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Kinematic mass measurements of inner and outer spiral disks
Kimberly A. Herrmann
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Robin Ciardullo
Astronomy & Astrophysics
Penn State Mont Alto
Institute for Gravitation & the Cosmos
Center for Theoretical and Observational Cosmology
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Kinematics
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Mass Measurement
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M101
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Accretion Discs
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Galaxies
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Halo
50%
Planetary Nebulae
50%
Radial Velocity
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Spiral Galaxies
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Law
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Late-type Galaxies
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Early-type
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Velocity Dispersion
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Outer Region
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Unseen
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Galaxy Formation
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Narrow Band Imaging
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Late-type
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Hierarchical Model
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L-ratio
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Galactic Disks
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Kinematic Structure
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Scale Height
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Subhalos
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Physics
Planetary Nebula
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Radial-Velocity Method
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Late-Type Galaxies
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Galactic Evolution
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Mass Measurement
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Circumstellar Disks
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Navarro-Frenk-White Profile
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Scale Height
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Spiral Galaxy
100%