The 1000 Brightest Hipass Galaxies: The HI Mass Function and Omega HI
- Zwaan, M A
- Staveley-Smith, Lister
- Koribalski, Baerbel S
- Henning, P A
- Kilborn, Virginia A
- Ryder, Stuart
- Barnes, David G
- Bhathal, R
- Boyce, Peter
- de Blok, W J G
- Disney, Mike J
- Drinkwater, Michael John
- Ekert, Paul
- Freeman, Kenneth
- Gibson, Bradley K
- Green, Anne J
- Haynes, R F
- Jerjen, Helmut
- Juraszek, Sebastian
- Kesteven, M J
- Knezek, Patricia M
- Kraan-Korteweg, Renee Christine
- Mader, S
- Marquarding, M
- Meyer, M J
- Minchin, R F
- Mould, Jeremy
- O'Brien, J
- Oosterloo, T
- Price, R N
- Putman, Mary E
- Ryan-Weber, E V
- Sadler, Elaine M
- Schroder, A
- Stewart, Ian M
- Stootman, F
- Warren, Bradley
- Waugh, M
- Webster, Rachel L
- Wright, Edmund (Ted)
Publication date
December 2015
DOI Publisher
University of Chicago Press Journal
issn:0004-6256Abstract
We present a new, accurate measurement of the H I mass function of galaxies from the HIPASS Bright Galaxy Catalog, a sample of 1000 galaxies with the highest H I peak flux densities in the southern (δ < 0°) hemisphere. This sample spans nearly 4 order
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