A Five-Band Study of Spiral Galaxies: X-Ray, Optical, Near- and Far-Infrared, and Radio Continuum Correlations
A Five-Band Study of Spiral Galaxies: X-Ray, Optical, Near- and Far-Infrared, and Radio Continuum Correlations
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螺旋星系的五波段研究:X 射线、光学、近红外、远红外以及射电连续谱相关性
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10.1086/165934
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1988
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G. Trinchieri
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作者:
G. Fabbiano;I. Gioia;G. Trinchieri
A statistical analysis is given of the relationships between global emission properties of spiral galaxies, including the radio continuum, far-infared, near-infrared H-band, optical (B), and X-ray emission. Different properties are observed in early-type and in late-type spiral galaxies, which can be ascribed to the presence of prominent bulges in the former. In late-type spirals, the statistical properties of the emission at different wavelengths are consistent with a common disk/arm origin. The power-law exponents of the correlations are consistent with a steeper IMF in low-luminosity galaxies and with the presence of an obscured starburst component in high-luminosity galaxies. The strongest correlation of the radio continuum luminosity with any other variable is with the far-infrared, suggesting that the radio emission is disjoint from the older low-mass stellar component.