Comparison of Modeling SPARC spiral galaxies' rotation curves: halo models vs MOND
arXiv:2008.04795 · doi:10.1088/1674-4527/21/11/271
Abstract
We investigate a sub-sample of the rotation curves consisting of 45 HSB non-bulgy spiral galaxies selected from SPARC (Spitzer Photometry and Accurate Rotation Curves) database by using two dark halo models (NFW and Burkert) and MOdified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) theory. Among these three models, the core-dominated Burkert halo model provides a better description of the observed data ( = 0.33) than Navarro, Frenk and White (NFW, = 0.45) and MOND model ( = 0.58). So our results show that, for dark halo models, the selected 45 HSB non-bulgy spiral galaxies prefer a cored density profile to the cuspy one (NFW); We also positively find that there is a correlation between and in Burkert model. For MOND fits, when we take as a free parameter, there is no obvious correlation between and disk central surface brightness at 3.6 of these HSB spiral galaxies, which is in line with the basic assumption of MOND that should be a universal constant. Interestingly, our fittings gives an average value of if we exclude the three highest values in the sample, which is smaller than the standard value ().
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