Unveiling Remote Globular Clusters in Andromeda

Dougal Mackey; A. M. N. Ferguson; A Huxor

Unveiling Remote Globular Clusters in Andromeda

Dougal Mackey, A. M. N. Ferguson, A Huxor

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Abstract

Globular clusters are widely recognized as extremely useful tracers of galaxy formation and evolution. Typically, they are compact and luminous objects that can be observed out to large distances.

Original language	English
Pages	23-26pp
No.	39
Specialist publication	Gemini Focus
Publication status	Published - 2009

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Unveiling Remote Globular Clusters in Andromeda

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