Hierarchical Galaxy formation in the Local Universe
Hierarchical Galaxy formation in the Local Universe Hierarchical Galaxy formation in the Local Universe
Observed SDSS Nbody model Grillmair (2006) reports the discovery of a coherent 60ºlong unknown tidal stream in the Galactic Anticenter. However, we find a excellent agreement with the Monoceros tidal stream Nbody model: the first panoramic view of this outer stellar ring.
RR Lyr clump Anticenter stream ([Fe/H]=1.3) Progenitor position: CMa dwarf [Fe/H]=0.4 A cross of 2 different tails THE MONOCEROS STELLAR RING IS THE TIDAL STREAM OF A SATELLITE IN A PROGRADE CIRCULAR ORBIT. ITS ORIGINAL STELLAR POPULATION IS METALPOOR AND OLDER THAN THE MW DISK. (Peñarrubia, MartínezDelgado, Rix 2007) No metallicity gradient outside R gc =10 kpc: merger are playing an important role in the outer disk formation of the Milky Way. A survival “buildingblock”?
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RR Lyr clump<br />
Anticenter stream<br />
([Fe/H]=1.3)<br />
Progenitor position:<br />
CMa dwarf [Fe/H]=0.4<br />
A cross of 2<br />
different tails<br />
THE MONOCEROS STELLAR RING IS THE TIDAL STREAM OF A<br />
SATELLITE IN A PROGRADE CIRCULAR ORBIT. ITS ORIGINAL STELLAR<br />
POPULATION IS METALPOOR AND OLDER THAN THE MW DISK.<br />
(Peñarrubia, MartínezDelgado, Rix 2007)<br />
No metallicity gradient outside R gc<br />
=10 kpc: merger are play<strong>in</strong>g an important<br />
role <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> outer disk <strong>formation</strong> of <strong>the</strong> Milky Way. A survival “build<strong>in</strong>gblock”?