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X-WR-CALNAME: IAC Talks: Open Astronomy Seminars
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X-WR-CALDESC: IAC Talks upcomming talks
SUMMARY:The nuclei of galaxies
DESCRIPTION:The nuclei of galaxies\nDr. Nadine Neumayer\n\nThe centers of m
 assive galaxies are special in many ways, not least because all of them ar
 e believed to host supermassive black holes. Since the discovery of a numb
 er of relations linking the mass of this central black hole to the large s
 cale properties of the dynamically hot component of its host galaxy (bulge
 ) it has become clear that the growth of the central black hole is intimat
 ely connected to the evolution of its host galaxy.  However, for bulge-les
 s galaxies, the situation is much less clear.  Interestingly, these galaxy
  often host star clusters in their nuclei, and unlike black holes, these n
 uclear star clusters provide a visible record of the accretion of stars an
 d gas into the nucleus.  \n\nI will present my ongoing projects on nuclear
  star clusters that aim to understand their formation process and might gi
 ve a hint on how black holes get to the centers of galaxies.\n\n
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