by Arjun Dey, Joan R. Najita, Sergey Koposov, Connie Rockosi, Ting Li, Knut Olsen, Carlos Allende Prieto, Ana Bonaca, Gurtina Besla, Nicolas Garavito-Camargo, Lori Allen, Boris Gansicke, Adam Bolton, Eric F. Bell, Jennifer Johnson, Mei-Yu Wang, Monica Valluri, Kohei Hattori, Andrew Cooper, Aaron Meisner, Rosemary Wyse, David Nidever, Yuan-Sen Ting, Juna Kollmeier, and Katia Cunha
Published onMay 31, 2019
Mass Spectroscopy of the Milky Way
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Abstract
Massively multiplexed spectroscopic surveys of Milky Way stars will revolutionize our understanding of our Galaxy's structural components, revealing their past history and the small-scale structure of its dark matter halo. A spectroscopic survey of 108 stars, previously unimaginable, is now within reach of new instruments in the coming decade.
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