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The Impact of Simulation Resolution on Dwarf Galaxy Stellar Stream Populations in FIRE
Cosmological simulations allow us to study galaxy-progenitor stream populations, allowing comparisons with observations to constrain galaxy formation physics. Previous work found that present-day galaxy-progenitor streams in FIRE have larger pericenters than observed in the MW, which might indicate
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