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Problems with (our) galaxy formation simulations and some new angles

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Stellar feedback is a crucial component in controlling the baryon cycle in galaxies. However, it is not very clear how this can be done without assuming exotic models of stellar feedback. In this talk I will first discuss why we have not been very successful in producing realistic galaxies in our simulations, and present some attempts to solve this problem. I will also discuss how Lyman alpha profiles can potentially be used to place some constraints on cosmological simulations with cosmic ray feedback. This talk is intended to be thought-provoking rather than a collection of success stories.

This talk is part of the Galaxies Discussion Group series.

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