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Evolution of superthin galaxies under Milgromian dynamics
This work investigates the long-term evolution of the vertical structure of superthin galaxies within the framework of Milgromian dynamics (MOND). By constructing an observationally constrained model of UGC 7321, a typical superthin galaxy, we test whether its disc can maintain an extremely flattene
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