C 2011 The Authors C 2011 RAS / AEGIS / The star / GM / /
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Germany / Austria / Australia / Monaco / /
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GMD / / /
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Business Partnership / /
Facility
Institute Accepted / Swinburne University of Technology / University of Portsmouth / University of Oxford / Wilkinson Building / Institute of Astro / /
IndustryTerm
gas mass / chemical evolution / multi-band imaging survey / gas collapses / synthesis imaging data / chemical evolution model / Real satellite spiral galaxies / power-law fits / gas-dynamical context / satellite stripping / energy / valid tool / chemical composition / model satellite galaxies / fresh gas / gas stripping / satellite distribution / gas component / satellite galaxies / satellite spirals / continuous gas infall / constructed utilizing the multi-band imaging survey / /
Cornell / Department of Physics / Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing / University of Oxford / University of Portsmouth / Swinburne University of Technology / Royal Astronomical Society / Institute of Astro / /
Person
Sc / Sb / Fisher Survey / Chiara Tonini / /
Position
model for central galaxies and satellites / model / /
Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc[removed]doi:[removed]j[removed]18767.x The hierarchical build-up of the Tully–Fisher relation Chiara Tonini,1,2 Claudia Maraston,2 Bodo Ziegler,3 Asmus B¨ohm,4 Daniel Thomas,2