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Title: Dark matter halos in central and insolated galaxies.
Authors: Richtler, Tom; supervisor de grado
Salinas Venegas, Ricardo
Keywords: Materia Oscura (Astronomía);Galaxias Elípticas;Halos Galácticos.
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Universidad de Concepción.
Abstract: The first evidence of a hidden, non luminous component of the Universe came from the large discrepancy between optical and dynamical masses found in the Coma cluster by Zwicky (1933). But this finding did not produce a significant echo in the astronomical community. The alarms only turned on in the mid-70’s with studies of the dynamics of pairs of galaxies and groups that revived the stunning discrepancy between dynamical and optical masses (Einasto et al. 1974; Ostriker et al. 1974), although perhaps the most convincing piece of evidence came from the fact that the rotation curves of late-type galaxies remain flat to large radii which indicates an enclosed mass growing linearly with radius (Rubin et al. 1978; Bosma 1978).
Description: Tesis para optar al grado de Doctor en Ciencias Físicas.
URI: http://repositorio.udec.cl/jspui/handle/11594/3876
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