J/A+A/699/A366         EDGE-CALIFA Survey. iEDGE.               (Colombo+, 2025)

The EDGE-CALIFA survey: An integral field unit-based integrated molecular gas database for galaxy evolution studies in the Local Universe. Colombo D., Kalinova V., Bazzi Z., Sanchez S.F., Bolatto A.D., Wong T., Villanueva V., Mudivarthi N., Rosolowsky E., Weiss A., French K.D., Leroy A., Barrera-Ballesteros J., Garay-Solis Y., Bigiel F., Tripathi A., Rodriguez B. <Astron. Astrophys. 699, A366 (2025)> =2025A&A...699A.366C 2025A&A...699A.366C (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Galaxy catalogs ; Molecular data ; Equivalent widths ; Abundances ; Carbon monoxide Keywords: ISM: molecules - galaxies: evolution - galaxies: ISM - galaxies: star formation Abstract: Studying galaxy evolution requires knowledge not only of the stellar properties, but also of the interstellar medium (in particular the molecular phase) out of which stars form, using a statistically significant and unbiased sample of galaxies. To this end, we introduce here the integrated Extragalactic Database for Galaxy Evolution (iEDGE), a collection of integrated stellar and nebular emission lines, and molecular gas properties from 643 galaxies in the local Universe. These galaxies are drawn from the CALIFA datasets, and are followed up in CO lines by the APEX, CARMA, and ACA telescopes. As this database is assembled from data coming from a heterogeneous set of telescopes (including IFU optical data and single-dish and interferometric CO data), we adopted a series of techniques (tapering, spatial and spectral smoothing, and aperture correction) to homogenise the data. Due to the application of these techniques, the database contains measurements from the inner regions of the galaxies and for the full galaxy extent. We used the database to study the fundamental star formation relationships between star formation rate (SFR), stellar mass (M*), and molecular gas mass (Mmol) across galaxies with different morphologies. We observed that the diagrams defined by these quantities are bi-modal, with early-type passive objects well separated from spiral star-forming galaxies. Additionally, while the molecular gas fraction (fmol=Mmol/M*) decreases homogeneously across these two types of galaxies, the star formation efficiency (SFE=SFR/Mmol) in the inner regions of passive galaxies is almost two orders of magnitude lower compared to the global values. This indicates that inside-out quenching requires not only low fmol, but also strongly reduced SFE in the galactic centres. Description: Database of optical and CO integrated quantities for 643 galaxies observed by CALIFA (eDR3) and a set of mm-telescopes (APEX, CARMA, and ACA) presented in the paper (Table C.1). Global measurements are integrated across the full extent of the galaxy disc, while Beam measurements are obtained within the APEX beam at 230GHz (e.g. within the inner 26.3 arcsec). In the case that a given source was not observed with the given facility, the quantity assumes a NaN entry. Quantities measured from non-detected CO observation (with S/N<3) are included as upper limits. For the morphology (obtained from HyperLEDA), we simply separated the galaxies as spiral (S), elliptical (E), lenticular (S0), and irregular (I), without considering the sub-classes of spirals (except intermediate spirals, SABs; and barred spirals, SBs) and elliptical morphologies. Galaxies for which the morphology is not provided are indicated with 'U'. A galaxy quenching stage (QS) and nuclear activity (NA) is classified via the QueStNA scheme based on optical emission line measurements (Kalinova et al. 2021A&A...648A..64K 2021A&A...648A..64K, Cat. J/A+A/648/A64). The quenching stages considered are: SF -- star-forming, QnR -- quenched-nuclear-ring, cQ -- centrally-quiescent, MX -- mixed, nR -- nearly- retired, fR -- fully-retired. The nuclear activities considered are: nonA -- non-active, wAGN -- weak AGN host, sAGN -- strong AGN host. The quality flags on the quenching stage classification considered are: 1 -- sure class, 2 -- unsure class due to median Halpha equivalent width close to thresholds, 3 -- unsure class due to median Halpha equivalent width differences between the 1-sigma and 3-sigma masked data. The quality flags on the nuclear activity classification considered are: S -- sure class based on the information of the three BPT diagrams, U -- unsure class based on the information of two of the three BPT diagrams. Blank entries are indicated with -999 or "blank". File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file tablec1.dat 3306 643 Integrated CO and optical measurements for 643 local galaxies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/A+A/648/A64 : Star formation quenching stages of galaxies (Kalinova+ 2021) J/ApJ/846/159 : Interferometric CO obs. of 126 CALIFA galaxies (Bolatto+, 2017) J/MNRAS/484/5192 : Molecular gas distribution and star formation (Chown+, 2019) Byte-by-byte Description of file: tablec1.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 22 A22 --- CALIFA Name of the galaxy as indicated in the CALIFA extended DR3 (CALIFA_name) 24- 50 A27 --- OName Alternative name of the galaxy (Alias) 52- 72 F21.17 deg RAdeg Right ascension of the galaxy centre (J2000) (RA) 74- 94 F21.17 deg DEdeg Declination of the galaxy centre (J2000) (DEC) 96- 115 F20.14 km/s Vlsr LSR velocity of the galaxy, derived from the stellar redshift (Vlsr) 117- 136 F20.18 --- zstar Stellar redshift of the galaxy (zstar) 138- 157 F20.16 Mpc Distance Distance to the galaxy (Distance) 159- 175 F17.14 deg Incl Galaxy inclination (Incl) 177- 193 F17.13 deg PA Galaxy position angle (PA) 195- 212 F18.14 arcsec Re Galaxy effective radius (Re_as) 214- 232 F19.16 0.1nm GlobmedEWHa Global median Halpha equivalent width (GlobmedEWHa) 234- 254 F21.8 Msun GlobMstar Global stellar mass (Glob_Mstar) 256- 277 E22.22 Msun/yr GlobSFR Global star formation rate derived using Balmer decrement (Glob_SFR) 279- 300 E22.17 yr-1 GlobsSFR ?=-999 Global specific star formation rate (Glob_sSFR) 302- 323 F22.9 Msun e_GlobMstar Global uncertainty on the stellar mass (ErrGlobMstar) 325- 346 E22.21 Msun/yr e_GlobSFR Global uncertainty on the star formation rate derived using Balmer decrement (ErrGlobSFR) 348- 369 E22.17 yr-1 e_GlobsSFR ?=-999 Global uncertainty on the specific star formation rate (ErrGlobsSFR) 371- 387 F17.15 --- GlobGasMet Global gas-phase metallicity derived via the O3N2 method (GlobGasMet) 389- 406 F18.16 Msun/(K.(km/s).pc2) Globaco10b13 Global CO(1-0)-to-H2 conversion factor (Globalphaco10_b13) (1) 408- 425 F18.16 --- GlobR21 Global CO(2-1)/CO(1-0) flux ratio derived from the star formation rate surface density (Glob_R21) 427- 432 F6.1 Jy/K/beam APEXGlobk2jyb [-999] APEX Global Jy/beam per Kelvin (APEXGlobk2jypb) 434- 454 F21.16 --- APEXGlobetamb ?=-999 APEX Global main beam efficiency (APEXGlobeta_mb) 456- 480 F25.20 K APEXGlobRMS ?=-999 APEX Global CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (APEXGlobRMS) 482- 505 F24.19 K APEXGlobTpeak ?=-999 APEX Global peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (APEXGlobTpeak) 507- 527 F21.16 --- APEXGlobSNR ?=-999 APEX Global signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (APEXGlobSNR) 529- 548 F20.15 km/s APEXGlobW50m2 ?=-999 APEX Global full-width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (APEXGlobW50_mom2) 550- 572 F23.18 K.km/s APEXGlobepsobs ?=-999 APEX Global statistical error for the CO flux (APEXGlobeps_obs) 574- 594 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam APEXGlobFco ?=-999 APEX Global CO flux (APEXGlobFco) 596- 618 F23.11 pc2.K.km/s APEXGlobLco ?=-999 APEX Global CO luminosity (APEXGlobLco) 620- 641 F22.10 Msun APEXGlobMmol ?=-999 APEX Global molecular gas mass (APEXGlobMmol) 643- 667 F25.20 --- APEXGlobfmol ?=-999 APEX Global molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (APEXGlobfmol) 669- 690 E22.17 yr-1 APEXGlobSFE ?=-999 APEX Global star formation efficiency (APEXGlobSFE) 692- 713 F22.17 Jy/K/beam CARMAGlobk2jyb ?=-999 CARMA Global Jy/beam per Kelvin (CARMAGlobk2jypb) 715- 720 F6.1 --- CARMAGlobetamb [-999] CARMA Global main beam efficiency (CARMAGlobeta_mb) 722- 744 F23.18 K CARMAGlobRMS ?=-999 CARMA Global CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (CARMAGlobRMS) 746- 767 F22.17 K CARMAGlobTpeak ?=-999 CARMA Global peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (CARMAGlobTpeak) 769- 775 F7.2 --- CARMAGlobSNR ?=-999 CARMA Global signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (CARMAGlobSNR) 777- 796 F20.15 km/s CARMAGlobW50m2 ?=-999 CARMA Global full-width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (CARMAGlobW50_mom2) 798- 816 F19.14 K.km/s CARMAGlobepsob ?=-999 CARMA Global statistical error for the CO flux (CARMAGlobeps_obs) 818- 824 F7.2 Jy.km/s/beam CARMAGlobFco ?=-999 CARMA Global CO flux (CARMAGlobFco) 826- 845 F20.9 pc2.K.km/s CARMAGlobLco ?=-999 CARMA Global CO luminosity (CARMAGlobLco) 847- 866 F20.8 Msun CARMAGlobMmol ?=-999 CARMA Global molecular gas mass (CARMAGlobMmol) 868- 891 F24.19 --- CARMAGlobfmol ?=-999 CARMA Global molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (CARMAGlobfmol) 893- 914 E22.17 yr-1 CARMAGlobSFE ?=-999 CARMA Global star formation efficiency (CARMAGlobSFE) 916- 937 F22.17 Jy/K/beam ACAGlobk2jyb ?=-999 ACA Global Jy/beam per Kelvin (ACAGlobk2jypb) 939- 944 F6.1 --- ACAGlobetamb [-999] ACA Global main beam efficiency (ACAGlobeta_mb) 946- 968 F23.18 K ACAGlobRMS ?=-999 ACA Global CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (ACAGlobRMS) 970- 992 F23.18 K ACAGlobTpeak ?=-999 ACA Global peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (ACAGlobTpeak) 994-1014 F21.16 --- ACAGlobSNR ?=-999 ACA Global signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (ACAGlobSNR) 1016-1034 F19.14 km/s ACAGlobW50m2 ?=-999 ACA Global full-width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (ACAGlobW50_mom2) 1036-1055 F20.14 K.km/s ACAGlobepsob ?=-999 ACA Global statistical error for the CO flux (ACAGlobeps_obs) 1057-1077 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam ACAGlobFco ?=-999 ACA Global CO flux (ACAGlobFco) 1079-1098 F20.9 pc2.K.km/s ACAGlobLco ?=-999 ACA Global CO luminosity (ACAGlobLco) 1100-1119 F20.9 Msun ACAGlobMmol ?=-999 ACA Global molecular gas mass (ACAGlobMmol) 1121-1144 F24.19 --- ACAGlobfmol ?=-999 ACA Global molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (ACAGlobfmol) 1146-1167 E22.17 yr-1 ACAGlobSFE ?=-999 ACA Global star formation efficiency (ACAGlobSFE) 1169-1173 A5 --- FinalGlobObs Observatory of the Global CO measurement included in the consolidated sample (FinalGlobObservatory) 1175-1194 F20.16 --- FinalGlobSNR Global signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation from the consolidated sample (FinalGlobSNR) 1196-1217 F22.10 Msun FinalGlobMmol Global molecular gas mass from the consolidated sample (FinalGlobMmol) 1219-1243 F25.20 --- FinalGlobfmol ?=-999 Global molecular gas mass fraction from the consolidated sample (FinalGlobfmol) 1245-1266 E22.17 yr-1 FinalGlobSFE Global star formation efficiency from the consolidated sample (FinalGlobSFE) 1268-1288 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam e_APEXGlobFco ?=-999 APEX Global uncertainty on the CO flux (APEXErrGlob_Fco) 1290-1311 F22.12 pc2.K.km/s e_APEXGlobLco ?=-999 APEX Global uncertainty on the CO luminosity (APEXErrGlob_Lco) 1313-1332 F20.10 Msun e_APEXGlobMmol ?=-999 APEX Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (APEXErrGlob_Mmol) 1334-1358 F25.20 --- e_APEXGlobfmol ?=-999 APEX Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (APEXErrGlob_fmol) 1360-1381 E22.17 yr-1 e_APEXGlobSFE ?=-999 APEX Global uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (APEXErrGlob_SFE) 1383-1403 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam e_CARMAGlobFco ?=-999 CARMA Global uncertainty on the CO flux (CARMAErrGlob_Fco) 1405-1424 F20.10 pc2.K.km/s e_CARMAGlobLco ?=-999 CARMA Global uncertainty on the CO luminosity (CARMAErrGlob_Lco) 1426-1444 F19.9 Msun e_CARMAGlobMmol ?=-999 CARMA Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (CARMAErrGlob_Mmol) 1446-1470 F25.19 --- e_CARMAGlobfmol ?=-999 CARMA Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (CARMAErrGlob_fmol) 1472-1493 E22.17 yr-1 e_CARMAGlobSFE ?=-999 CARMA Global uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (CARMAErrGlob_SFE) 1495-1515 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam e_ACAGlobFco ?=-999 ACA Global uncertainty on the CO flux (ACAErrGlob_Fco) 1517-1535 F19.9 pc2.K.km/s e_ACAGlobLco ?=-999 ACA Global uncertainty on the CO luminosity (ACAErrGlob_Lco) 1537-1556 F20.9 Msun e_ACAGlobMmol ?=-999 ACA Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (ACAErrGlob_Mmol) 1558-1583 F26.20 --- e_ACAGlobfmol ?=-999 ACA Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (ACAErrGlob_fmol) 1585-1606 E22.17 yr-1 e_ACAGlobSFE ?=-999 ACA Global uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (ACAErrGlob_SFE) 1608-1628 F21.10 Msun e_FinalGlobMmol ?=-999 Global uncertainty on the molecular gas mass from the consolidated sample (FinalErrGlob_Mmol) 1630-1654 F25.20 --- e_FinalGlobfmol ?=-999 Global uncertainty on the molecular gas fraction from the consolidated sample (FinalErrGlob_fmol) 1656-1677 E22.17 yr-1 e_FinalGlobSFE ?=-999 Global uncertainty on the star formation efficiency from the consolidated sample (FinalErrGlob_SFE) 1679-1701 F23.11 Lsun GlobL12W3-7.5 ?=-999 Global 12um luminosity from WISE W3 at 7.5 arcsec resolution (GlobL12umw3_7p5) 1703-1723 F21.11 Lsun e_GlobL12W3-7.5 ?=-999 Global uncertainty on the 12um luminosity from WISE W3 at 7.5 arcsec resolution (ErrGlobL12umw37p5) 1725-1743 F19.16 0.1nm BeammedEWHa Beam median Halpha equivalent width (BeammedEWHa) 1745-1766 F22.9 Msun BeamMstar Beam stellar mass (Beam_Mstar) 1768-1789 E22.22 Msun/yr BeamSFR Beam star formation rate derived using Balmer decrement (.yr-1 Beam_SFR) 1791-1812 E22.17 yr-1 BeamsSFR ?=-999 Beam specific star formation rate (Beam_sSFR) 1814-1834 F21.9 Msun e_BeamMstar Beam uncertainty on the stellar mass (ErrBeamMstar) 1836-1857 E22.21 Msun/yr e_BeamSFR Beam uncertainty on the star formation rate derived using Balmer decrement (ErrBeamSFR) 1859-1880 E22.17 yr-1 e_BeamsSFR ?=-999 Beam uncertainty on the specific star formation rate (ErrBeamsSFR) 1882-1898 F17.15 --- BeamGasMet Beam gas-phase metallicity derived via the O3N2 method (BeamGasMet) 1900-1918 F19.16 Msun/(K.(km/s).pc2) Beamaco10b13 Beam CO(1-0)-to-H2 conversion factor (Beamalphaco10_b13) (1) 1920-1937 F18.16 --- BeamR21 Beam CO(2-1)/CO(1-0) flux ratio derived from the star formation rate surface density (Beam_R21) 1939-1958 F20.15 J/K/beam APEXBeamk2jyb ?=-999 APEX Beam Jy/beam per Kelvin (APEXBeamk2jypb) 1960-1980 F21.16 --- APEXBeametamb ?=-999 APEX Beam main beam efficiency (APEXBeameta_mb) 1982-2006 F25.20 K APEXBeamRMS ?=-999 APEX Beam CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (APEXBeamRMS) 2008-2031 F24.19 K APEXBeamTpeak ?=-999 APEX Beam peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (APEXBeamTpeak) 2033-2053 F21.16 --- APEXBeamSNR ?=-999 APEX Beam signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (APEXBeamSNR) 2055-2074 F20.15 km/s APEXBeamW50m2 ?=-999 APEX Beam full-width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (APEXBeamW50_mom2) 2076-2098 F23.18 K.km/s APEXBeamepsob ?=-999 Beam statistical error for the CO flux (APEXBeameps_obs) 2100-2120 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam APEXBeamFco ?=-999 APEX Beam CO flux (APEXBeamFco) 2122-2143 F22.11 pc2.K.km/s APEXBeamLco ?=-999 APEX Beam CO luminosity (APEXBeamLco) 2145-2166 F22.10 Msun APEXBeamMmol ?=-999 APEX Beam molecular gas mass (APEXBeamMmol) 2168-2192 F25.20 --- APEXBeamfmol ?=-999 APEX Beam molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (APEXBeamfmol) 2194-2215 E22.17 yr-1 APEXBeamSFE ?=-999 APEX Beam star formation efficiency (APEXBeamSFE) 2217-2235 F19.14 Jy/K/beam CARMABeamk2jyb ?=-999 CARMA Beam Jy/beam per Kelvin (CARMABeamk2jypb) 2237-2242 F6.1 --- CARMABeametamb [-999] CARMA Beam main beam efficiency (CARMABeameta_mb) 2244-2267 F24.19 K CARMABeamRMS ?=-999 CARMA Beam CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (CARMABeamRMS) 2269-2292 F24.19 K CARMABeamTpeak ?=-999 CARMA Beam peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (CARMABeamTpeak) 2294-2314 F21.16 --- CARMABeamSNR ?=-999 CARMA Beam signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (CARMABeamSNR) 2316-2335 F20.15 km/s CARMABeamW50m2 ?=-999 CARMA Beam full-width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (CARMABeamW50_mom2) 2337-2359 F23.18 K.km/s CARMABeamepsobs?=-999 CARMA Beam statistical error for the CO flux (CARMABeameps_obs) 2361-2381 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam CARMABeamFco ?=-999 CARMA Beam CO flux (CARMABeamFco) 2383-2402 F20.9 pc2.K.km/s CARMABeamLco ?=-999 CARMA Beam CO luminosity (CARMABeamLco) 2404-2424 F21.9 Msun CARMABeamMmol ?=-999 CARMA Beam molecular gas mass (CARMABeamMmol) 2426-2449 F24.19 --- CARMABeamfmol ?=-999 CARMA Beam molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (CARMABeamfmol) 2451-2472 E22.17 yr-1 CARMABeamSFE ?=-999 CARMA Beam star formation efficiency (CARMABeamSFE) 2474-2493 F20.15 Jy/K/beam ACABeamk2jyb ?=-999 ACA Beam Jy/beam per Kelvin (ACABeamk2jypb) 2495-2500 F6.1 --- ACABeametamb [-999] ACA Beam main beam efficiency (ACABeameta_mb) 2502-2523 E22.17 K ACABeamRMS ?=-999 ACA Beam CO noise level (standard deviation of CO spectrum, sigmaRMS) (ACABeamRMS) 2525-2549 F25.20 K ACABeamTpeak ?=-999 ACA Beam peak Tmb across the CO spectrum (ACABeamTpeak) 2551-2571 F21.16 --- ACABeamSNR ?=-999 ACA Beam signal-to-noise ratio of the CO observation (ACABeamSNR) 2573-2591 F19.14 km/s ACABeamW50m2 ?=-999 ACA Beam full- width half maximum of the CO spectrum calculated via moment 2nd (ACABeamW50_mom2) 2593-2616 F24.19 K.km/s ACABeamepsobs ?=-999 ACA Beam statistical error for the CO flux (ACABeameps_obs) 2618-2638 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam ACABeamFco ?=-999 ACA Beam CO flux (ACABeamFco) 2640-2659 F20.10 pc2.K.km/s ACABeamLco ?=-999 ACA Beam CO luminosity (ACABeamLco) 2661-2681 F21.10 Msun ACABeamMmol ?=-999 ACA Beam molecular gas mass (ACABeamMmol) 2683-2707 F25.20 --- ACABeamfmol ?=-999 ACA Beam molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (ACABeamfmol) 2709-2730 E22.17 yr-1 ACABeamSFE ?=-999 ACA Beam star formation efficiency (ACABeamSFE) 2732-2736 A5 --- FinalBeamObs Observatory of the Beam CO measurement included in the consolidated sample (FinalBeamObservatory) 2738-2758 F21.16 --- FinalBeamSNR Beam signal-to- noise ratio of the CO observation from the consolidated sample (FinalBeamSNR) 2760-2781 F22.10 Msun FinalBeamMmol Beam molecular gas mass from the consolidated sample (FinalBeamMmol) 2783-2807 F25.20 --- FinalBeamfmol ?=-999 Beam molecular gas mass fraction from the consolidated sample (FinalBeamfmol) 2809-2830 E22.17 yr-1 FinalBeamSFE Beam star formation efficiency from the consolidated sample (FinalBeamSFE) 2832-2852 F21.16 Jy.km/s/beam e_APEXBeamFco ?=-999 APEX Beam uncertainty on the CO flux (APEXErrBeam_Fco) 2854-2875 F22.12 pc2.K.km/s e_APEXBeamLco ?=-999 APEX Beam uncertainty on the CO luminosity (APEXErrBeam_Lco) 2877-2896 F20.10 Msun e_APEXBeamMmol ?=-999 APEX Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (APEXErrBeam_Mmol) 2898-2921 F24.19 --- e_APEXBeamfmol ?=-999 APEX Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (APEXErrBeam_fmol) 2923-2944 E22.17 yr-1 e_APEXBeamSFE ?=-999 APEX Beam uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (APEXErrBeam_SFE) 2946-2967 F22.17 Jy.km/s/beam e_CARMABeamFco ?=-999 CARMA Beam uncertainty on the CO flux (CARMAErrBeam_Fco) 2969-2987 F19.10 pc2.K.km/s e_CARMABeamLco ?=-999 CARMA Beam uncertainty on the CO luminosity (CARMAErrBeam_Lco) 2989-3008 F20.10 Msun e_CARMABeamMmol ?=-999 CARMA Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (CARMAErrBeam_Mmol) 3010-3034 F25.20 --- e_CARMABeamfmol ?=-999 CARMA Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (CARMAErrBeam_fmol) 3036-3057 E22.17 yr-1 e_CARMABeamSFE ?=-999 CARMA Beam uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (CARMAErrBeam_SFE) 3059-3080 F22.17 Jy.km/s/beam e_ACABeamFco ?=-999 ACA Beam uncertainty on the CO flux (ACAErrBeam_Fco) 3082-3101 F20.11 pc2.K.km/s e_ACABeamLco ?=-999 ACA Beam uncertainty on the CO luminosity (ACAErrBeam_Lco) 3103-3122 F20.11 Msun e_ACABeamMmol ?=-999 ACA Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass (ACAErrBeam_Mmol) 3124-3145 E22.17 --- e_ACABeamfmol ?=-999 ACA Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass to stellar mass ratio (ACAErrBeam_fmol) 3147-3168 E22.17 yr-1 e_ACABeamSFE ?=-999 ACA Beam uncertainty on the star formation efficiency (ACAErrBeam_SFE) 3170-3190 F21.11 Msun e_FinalBeamMmol ?=-999 Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas mass from the consolidated sample (FinalErrBeam_Mmol) 3192-3213 E22.17 --- e_FinalBeamfmol ?=-999 Beam uncertainty on the molecular gas fraction from the consolidated sample (FinalErrBeam_fmol) 3215-3236 E22.17 yr-1 e_FinalBeamSFE ?=-999 Beam uncertainty on the star formation efficiency from the consolidated sample (FinalErrBeam_SFE) 3238-3261 F24.12 Lsun BeamL12W3-7.5 ?=-999 Beam 12um luminosity from WISE W3 at 7.5 arcsec resolution (BeamL12umw3_7p5) 3263-3283 F21.11 Lsun e_BeamL12W3-7.5 ?=-999 Beam uncertainty on the 12um luminosity from WISE W3 at 7.5 arcsec resolution (ErrBeamL12umw37p5) 3285-3288 A4 --- CARMAconf CARMA configuration (CARMA_conf) 3290-3293 A4 --- Morphology Galaxy morphology obtained from Hyperleda (Morphology) 3295-3297 A3 --- FinalQS Quenching stage classification (Final_QS) (2) 3299-3302 A4 --- FinalNA Nuclear activity classification (Final_NA) (3) 3304 I1 --- f_FinalQS [1/3] Quenching stage classification quality flag (FinalflagQS) (4) 3306 A1 --- f_FinalNA [SU] Nuclear activity classification quality flag (FinalflagNA) (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): derived following Bolatto et al. (2013ARA&A..51..207B 2013ARA&A..51..207B) (in Msun/(K.(km/s).pc2) units). Note (2): Quenching stage classification as follows: MX = mixed QnR = quenched-nuclear-ring SF = star-forming cQ = centrally-quiescent fR = fully-retired nR = nearly- retired Note (3): Nuclear activity classification as follows: nonA = non-active sAGN = strong AGN host wAGN = weak AGN host Note (4): Quality flags on the quenching stage classification as follows: 1 = sure class 2 = unsure class due to median Halpha equivalent width close to thresholds 3 = unsure class due to median Halpha equivalent width differences between the 1-sigma and 3-sigma masked data Note (5): Quality flags on the nuclear activity classification as follows: S = sure class based on the information of the three BPT diagrams U = unsure class based on the information of two of the three BPT diagrams -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Dario Colombo, dcolombo(at)uni-bonn.de References: Bolatto et al., 2017ApJ...846..159B 2017ApJ...846..159B, Cat. 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(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 13-Jun-2025
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