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Sebastian Trujillo

Research/Teaching Assistant
Entered: 2007
Office: 111 Astronomy
Phone: (575)646-4813
Fax: (575)646-1602
 
E-mail: st
(append "@nmsu.edu")
 
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M.S.City University of New York,2007
B.S. SUNY Stony Brook, 2004

Research

I began my graduate studies at NMSU in Fall 2007, working with Dr. Anatoly Klypin in the extragalactic research group on modeling the formation and evolution of galaxies. My primary interest is in the field of cosmology, though I am also quite fascinated by topics as diverse as extrasolar planets, gamma ray bursts, and the cosmic microwave background.

In the Spring of 2008 I began working on a new research project with Dr. Klypin and Dr. Holtzman. The project is aimed at constraining cosmological models by studying a large homogeneous sample of galaxies in the nearby Virgo cluster. This will be done using the first direct determination of the galaxy circular velocity function using a sample galaxies comprising the very low mass end.


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