An H I survey of the Bootes void .1. The data

A Szomoru*, J H van Gorkom, MD Gregg

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Abstract

We present the results of a neutral hydrogen survey of the Bootes void carried out with the VLA(2) [Napier et al., Proc. Inst. Electron. Electric. Eng. 71, 1295 (1983)] in D array. The survey covers similar to 1100 Mpc(3) about 1% of the volume of the void as defined by Kirshner et al., [ApJ, 314, 493 (1987)]. We observed 24 fields, centered on known void galaxies; 16 of these were detected in H I. Eighteen uncataloged companion galaxies were discovered directly in the H I line at distances of 45'' to 14.5' from the target galaxies. We also present the results of follow-up optical imaging observations and discovery of one additional Bootes void galaxy, found through spectroscopy of a number of apparent companions to known void members. Our angular resolution is similar to 1' (45 kpc)3, each field has a size of similar to 1 degrees (2.7 Mpc). The detected H I masses range from 8x10(8) to 1X10(10) M(circle dot). Typically our 2 sigma H I column density sensitivity is 2x10(19) cm(-2). The radio and optical data are analyzed and discussed in the following companion article (Paper II, Szomoru et al. 1996). (C) 1996 American Astronomical Society.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2141-2149.e42
Number of pages51
JournalThe Astronomical Journal
Volume111
Issue number6
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun-1996

Keywords

  • EMISSION-LINE GALAXIES
  • IRAS GALAXIES
  • SKY SURVEY
  • MORPHOLOGY
  • PHOTOMETRY
  • STANDARDS
  • DIRECTION
  • REDSHIFT
  • CLUSTERS
  • SPECTRA

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