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Linking dynamics and chemistry in barred galaxies through action-space mapping

Tetsuro Asano, Victor P. Debattista, Michiko S. Fujii

We aim to extend the action-based framework, proposed by a previous study, for assigning chemical information to collisionless -body simulations of barred galaxies, enabling mor…

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Chemodynamical evidence of the HR 1614 moving group as a bar resonance

Andreas J. Koch-Hansen, Vladislav Gulaev, Dominik H. Plonka +4

Moving groups (MGs) are ensembles of disk stars that clump in velocity and action space. A multitude of explanations as to their origin has been attempted, from dissolved star clus…

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Kinematic hints of a nuclear bar in the Milky Way

Karl Fiteni, Mattia C. Sormani, Victor P. Debattista +8

The Milky Way hosts a flattened nuclear stellar disc (NSD) that dominates the gravitational potential in the inner few hundred parsecs. Whether the NSD is purely axisymmetric or co…

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The Low- Splash Population in the Milky Way

Lais Borbolato, João A. S. Amarante, Hélio D. Perottoni +5

The Milky Way in-situ halo, also known as the Splash, consists of old (age 10 Gyr), metal-rich ([Fe/H] ), high- stars, i.e., thick disk-like chemistry, on halo-like…

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Phase spirals induced by the gas warp

Shuyu Wang, Anthony G. A. Brown, Victor P. Debattista +1

The discovery of the phase space spirals in the Solar neighborhood in Gaia Data Release 2 has prompted various attempts to understand their origin. A source of bending waves, which…

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Kinematic diagnostics for non-axisymmetry in the Milky Way's nuclear stellar disc

Karl Fiteni, Xingchen Li, Mattia C. Sormani +8

There is now strong evidence that the Milky Way (MW) hosts a nuclear stellar disc (NSD). However, whether the NSD is purely axisymmetric or contains a nuclear bar remains unresolve…