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Anisotropies in the Distribution of Satellite Galaxies
Dennis Zaritsky, Rodney Smith, Carlos S. Frenk +1
We find that satellites of isolated disk galaxies at projected radii between 300 and 500 kpc are distributed asymmetrically about the parent galaxy and aligned preferentially with…
More Satellites of Spiral Galaxies
Dennis Zaritsky, Rodney Smith, Carlos Frenk +1
We present a revised and expanded catalog of satellite galaxies of a set of isolated spiral galaxies similar in luminosity to the Milky Way. This sample of 115 satellites, 69 of wh…
A robust method for investigating galactic evolution in the submillimetre waveband: II the submillimetre background and source counts
Stephen Eales, Mike Edmunds
This is the second of two papers describing a model of galactic evolution in the submillimetre waveband. The model incorporates a self-consistent treatment of the evolution of dust…
Studies of the association of faint blue and luminous galaxies using the Hitchhiker parallel camera
J. B. Jones, S. P. Driver, S. Phillipps +3
At B magnitudes >~ 24 there is a well-known excess of galaxies (compared to standard models) which is probably due to an (evolving) population of sub-L* galaxies at moderate redshi…
Modeling Gravitational Clustering without Computing Gravitational Force
Sergei F. Shandarin, B. S. Sathyaprakash
The large-scale structure in the Universe is believed to arise out of small random density perturbations generated in the very early Universe, that are amplified by gravity. Large…