Galaxy Masses as Constraints of Formation Models (IAU S311)
Galaxy Masses as Constraints of Formation Models (IAU S311)
Courteau, Stephane; Cappellari, Michele
Cambridge University Press
04/2015
172
Dura
Inglês
9781107078697
440
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Preface; Local group proper motion dynamics; Mass modelling from stellar streams in the Milky Way; Dark matter inner slope and concentration in galaxies: from the Fornax dwarf to M87; Dynamical mass determinations and scaling relations of early-type galaxies; The outer halos of early-type galaxies; Massive elliptical galaxies: BH scouring or a bottom-heavy IMF?; X-ray measurements of the mass profiles in massive isolated elliptical galaxies; Reconstructing the mass assembly history with kinematics and nuclear light profiles; Connection between dynamically derived IMF normalisation and stellar populations; ATLAS-3D stellar population gradients; Late stages of stellar evolution in population models; Element abundance ratios in stellar population modelling; NaD excess objects and its implications on initial mass function; Scaling laws for dark matter halos in late-type and dwarf spheroidal galaxies; Angular momentum across the Hubble sequence from the CALIFA survey; The stellar mass of M31 as inferred by the Andromeda Optical and Infrared Disk Survey; Galaxy halo masses from weak gravitational lensing; Stellar masses calibrated with micro-lensed quasars MaNGA: Mapping nearby galaxies at Apache Point Observatory; The SAMI galaxy survey: early data release and first science; The KMOS galaxy clusters project; The Dark Halo - spheroid conspiracy reloaded: evolution with redshift; Applying galactic archaeology to massive galaxies using deep imaging surveys; The evolution of the ages and metallicities of massive galaxies since z = 0.7; The growth channel of massive galaxies; Initial mass function for massive galaxies at z ? 1; The secret life of galaxies; Kinematic evolution of field and cluster spiral galaxies; The dwarfs beyond: relating stellar and halo mass in dwarf galaxies to z ? 1; Author index.
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Preface; Local group proper motion dynamics; Mass modelling from stellar streams in the Milky Way; Dark matter inner slope and concentration in galaxies: from the Fornax dwarf to M87; Dynamical mass determinations and scaling relations of early-type galaxies; The outer halos of early-type galaxies; Massive elliptical galaxies: BH scouring or a bottom-heavy IMF?; X-ray measurements of the mass profiles in massive isolated elliptical galaxies; Reconstructing the mass assembly history with kinematics and nuclear light profiles; Connection between dynamically derived IMF normalisation and stellar populations; ATLAS-3D stellar population gradients; Late stages of stellar evolution in population models; Element abundance ratios in stellar population modelling; NaD excess objects and its implications on initial mass function; Scaling laws for dark matter halos in late-type and dwarf spheroidal galaxies; Angular momentum across the Hubble sequence from the CALIFA survey; The stellar mass of M31 as inferred by the Andromeda Optical and Infrared Disk Survey; Galaxy halo masses from weak gravitational lensing; Stellar masses calibrated with micro-lensed quasars MaNGA: Mapping nearby galaxies at Apache Point Observatory; The SAMI galaxy survey: early data release and first science; The KMOS galaxy clusters project; The Dark Halo - spheroid conspiracy reloaded: evolution with redshift; Applying galactic archaeology to massive galaxies using deep imaging surveys; The evolution of the ages and metallicities of massive galaxies since z = 0.7; The growth channel of massive galaxies; Initial mass function for massive galaxies at z ? 1; The secret life of galaxies; Kinematic evolution of field and cluster spiral galaxies; The dwarfs beyond: relating stellar and halo mass in dwarf galaxies to z ? 1; Author index.
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