The Dynamic State of the Dwarf Galaxy Rich Canes Venatici I Region

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With accurate distances, the nearest groups of galaxies can be resolved in 3 dimensions and the radial component of the motions of galaxies due to local density perturbations can be distinquished from cosmological expansion components. Currently, with the ACS, galaxy distances within 8 Mpc can be measured effectively and efficiently by detecting the tip of the red giant branch TRGB. Of four principal groups at high galactic latitude in this domain, the Canes Venatici I Group a is the least studied, b is the most populated, though overwhelmingly by dwarf galaxies, and c is likely the least dynamically evolved. It is speculated that galaxies in low mass groups may fail to retain baryons as effectively as those in high mass groups, resulting in significantly higher mass-to-light ratios. The CVn I Group is suspected to lie in the mass regime where the speculated astrophysical processes that affect baryon retention are becoming important.

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