GEMINI SPECTROSCOPY OF ULTRACOMPACT DWARFS IN THE FOSSIL GROUP NGC 1132

A spectroscopic follow-up of ultracompact dwarf (UCD) candidates in the fossil group NGC 1132 is undertaken with the Gemini Multi Object Spectrograph. These new Gemini spectra prove the presence of six UCDs in the fossil group NGC 1132 at a distance of D ~ 100 Mpc and a recessional velocity of vr =...

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