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T1 Estudio estadístico de la dirección de rotación en galaxias espirales
A1 Pérez Martín, Adrián
K1 Rotación
K1 Galaxias
K1 Estadística
AB Humanity has always found certain interest in all that surrounds it, including the sky. This curiositycaused a change from the myths to the use of the reasoning as a tool to understand the world. In theXVII century, the curiosity for the skies expanded through the invention of the first telescopes and thenew observations these instruments allowed, opening a window towards a novel paradigm. The constantdevelopment of the tools to observe the sky lead, among many others, to the discovery of galaxies byHubble in the XX century, along with different studies of these objects in said century.Hubble himself classified this new kind of astronomical objects according to their morphology.Among the most relevant features, the spiral structure displayed by some of them stands out. These alsocalled spiral galaxies present an ordered rotation as well. Both theoretical and observational studies seemto agree in the fact that, in most galaxies, their spiral arms should point in the opposite direction of thesense of rotation. As an statistical study about this topic has not been made since the 80s and today newdatabases like CALIFA and DESI are available, it seems relevant to work on a new study on the orientation of spiral arms.
YR 2020
FD 2020
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