Galaxias Enanas del Grupo Local
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claves, Vía Láctea, Grupo Local, galaxias enanas, disco de satélites. (es)Milky Way, Local Group, dwarf galaxies, disk of satellites (en)
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Las galaxias satélite de la Vía Láctea son de especial importancia para el estudio de la formación y evolución de galaxias, así como para el estudio de la materia oscura. En este artículo de revisión se presentan algunas propiedades estructurales del Grupo Local y de las galaxias enanas esferoidales que componen este sistema, con especial énfasis en las galaxias satélite de la Vía Láctea y su distribución espacial en el disco de satélites. Adicionalmente se presentan los estudios recientes más relevantes relacionados con el problema de la formación del disco de satélites de la Vía Láctea.
The satellite galaxies of the Milky Way are very important both for the studies of the formation and evolution of galaxies and for the research on the dark matter problem. In the present review paper some structural properties of the Local Group, as well as of the dwarf spheroidal galaxies that compose this astrophysical system are presented. Special emphasis is paid to the satellite galaxies of the Milky Way and their spatial distribution on the disk of satellites (DoS). Furthermore, the more relevant recent studies related to the formation of the disk of satellites of the Milky Way are mentioned.
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