Star formation histories of local group dwarf galaxies

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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We present the study of the star formation histories (SFHs) of a sample of Local Group dwarf galaxies (LGDGs), via the analysis and modelling, with the means of an evolutionary stellar population synthesis, of their colour-magnitude (CM) diagrams. It appears that important parameters to describe the SFHs are star formation rate (SFR) and duration of star formation. We find a possible correlation between the mass and the SFRs. The correlation might be the origin of the observed luminosity-metallicity relation in the LGDGs. A well-defined correlation between the durations of star formation and the distance from M31 or the Galaxy indicates that the current early-type dwarf galaxies should have been transformed from late-type by strong tidal force of the massive galaxies.

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