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Star Formation in the Low Surface Brightness Galaxies: a Comparison with the Outer Regions of Normal Galaxies
Low surface brightness galaxies (LSB-galaxies) and the outer regions of disks of "normal" surface brightness galaxies (HSB-galaxies) are compared in terms of the radial distributions of star formation rates and efficiencies, as well as the Toomre stability parameter $Q_T$, using data from several sa
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