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The Role of Dark Matter in Driving Disk Perturbations: Application to LMC-SMC Like Galaxy Interactions
Dark-matter (DM) models predict that satellite galaxies distort their host's DM halo. As such, both the satellite and the distorted halo can perturb the host's stellar disk. The LMC-SMC system is a nearby $\sim1:10$~mass-ratio binary with a well-constrained orbit and well-characterized LMC disk pert
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