This paper presents the second part of an extensive study of the properties of the H II region population in a sample of spiral galaxies with active nucleus. This study comprises some 2000 H II regions, distributed in 27 out of the 55 galaxies in the original sample, observed in narrow-band H alpha CCD imaging. About 70% of these H II regions are

This paper presents the distribution of ionized gas in the disk and circumnuclear region of a sample of 55 galaxies with active nuclei, Seyfert galaxies of type 1 and 2, and low-ionization nuclear emission line regions (LINERs). We use CCD narrow-band H alpha + [N II] images to map the distribution of H II regions and the morphology of the

ROSAT Position Sensitive Proportional Counter (PSPC) observations of the double-lobed radio source 3C 390.3 show resolved X-ray emission spatially located at the position of the northern radio hotspot. Possible origins for this X-ray emission are discussed. It is found that neither thermal emission nor inverse Compton emission could account for the

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Numerical simulations of the interstellar medium under the action of a density wave provide an accurate method for determining the positions of the main resonances in grand-design spiral galaxies. Barred spiral galaxies are among the best candidates for a single and well defined wave mode, because bars are standing waves which may share the same

We have observed HD 101177B and 149414A, two known single-lined binaries, and directly measured the radial velocities of their secondaries, enabling us to derive the mass ratios of the two systems. Using high signal-to-noise ratio spectra obtained mostly with the William Herschel Telescope, and a new algorithm to analyse composite spectra, TODCOR