The constant density region of the dark halos of spiral galaxies
Paolo Salucci
Abstract
From the kinematics of 137 spirals we find that the DM halo density profiles are self-similar at least out to Ropt and show core radii much larger that the corresponding disk scale-lenghts. The luminous regions of spirals consist of stellar disks embedded in dark halos with roughly constant density. With respect to previous work, the present evidence is obtained by means of a robust method and for a large and complete sample of normal spirals.
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