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J/A+A/445/857       DPOSS II compact group survey            (Pompei+, 2006)
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The DPOSS II compact group survey: first spectroscopically confirmed candidates.
    Pompei E., De Carvalho R.R., Iovino A.
   <Astron. Astrophys., 445, 857-867 (2006)>
   =2006A&A...445..857P
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ADC_Keywords: Galaxies, spectra ; Radial velocities
Keywords: galaxies: clusters: general - techniques: spectroscopic

Abstract:
    This paper presents the results of a pilot redshift survey of 18
    candidate compact groups from the distant DPOSS survey that extends to
    redshift 0.2 the available surveys of compact groups of galaxies,
    mainly Hickson Compact Groups and Southern Compact Groups. The goal of
    our survey was to confirm group membership via redshift information
    and to measure the characteristic parameters of a representative,
    albeit small, sample of DPOSS survey groups.

Description:
    Observed candidate galaxy members of DPOSS II compact groups. We list
    here the name of each galaxy, defined by the name of its group,
    followed by a letter A through E in order of decreasing brightness;
    its coordinates at the year 2000, its heliocentric radial velocity
    with its associated error. Finally in the last two columns of the
    table we describe what lines dominate the spectrum: absorption,
    emission or a mixed kind of spectrum and which emission lines have
    been observed in the spectrum itself. Mis-identification of
    star/galaxy and other problems found in the spectrum are also
    indicated in the last column of the table.
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