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Dark Matter Halo Tumbling Induced by Torques from Massive Mergers
Dark Matter halos exhibit slow tumbling known as `figure rotation'. Figure rotation occurs in roughly $80\%$ of isolated $Λ$CDM halos and is relatively unaffected by baryonic feedback, making it an attractive and relatively unexplored test for $Λ$CDM. However, galaxy mergers are capable of exerting
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