The angular momentum of cosmological coronae and the inside-out growth of spiral galaxies
Massive and diffuse haloes of hot gas (coronae) are important intermediaries between cosmology and galaxy evolution, storing mass and angular momentum acquired from the cosmic web until eventual accretion on to star-forming discs. We introduce a method to reconstruct the rotation of a galactic coron...
Main Authors: | Pezzulli, G, Fraternali, F, Binney, J |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Oxford University Press
2017
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