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Density variations in the NW star stream of M31

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Figure 1. Spatial distribution of the [Fe/H] = [−0.6, −2.4] red giant stars in the NW region of M31
Figure 3. Mexican top-hat filtered image (inner radius 0. ◦ 4 and outer radius 0. ◦ 8) that emphasizes the structure, but is not used for analysis
Figure 4. Mean density transverse to the best elliptical fit to the stream over the φ = [−70, −10] range
Figure 6. Mean density around the stream in bins of 2 ◦ of elliptical angle.
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