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Table A.2.

Parameters for Fermi radio galaxies with the classification based on the partial spectral information.

4FGL Name Other name z Class Ref Γγ log Lγ CD Ref log Lbol Ref log(Lbol/LEdd) Ref
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
J0009.7-3217 IC 1531 0.025 LERG B18 2.26 42.19 0.02 C23 41.91 B18 -4.54 M14-T02
J0037.9+2612 WISE J003719.15+261312.6 0.148 HERG SDSS 2.45 43.65 0.74 P21 43.53 SDSS -2.79 M14-T02
J0057.7+3023 NGC 315 0.016 LERG H97 2.39 41.89 0.19 C23 42.97 H97 -4.06 B16
J0312.9+4119 B3 0309+411B 0.134 HERG B89 2.47 43.61 1.35 C23
J0322.6-3712e Fornax A 0.005 LERG B92 2.07 41.31 0.20 C23 40.68 K03 -5.75 M14-T02
J0433.0+0522 3C 120 0.033 HERG S72 2.79 42.83 0.18 C23 46.10 J16 0.19 H20
J0627.0-3529 PKS 0625-35 0.054 LERG I10 1.91 43.89 0.35 C23 44.02 MI14 -3.20 MI14
J0858.1+1405 3C 212 1.048 HERG SDSS 2.46 45.65
J1219.6+0550 NGC 4261 0.007 LERG H97 2.17 41.11 42.50 B09 -4.43 M14-T02
J1306.7-2148 PKS 1304-215 0.126 LERG G83 2.17 44.13 16.98 C23
J1435.5+2021 TXS 1433+205 0.748 HERG SDSS 2.20 45.76
J1630.6+8234 NGC 6251 0.025 LERG W00 2.35 42.95 0.58 C23 42.90 H99 -4.07 H99
J0840.8+1317 3C 207 0.681 LERG SDSS 2.48 45.33 1.41 P21
J1843.4-4835 PKS 1839-48 0.11 LERG MI14 2.02 43.60 0.29 C23 43.51 MI14 -3.92 MI14
J2156.0-6942 PKS 2153-69 0.028 HERG S14 2.83 41.94 0.33 C23 43.63 E10 -2.94 M14-T02
J0946.0+4735 RX J0946.0+4735 0.569 LERG SDSS 2.03 44.85 44.46 SDSS -2.42 S-T02
J2329.7-2118 PKS 2327-215 0.28 LERG J09 2.31 44.80 1.66 C23
J1516.8+2918 RGB J1516+293 0.13 LERG SDSS 1.95 43.64 0.68 P21 42.65 SDSS -4.10 S-T02

Notes. Col. (1) the source name; Col. (2) the other name; Col. (3) redshift; Cols. (4) and (5) classification [low-excitation or high-excitation radio galaxies (LERGs or HERGs)] and its reference; Col. (6) γ-ray photon index; Col.(7) γ-ray luminosities in the unit of erg/s; Cols. (8) and (9) the CD and its reference; Cols. (10) and (11) the bolometric luminosity and its reference; Cols. (12) and (13) the accretion rate and its reference. If the stellar velocity dispersions from the SDSS and/or HyperLeda website (http://atlas.obs-hp.fr/hyperleda, Makarov et al. 2014) are available, then the BH masses are computed from the relation between the BH masses and velocity dispersion (Tremaine et al. 2002) (S-T02 or M14-T02); otherwise, the BH masses are obtained from the literature. References: S72 for Shields et al. (1972), G83 for Grandi (1983), B89 for de Bruyn (1989), B92 for Baum et al. (1992), H97 for Ho et al. (1997), H99 for Ho (1999), W00 for Werner et al. (2000), K03 for Kim & Fabbiano (2003), B09 for Buttiglione et al. (2009), J09 for Jones et al. (2009), E10 for Evans et al. (2010), I10 for Inskip et al. (2010), S14 for for Sadler et al. (2014), MI14 for Mingo et al. (2014), B16 for van den Bosch (2016), J16 for Janiak et al. (2016), B18 for Bassi et al. (2018), H20 for Hlabathe et al. (2020), B21 for Balasubramaniam et al. (2021), P21 for Paliya et al. (2021); C23 for Chen et al. (2023), P23 for Pannikkote et al. (2023). SDSS for Sloan Digital Sky Survey (www.sdss.org, Abdurro’uf et al. 2022).

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