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astro-ph2008483 cited

Riding the Spiral Waves: Implications of Stellar Migration for the Properties of Galactic Disks

Rok Roškar, Victor P. Debattista, Thomas R. Quinn +2

Stars in disks of spiral galaxies are usually assumed to remain roughly at their birth radii. This assumption is built into decades of modelling of the evolution of stellar populat…

astro-ph20082 cited

Clues to Radial Migration from the Properties of Outer Disks

Rok Roškar, Victor P. Debattista, Thomas R. Quinn +3

The outer disks of galaxies present a unique laboratory for studying the process of disk formation. A considerable fraction of observed disks exhibit a break in their surface brigh…

astro-ph2007137 cited

NMAGIC: Fast Parallel Implementation of a Chi-Squared-Made-to-Measure Algorithm for Modelling Observational Data

Flavio de Lorenzi, Victor Debattista, Ortwin Gerhard +1

We describe a made-to-measure algorithm for constructing N-particle models of stellar systems from observational data (Chi-Squared-M2M), extending earlier ideas by Syer and Tremain…

astro-ph2002

Bar Dynamical Friction and Disk Galaxy Dark Matter Content

Victor P. Debattista

I present some new results, from simulations and observations, of the constraints bar pattern speeds place on the dark matter content of disk galaxies.

astro-ph2000

The Bar Pattern Speed in NGC 7079

V. P. Debattista, T. B. Williams

We have used 2D Fabry-Perot absorption-line spectroscopy of the SB0 galaxy NGC 7079 to measure its bar pattern speed, $\om$. As in all previous cases of bar pattern speed measureme…

astro-ph1999

Fabry-Perot Absorption-Line Spectroscopy of NGC 7079

Victor P. Debattista, T. B. Williams

We report on absorption-line Fabry-Perot spectroscopy of the SB0 galaxy NGC 7079. Our data allow us to determine velocity and dispersion maps, which compare well with the results o…