2000A&A...359..865S

Query : 2000A&A...359..865S

2000A&A...359..865S - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 359, 865-875 (2000/7-3)

The ISOPHOT 170µm serendipity survey. I. Compact sources with galaxy associations.

STICKEL M., LEMKE D., KLAAS U., BEICHMAN C.A., ROWAN-ROBINSON M., EFSTATHIOU A., BOGUN S., KESSLER M.F. and RICHTER G.

Abstract (from CDS):

The first set of compact sources observed in the ISOPHOT 170µm Serendipity Survey is presented. From the slew data with low (I100µm≤15MJy/sr) cirrus background, 115 well-observed sources with a high signal-to-noise ratio in all detector pixels having a galaxy association were extracted. Of the galaxies with known optical morphologies, the vast majority are classified as spirals, barred spirals, or irregulars. The 170µm fluxes measured from the Serendipity slews have been put on an absolute flux level by using calibration sources observed additionally with the photometric mapping mode of ISOPHOT. For all but a few galaxies, the 170µm fluxes are determined for the first time, which represents a significant increase in the number of galaxies with measured Far-Infrared (FIR) fluxes beyond the IRAS 100µm limit. The 170µm fluxes cover the range 2≲F170µm≲100Jy. Formulae for the integrated FIR fluxes F40–220µm and the total infrared fluxes F1–1000µm incorporating the new 170µm fluxes are provided. The large fraction of sources with a high F170µm/F100µm flux ratio indicates that a cold (TDust≲20K) dust component is present in many galaxies. The detection of such a cold dust component is crucial for the determination of the total dust mass in galaxies, and, in cases with a large F170µm/F100µm flux ratio, increases the dust mass by a significant factor. The typical mass of the coldest dust component is MDust=107.5±0.5M☉, a factor 2-10 larger than that derived from IRAS fluxes alone. As a consequence, the majority of the derived gas-to-dust ratios are much closer to the canonical value of ≃160 for the Milky Way. By relaxing the selection criteria, it is expected that the Serendipity Survey will eventually lead to a catalog of 170µm fluxes for ≃1000 galaxies.

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Journal keyword(s): methods: data analysis - catalogs - surveys - galaxies: ISM - infrared: galaxies

VizieR on-line data: <Available at CDS (J/A+A/359/865): table4.dat>

Nomenclature: Table 4, col(1): [SLK2000] NNN (Nos 1-115) = Table 4, col(2): ISOSS JHHMMm+DDMM N=115.

Simbad objects: 128

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Number of rows : 128
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA 		ICRS (J2000)
DEC 		Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2024 		#notes
1 NGC 7821 G 00 05 16.7043056424 -16 28 36.866296956   14   13.16   ~ 34 0
2 ESO 473-6 Sy1 00 15 22.6554298464 -24 03 35.129679588   14.87   14.30   ~ 23 0
3 UGC 148 AG? 00 15 51.274 +16 05 23.29   14.0       ~ 85 0
4 NGC 157 Sy2 00 34 46.7879913696 -08 23 47.273597952   11.0 19.00 10.03 10.7 ~ 351 0
5 NGC 238 Sy2 00 43 25.7445053400 -50 10 58.333706292   13.28   12.14 12.5 ~ 31 0
6 ESO 411-34 EmG 00 57 46.9455374760 -27 30 06.078979368   13.49 9.69 12.38 13.1 ~ 54 0
7 VV 769 PaG 01 16 18.3 +46 44 35           ~ 42 1
8 UGC 816 GiG 01 16 20.5621583712 +46 44 52.472704488   15.0 13.65 13.19 13.00 ~ 51 1
9 NGC 477 Sy2 01 21 20.3410541880 +40 29 17.414141208   14.0       ~ 102 0
10 NGC 520 AG? 01 24 34.90 +03 47 29.4 12.41 12.24 11.42     ~ 513 3
11 NGC 549 EmG 01 25 28.4814273744 -38 16 02.919657216   14.53   12.64   ~ 41 1
12 NGC 646 IG 01 37 23.63 -64 53 44.9   14.37       ~ 22 0
13 ESO 413-16 GiG 01 39 57.0339454464 -28 41 48.069161592   14.06   12.64   ~ 42 0
14 UGC 1560 G 02 03 56.1763097304 +19 40 07.148245332   14.9       ~ 30 0
15 ESO 30-9 EmG 02 10 41.1883006248 -75 02 15.901713960   14.31   12.85   ~ 36 0
16 UGC 1871 GiG 02 25 04.5760925784 +22 13 01.769529468   14.9       ~ 41 0
17 UGC 2238 AG? 02 46 17.482 +13 05 44.33   15.2       ~ 128 1
18 NGC 1087 H2G 02 46 25.1550134904 -00 29 55.457857644   11.5   11.4 11.5 ~ 329 0
19 NGC 1103 Sy2 02 48 06.194 -13 57 27.27   13.5   12.42 13.1 ~ 33 0
20 NGC 1302 GiG 03 19 51.2026512864 -26 03 37.946814660   11.43   9.99 10.8 ~ 143 0
21 LEDA 14940 Sy2 04 21 19.9880011632 -18 48 39.107512656   15.24   13.54   ~ 48 0
22 ESO 550-25 PaG 04 21 20.1 -18 48 45           ~ 60 0
23 ESO 202-12 AG? 04 22 50.4058657392 -47 38 11.180197392   16.06       ~ 14 0
24 UGC 3066 AG? 04 30 58.0756769712 +05 32 32.529253524   15.0       ~ 45 0
25 NGC 1614 Sy1 04 34 00.027 -08 34 44.57   14.66 13.99     ~ 667 0
26 NGC 1667 Sy2 04 48 37.1804579280 -06 19 11.824427712   13.66 12.86 11.72   ~ 364 1
27 MCG-03-13-051 Sy2 05 01 32.6038985736 -16 09 58.014429336   14   13.14   ~ 27 0
28 NGC 1803 GiP 05 05 26.58 -49 34 04.7   13.51   12.54   ~ 27 0
29 LEDA 924605 G 05 14 41.5895463072 -14 26 18.538866636   16.48       ~ 7 0
30 2MASX J05212952-2614386 G 05 21 29.5224943344 -26 14 38.778293688           ~ 7 0
31 NGC 2076 GiG 05 46 47.465 -16 46 57.47   12.7   11.84 12.2 ~ 62 0
32 NGC 2466 EmG 07 45 15.9905179248 -71 24 37.620749808   13.42   12.44 13.0 ~ 39 0
33 NGC 2655 Sy2 08 55 37.731 +78 13 23.10   12.03 11.08     ~ 296 2
34 ESO 36-19 Sy1 09 06 35.7359775960 -75 49 32.585835252   13.76   12.66 13.1 ~ 41 0
35 NGC 2958 rG 09 40 41.6379597096 +11 53 18.209518476   13.9       ~ 59 0
36 NGC 3077 GiP 10 03 19.0965510921 +68 44 01.556166166 11.23 10.85 10.14 9.74   ~ 771 0
37 NGC 3162 GiG 10 13 31.5928405755 +22 44 15.161785167   12.2       ~ 140 0
38 NGC 3183 GiG 10 21 48.995 +74 10 36.82   12.68       ~ 60 1
39 ESO 375-26 EmG 10 27 02.497 -36 13 41.54   14.56   13.15   ~ 59 0
40 NGC 3938 GiG 11 52 49.4335936248 +44 07 14.697085116 10.80 10.90 10.38     ~ 533 1
41 NGC 4088 GiP 12 05 34.2230093952 +50 32 21.064017876   11.2       ~ 407 1
42 NGC 4178 H2G 12 12 46.443 +10 51 57.59   12.9       ~ 351 0
43 NGC 4222 GiP 12 16 22.522 +13 18 25.46   13.86       ~ 197 1
44 NGC 4293 LIN 12 21 12.891 +18 22 56.64   11.6       ~ 291 2
45 NGC 4383 AGN 12 25 25.5 +16 28 12 12.41 12.67 12.12     ~ 252 1
46 UGC 7513 GiG 12 25 42.634 +07 13 00.15   14.4       ~ 182 0
47 NGC 4388 Sy2 12 25 46.820 +12 39 43.45 11.91 11.76 11.02     ~ 1340 2
48 NGC 4402 GiP 12 26 07.65312 +13 06 47.9376   12.55       ~ 402 2
49 NGC 4639 GiP 12 42 52.3785000336 +13 15 26.706153600   13.62 12.72     ~ 610 0
50 NGC 4651 LIN 12 43 42.6376070448 +16 23 36.002649300   11.30 10.92 10.42 9.84 ~ 513 0
51 NGC 4701 GiG 12 49 11.5931072112 +03 23 19.389227964   13.1       ~ 170 0
52 NGC 4904 Sy1 13 00 58.667 -00 01 38.83   13.2       ~ 159 0
53 ESO 443-69 EmG 13 06 53.013 -28 33 28.44   13.13   12.31 12.9 ~ 54 0
54 NGC 4981 GiG 13 08 48.7426150512 -06 46 38.957361240   12.1   10.91 11.7 ~ 166 0
55 ESO 269-61 Sy2 13 11 01.806 -44 35 33.06   13.97   12.49 13.0 ~ 41 0
56 NAME Hardcastle Nebula EmG 13 12 56.07433 -32 41 38.2090   13.31   12.50 12.9 ~ 52 0
57 MCG+13-10-004 G 13 13 36.6895996656 +78 14 30.306030504   15.7       ~ 12 0
58 IC 4221 Sy1 13 18 30.3595530480 -14 36 32.170225356   13.93   12.94   ~ 57 0
59 NGC 5085 GiG 13 20 17.75 -24 26 24.5   11.99 11.12 10.62 11.0 ~ 94 0
60 Mrk 273 Sy2 13 44 42.1781 +55 53 12.819   15.68 14.91     ~ 913 3
61 NGC 5292 Sy2 13 47 40.0535898936 -30 56 22.139608740   12.85   11.29   ~ 51 0
62 UGC 8739 GiG 13 49 13.912 +35 15 27.04   14.7       ~ 118 1
63 NGC 5351 GiG 13 53 27.7184636040 +37 54 54.075242808   13.1       ~ 101 0
64 NGC 5356 GiP 13 54 58.422 +05 20 00.98   14.1       ~ 104 0
65 ESO 510-13 EmG 13 55 04.358 -26 46 50.45   13.37   11.81   ~ 41 0
66 NGC 5468 GiP 14 06 34.8905851004 -05 27 10.718829772   12.1   11.58 12.2 ~ 145 0
67 NGC 5504 GiG 14 12 15.8080947240 +15 50 30.967322136   13.9       ~ 48 0
68 NGC 5533 Sy2 14 16 07.7507477232 +35 20 37.879981584   13.0       ~ 175 1
69 NGC 5604 AG? 14 24 42.806 -03 12 43.71   13.7   12.836 13.1 ~ 72 0
70 IC 1048 GiP 14 42 57.876 +04 53 24.46   14.0       ~ 104 0
71 NGC 5757 Sy1 14 47 46.3913128392 -19 04 42.159319464   12.77 13.73 11.52 12.2 ~ 114 0
72 NGC 5806 AGN 15 00 00.4088018736 +01 53 28.779594792   12.40 11.70 10.94 11.6 ~ 282 1
73 NGC 5899 Sy2 15 15 03.252 +42 02 59.47   14.19 13.21     ~ 199 0
74 NGC 5956 LIN 15 34 58.5343014096 +11 45 00.936150696   13.3       ~ 87 0
75 NGC 5961 GiG 15 35 16.461 +30 51 50.72   14.0       ~ 55 0
76 NGC 5985 SyG 15 39 37.0545742176 +59 19 55.216886664   15.24 14.22     ~ 249 0
77 IC 1151 AG? 15 58 32.3414987472 +17 26 29.272859340   13.4       ~ 134 0
78 NGC 6052 AG? 16 05 12.8715178104 +20 32 32.607297132 13.01 13.44 13.00     ~ 351 2
79 UGC 10331 AG? 16 17 21.1517117352 +59 19 12.430734852   14.8       ~ 62 0
80 NGC 6120 rG 16 19 48.1172698464 +37 46 27.685374780   14.3       ~ 60 0
81 NGC 6140 AG? 16 20 58.162 +65 23 25.98   12.6       ~ 109 0
82 NGC 6190 GiC 16 32 06.7003894080 +58 26 20.332058928   13.2       ~ 36 0
83 NGC 6217 AGN 16 32 39.2100852960 +78 11 53.487076092   14.37 13.88     ~ 302 0
84 IRAS 16404+5910 G 16 41 13.8 +59 05 00           ~ 3 0
85 IC 1228 GiG 16 42 06.4155161760 +65 35 07.668800484   14.5       ~ 27 0
86 UGC 10559 AG? 16 46 50.394 +59 05 36.50   15.4       ~ 26 0
87 APG 293 G 16 58 27.8 +58 56 48           ~ 113 0
88 NGC 6286 GiG 16 58 31.3566512040 +58 56 10.114753560   14.2       ~ 186 1
89 NGC 6308 Sy2 17 11 59.7109274304 +23 22 47.879250636   14.4       ~ 32 0
90 Z 253-3 AG? 17 22 42.8323063104 +48 11 33.793517472   15.3       ~ 16 0
91 NGC 6368 AG? 17 27 11.543 +11 32 37.04   13.7       ~ 57 0
92 NGC 6381 GiP 17 27 16.912 +60 00 50.65   13.6       ~ 37 0
93 IC 4662 bCG 17 47 09.192 -64 38 19.25   11.75 11.1 10.45   ~ 235 4
94 NGC 6478 GiG 17 48 38.3418843264 +51 09 26.204414436   14.1       ~ 79 0
95 NGC 6503 LIN 17 49 26.4207792072 +70 08 39.604132176 11.56 10.95 10.28 9.92   ~ 520 1
96 IRAS 17517+6422 G 17 52 00.1870150200 +64 21 40.889606796           ~ 14 0
97 IC 4677 PN 17 58 15.8 +66 37 59   15       ~ 4 1
98 NGC 6543 PN 17 58 33.4039587288 +66 37 58.750734000   11.09 11.28     [WC] 1170 1
99 NGC 6574 GiG 18 11 51.2465713056 +14 58 54.747570108   12.5       ~ 179 0
100 NGC 6585 AG? 18 12 21.8195821440 +39 37 58.959601716   13.6       ~ 44 0
101 NGC 6667 AG? 18 30 39.815 +67 59 13.39   13.7       ~ 59 0
102 NGC 6670 PaG 18 33 35.2 +59 53 21           ~ 66 1
103 2MASX J18333768+5953227 IG 18 33 37.683 +59 53 22.76           ~ 70 0
104 IRAS 18509+4239 G 18 52 32.64407 +42 43 04.1770           ~ 7 1
105 IC 4807 EmG 19 02 17.6545415712 -56 55 52.185090684   14.20   13.09   ~ 22 0
106 NGC 6764 LIN 19 08 16.4036066688 +50 55 59.519979084   15.00 14.32     ~ 296 1
107 NGC 6787 G 19 16 10.5809476752 +60 25 03.245695896   14.9       ~ 16 0
108 NGC 6796 AG? 19 21 30.813 +61 08 41.40   13.5       ~ 57 0
109 NGC 6782 Sy2 19 23 57.9062029800 -59 55 20.952769044   12.70 11.84 11.27 11.7 ~ 125 1
110 2MASX J19270433+6744053 G 19 27 04.3199073024 +67 44 05.123879088           ~ 9 0
111 ESO 527-7 IG 20 04 31.0100507760 -26 25 39.383406876   14.87   13.81   ~ 17 0
112 NGC 6911 AG? 20 19 38.3598334824 +66 43 41.795095548   15.7       ~ 34 0
113 NGC 6893 EmG 20 20 49.6199866776 -48 14 20.731789248   12.73 11.45 10.93   ~ 50 0
114 NGC 6928 GiP 20 32 50.222 +09 55 35.15   13.7       ~ 78 0
115 ESO 286-19 LIN 20 58 26.8183783008 -42 38 59.411838156   14.79 14.79 14.20   ~ 291 0
116 NGC 7042 GiP 21 13 45.8881727208 +13 34 29.603900928   13.0       ~ 40 0
117 NGC 7137 AG? 21 48 13.0542933936 +22 09 34.505402508   13.3       ~ 90 0
118 NGC 7172 Sy2 22 02 01.897 -31 52 11.60   12.72 13.61 11.15 25.10 ~ 529 1
119 NGC 7217 LIN 22 07 52.3984675584 +31 21 33.632293572   12.94 11.92     ~ 494 0
120 IC 1438 Sy1 22 16 29.0893049880 -21 25 50.454727752   12.63   11.57   ~ 85 0
121 2MASX J22493210+3455098 LIN 22 49 32.102 +34 55 09.81   16.33       ~ 31 1
122 ESO 406-26 GiP 22 56 36.716 -36 14 58.94   13.46   12.36 12.8 ~ 86 0
123 2MASX J23113190+0523436 G 23 11 31.8906204168 +05 23 43.117504440   17.16       ~ 10 0
124 NGC 7541 GiP 23 14 43.857 +04 32 02.04   12.7       ~ 320 1
125 NGC 7552 Sy1 23 16 10.66 -42 35 04.7 11.34 11.22 10.57 10.08 11.1 ~ 552 3
126 ESO 77-14 IG 23 21 03.5561888880 -69 13 01.088615424   16.52   15.27   ~ 55 0
127 NGC 7674 Sy2 23 27 56.6973043968 +08 46 44.253707772 13.84 13.92 13.23 12.64   ~ 700 4
128 NGC 7755 EmG 23 47 51.7427496768 -30 31 19.174259172   12.10 11.36 11.11 11.7 ~ 128 0

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