The stellar mass–halo mass relation of isolated field dwarfs: a critical test of ΛCDM at the edge of galaxy formation

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@fdmtweets @BenneHolwerda @SheaGKosmo @jbprime @Astropartigirl @adrianprw @BadAstronomer @TheWhitneyBrown @UCIPhysAstro @ladyofsteele @jose_onorbe @MichaelTremmel For the galaxy halo connection, lots of good work by @SheaGKosmo (e.g. https://t.co/3XSq5m…

Interestingly, both of the above works require the pre-infall galaxies to have central dark matter cores, consistent with observations of isolated gas-rich dwarfs: e.g. https://t.co/TVYiMbUu2e [10/N]

RT @ReadDark: @SchreiberUrs @fcain Hard to summarise in one Tweet, but for my thoughts on this see: https://t.co/TVYiMbUu2e https://t.co/6…

@SchreiberUrs @fcain Hard to summarise in one Tweet, but for my thoughts on this see: https://t.co/TVYiMbUu2e https://t.co/6NqckJPuby And section 6.4 of: https://t.co/7TFoamywst

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