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How well do integral-of-motion distribution functions describe Milky Way-analogue halos?
We study the dark-matter phase space distribution of Milky Way-mass halos in the Auriga simulations, considering both hydrodynamic and dark-matter-only runs. In a spherically averaged potential, we test whether the coarse-grained distribution function can be approximated as a function of the integra
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