Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?

We use cosmological SPH simulations to investigate the effects of mergers and interactions on the formation of the bulge and disc components of galactic systems. We find that secular evolution during mergers seems to be a key process in the formation of stable disc-bulge systems with observational c...

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Autores principales: Scannapieco, C., Smith Castelli, A.V., Tissera, P.B.
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spelling todo:paper_17439213_v1_nC198_p261_Scannapieco2023-10-03T16:31:30Z Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop? Scannapieco, C. Smith Castelli, A.V. Tissera, P.B. Galaxies: fundamental parameters Galaxies: interactions Methods: numerical We use cosmological SPH simulations to investigate the effects of mergers and interactions on the formation of the bulge and disc components of galactic systems. We find that secular evolution during mergers seems to be a key process in the formation of stable disc-bulge systems with observational counterparts and contributes to establish the fundamental relations observed in galaxies. Our findings suggest that the secular evolution phase couples the formation mechanisms of the bulge and disc components. According to our results, depending on the particular stability properties and merger parameters, violents events could drive a morphological loop in which the outcome could be a disc or a spheroid. © 2005 International Astronomical Union. SER info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17439213_v1_nC198_p261_Scannapieco
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topic Galaxies: fundamental parameters
Galaxies: interactions
Methods: numerical
spellingShingle Galaxies: fundamental parameters
Galaxies: interactions
Methods: numerical
Scannapieco, C.
Smith Castelli, A.V.
Tissera, P.B.
Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
topic_facet Galaxies: fundamental parameters
Galaxies: interactions
Methods: numerical
description We use cosmological SPH simulations to investigate the effects of mergers and interactions on the formation of the bulge and disc components of galactic systems. We find that secular evolution during mergers seems to be a key process in the formation of stable disc-bulge systems with observational counterparts and contributes to establish the fundamental relations observed in galaxies. Our findings suggest that the secular evolution phase couples the formation mechanisms of the bulge and disc components. According to our results, depending on the particular stability properties and merger parameters, violents events could drive a morphological loop in which the outcome could be a disc or a spheroid. © 2005 International Astronomical Union.
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author Scannapieco, C.
Smith Castelli, A.V.
Tissera, P.B.
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Smith Castelli, A.V.
Tissera, P.B.
author_sort Scannapieco, C.
title Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
title_short Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
title_full Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
title_fullStr Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
title_full_unstemmed Are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
title_sort are violent events responsible of a galaxy morphological loop?
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17439213_v1_nC198_p261_Scannapieco
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