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Generating the wide sequence of Diffuse Galaxies with de Broglie waves of Dark Matter
Extensive Euclid satellite imaging at low surface brightness has revealed that most nearby galaxies are diffuse-looking spheroids, where the stellar radius increases monotonically over three decades in luminosity. We argue this Diffuse Galaxy sequence results from internal stellar diffusion by Wave
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