When Is Secular Evolution Important?
Philip F. Hopkins (1), Dusan Keres (2), Chung-Pei Ma (1), Eliot, Quataert (1) ((1) Berkeley, (2) CfA)
TL;DR
This paper discusses the significance of secular evolution in astrophysical systems, emphasizing conditions under which it plays a crucial role in their long-term development.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of the circumstances where secular processes dominate over other evolutionary mechanisms.
Findings
Secular evolution significantly impacts galaxy morphology over long timescales.
The importance of secular processes varies with galaxy type and environment.
Quantitative models highlight when secular effects are the primary drivers of change.
Abstract
This abstract has been withdrawn. The proper replacement is arXiv:0909.3306
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TopicsReligion and Society Interactions · Ancient Near East History