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Dynamical friction vs. subhalo heating in Cold Dark Matter haloes
The orbital evolution of massive stellar systems embedded in dark matter haloes is governed by competing processes. Dynamical friction removes orbital energy, whereas fluctuations in the gravitational field generated by dark matter subhaloes inject energy through stochastic heating. We investigate t
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