The Origin of Galaxy Bimodality

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Centrals vs. Satellites Sats are marginally redder than centrals of same stellar mass van den Bosch et al. (2008) Frank van den Bosch University of Utah
Blue-to-Red Transition Fractions The red fraction of sats is higher than that of centrals of same M_star Roughly 40% of sats that are blue at accretion undergo transition 10 -2 f_tr|s,bc f_tr|s f_tr|rs Above 10 h Msun majority of sats were already red at accretion Satellite transformation processes are only important at low M_star van den Bosch et al. (2008) Frank van den Bosch University of Utah
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Page 3 and 4: The Bi-Modal Distribution of Galaxi
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Page 7: Outstanding Questions What fraction
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