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The Epoch Of Assembly Of Two Galaxy Groups: A Comparative Study

Matthew Luke Nichols
2013
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Abstract

Nearby galaxy groups of comparable mass to the Local Group show global variations that reflect differences in their evolutionary history. Satellite galaxies in groups have higher levels of gas deficiency as the distance to their host decreases. The well established gas-deficiency profile of the Local Group reflects an epoch of assembly starting at z

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