M33 as a galaxy example that connects the evolution of big and dwarf galaxies in the Local Group.

Autores
Prof.
Leticia Carigi
Fecha y hora
12 Dic 2013 - 21:30 Europe/London
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Aula

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Based on the double exponential behaviour of the gas mass profile and on the O/H gradient, Robles-Valdez, Carigi & Peimbert (2013) built a sucessful chemical evolution model for M33. The model predicts that in the inner parts of M33 the star formation history follows an inside-out scenario, like M31 or the MW, but in the outer parts of M33 the star formation history follows an outside-in scenario, as dwarf galaxies of the Local Group.

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