Table 2.
Initial parameters for the satellites in the coplanar experiments.
| NB | r (kpc) | vt (10 km s−1) | M⊙ |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 30.16 | 21.68 | 109 |
| S2 | 51.07 | 21.26 | 1010 |
| S3 | 63.18 | 20.95 | 1010 |
| S4 | 69.21 | 20.84 | 109 |
| S5 | 81.07 | 20.31 | 109 |
| S6 | 81.07 | 20.31 | 109 |
| S7 | 102.06 | 19.44 | 109 |
| S8 | 120.06 | 18.75 | 109 |
| S9 | 150.05 | 17.71 | 109 |
Notes.From left to right: the radial distance, the tangential velocity to that radio, and the initial mass for the satellites in experiments from Fig. 4. The corresponding live satellites in this experiments corresponds to the intermediate compact satellite that appears in Col. 4 in Table 1 and these satellites lie on a plane.
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