Living fossils: A detailed view of distant Lyman break galaxies using ...
Living fossils: A detailed view of distant Lyman break galaxies using ...
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Morphologies <strong>of</strong> star forming <strong>galaxies</strong> at z=2-4 observed with HST<br />
mergers<br />
bulges<br />
disks<br />
• Morphologies <strong>of</strong> LBGs lie in between spheroids and double-nucleated mergers<br />
• LBGs are more spheroid-like than disk-like<br />
bulges<br />
(from Lotz et al. 2004, 2006)<br />
Berkeley - 5 Feb 2008 Roderik Overzier - Local LBG Analogs<br />
disks<br />
z=4: 10-25% double (major merger?)<br />
30% spheroidal (bulge?)<br />
50% indetermined (minor mergers/SF disks/post-SB?)
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