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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Galaxy Collisions"”.

  1. The Star-Forming Properties of Violently Interacting Galaxies

    The effects of galaxy-galaxy collisions on star formation are investigated for a large, morphologically selected sample of strongly interacting disk-type galaxies. Current star formation rates, stellar contents, and spatial distributions of star forming sites are explored on both global and nuclear …

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  2. Simulating the dynamical evolution of galaxies in group and cluster environments

    Galaxy clusters are harsh environments for their constituent galaxies. A variety of physical processes effective in these dense environments transform gas-rich, spiral, star-forming galaxies to elliptical or spheroidal galaxies with very little gas and therefore minimal star formation. The …

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  3. Colliding Galaxies: Global Star Formation and the Creation of Hot Galactic Halos

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