Glenn van de Ven, Jesús Falcón-Barroso, Mariya Lyubenova
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Extragalactic Archaeology: The Assembly History of Galaxies from Dynamical and Stellar Population Models
In this review, we show how combining dynamical and stellar population models with integral field spectroscopic data of nearby galaxies enable uncovering their assembly history. ▪ We discuss the advantages and limitations of various dynamical modelling approaches, focusing on measuring the mass distributions of nearby galaxies, including central black holes and dark matter halos. ▪ We highlight the use of Schwarzschild's orbit-superposition method to robustly decompose galaxies into dynamically distinct components and derive their intrinsic properties. ▪ We cover the application of single stellar population models to interpret observations of unresolved stars in nearby galaxies. ▪ We outline how combining dynamical and stellar population models can reveal the fossil records of galaxy assembly, from the origin of inner galaxy structures, to the buildup of disks, to the recovery of past galaxy mergers. We close by demonstrating how these models of nearby galaxies provide a bridge between studies of resolved stars in the local Universe and high-redshift galaxy observations. Together with direct coupling to state-of-the-art cosmological simulations, extragalactic archaeology promises key insights into galaxy formation and evolution.
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The Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics is covers significant developments in the field of astronomy and astrophysics including:The Sun,Solar system and extrasolar planets,Stars,Interstellar medium,Galaxy and galaxies,Active galactic nuclei,Cosmology,Instrumentation and techniques,
History of the development of new areas of research.