxies, UGC 6923, UGC 6940, and UGC 6969. Contrary to the large galaxy, for the companions the H i distribution ends quite abruptly at the optical edges. Velocity fields have been constructed from which rotation curves have been derived. Assuming a reasonab...

A Tully-fisher Relation for S0 Galaxies

We present an I-band Tully-Fisher relation (TFR) for 18 nearby S0 galaxies using kinematics derived from long slit spectroscopy of stellar absorption lines. Our estimates of the circular velocity, Vc, at 2-3 exponential disk scale lengths account for line-of-sight projection and for the stellar random motions through an asymmetric drift correction. Uniform and accurate distance calibration for ...

Calibrating Evolution in the Tully-Fisher Relation

We reevaluate evidence for luminosity evolution in the intermediate-redshift Tully-Fisher relation (TFR), focusing on the spatially resolved kinematic data sets of Vogt et al. (1997) and Simard & Pritchet (1998). We use low-z data from the Nearby Field Galaxy Survey (NFGS) to match the intermediate-z studies' sample selection criteria, analysis techniques, and data quality. The passively evolvi...