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Central stellar depletion in the Draco dwarf from Subaru photometry
Dark matter subhaloes are a fundamental prediction of the standard cosmological model, but their low-mass population remains difficult to constrain observationally. Recent work has shown that interactions between subhaloes and dwarf spheroidal galaxies can induce large-scale, out-of-equilibrium fluc
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