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  • Boxy/peanut bulges, vertical buckling and galactic bars
    Boxy/peanut bulges in disk galaxies have been associated to stellar bars. In this talk, we discuss the different properties of such bulges and their relation with the corresponding bar, using a very large sample of a few hundred numerical N-body simulations. We present and inter-compare various methods of measuring the boxy/peanut bulge properties
    Martinez-Valpuesta, Inma et al.

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    2008
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    8
  • Bar strengths in early-type disk galaxies
    Using the gravitational torque indicator Qb, we derive the distribution of bar strengths for a sample of early-type disk galaxies. The sample is part of the Near-Infrared S0 Survey (NIRS0S), designed to examine the properties of bars, bulges, and disks in galaxies classified as types S0- to Sa. Although the survey is only partly finished, we find
    Buta, R. et al.

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    7
    2008
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    2
  • Absolute parameters of the short-period binary HY Virginis from JHK light curves and spectroscopy
    We present the first light curves in the infrared J, H and K filters of HY Vir. Based on HY Vir and template stars spectra in the region 8440 8870 Å, we classify as F0 both stellar components of the binary. Also, we obtain the first radial velocity curves of the system. The analysis of the JHK light curves is carried out using a code based in ATLAS
    Martínez-País, I. G. et al.

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    7
    2008
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    2
  • A SINFONI view of circum-nuclear star-forming rings in spiral galaxies
    We present near-infrared (H- and K-band) SINFONI integral-field observations of the circumnuclear star formation rings in five nearby spiral galaxies. We made use of the relative intensities of different emission lines (i.e. [FeII], HeI, Brγ) to age date the stellar clusters present along the rings. This qualitative, yet robust, method allows us to
    Falcón-Barroso, Jesús et al.

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    2008
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    5