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27 April 2024
 
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The Spectral Energy Distribution of Normal, Starburst and Active Galaxies
H. R. Schmitt ; A. L. Kinney ; D. Calzetti ; T. Storchi-Bergmann ;
Date 15 May 1997
Subject astro-ph
AffiliationIF-UFRGS and STScI), A. L. Kinney (STScI), D. Calzetti (STScI), T. Storchi-Bergmann (IF-UFRGS
AbstractWe present the results of an extensive literature search of multiwavelength data for a sample of 59 galaxies, consisting of 26 Starbursts, 15 Seyfert 2’s, 5 LINER’s, 6 normal spirals and 7 normal elliptical galaxies. The data include soft X-ray fluxes, ultraviolet and optical spectra, near, mid/far infrared photometry and radio measurements, selected to match as closely as possible the IUE aperture (10" X 20"). The galaxies are separated into 6 groups with similar characteristics, namely, Ellipticals, Spirals, LINER’s, Seyfert 2’s, Starbursts of Low and High reddening, for which we create average spectral energy distributions (SED). The individual groups SED’s are normalized to the $lambda$7000AA flux and compared, looking for similarities and differences among them.The bolometric fluxes of different types of galaxies were calculated integrating their SED’s. These values are compared with individual waveband flux densities, in order to determine the wavebands which contribute most to the bolometric flux. Linear regressions were performed between the bolometric and individual band fluxes for each kind of galaxy. These fits can be used in the calculation of the bolometric flux for other objects of similar activity type, but with reduced waveband information. We have also collected multiwavelength data for 4 HII regions, a thermal supernova remnant, and a non-thermal supernova remnant (SNR), which are compared with the Starburst SED’s.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/9705114
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