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Distribution of M 1700 for galaxies with LyC detection

On the distribution of dark matter in clusters of galaxies

On the distribution of dark matter in clusters of galaxies

... space. When necessary, we assume H 0 =65 km s −1 Mpc −1 , Ω m =0.3, and Ω Λ =0.7. 5.2 Methodology The goal of this chapter is to use the full 2D information provided by the deep HST imaging in the strong lensing ...

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CiteSeerX — THE SPECTRAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OF SPIRAL GALAXIES

CiteSeerX — THE SPECTRAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OF SPIRAL GALAXIES

... elliptical galaxies, the X-ray emission can be influenced by cooling ...wavelengths, galaxies with stronger ultraviolet emission have stronger mid/far-IR emission (hotter temperatures) than galaxies ...

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Analysis of the Spatial Distribution of Galaxies by Multiscale Methods

Analysis of the Spatial Distribution of Galaxies by Multiscale Methods

... cient distribution from each transformation was normalized using twenty realizations of a Poisson noise hav- ing the same number of counts as in the ...ized distribution versus the noise level for our three ...

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The Spectral Energy Distribution of Normal, Starburst and Active Galaxies

The Spectral Energy Distribution of Normal, Starburst and Active Galaxies

... The bolometric fluxes of the different types of galaxies are calculated integrating their SED’s. These values are compared with individual waveband flux densities, in order to determine the wavebands which ...

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Halo occupation distribution modelling of green valley galaxies

Halo occupation distribution modelling of green valley galaxies

... Based on this simple parametrization, we find red central galax- ies to occupy more massive haloes than the average central galaxy from the same luminosity bin. Within the statistical uncertainty due to the small size of ...

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On the Luminous and Dark Matter Distribution in Early-Type Galaxies

On the Luminous and Dark Matter Distribution in Early-Type Galaxies

... of galaxies in the ...mass distribution only from the light distribution, usually using stellar population models, ii) deriving the gravitational field from strong and/or weak graviational-lensing ...

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An Evolving and Mass-dependent σsSFR-M _ Relation for Galaxies

An Evolving and Mass-dependent σsSFR-M _ Relation for Galaxies

... The authors tried to discriminate between a log-normal and a double-exponential profile but were not able to sample sufficiently low sSFR to see any advantage of using either one or the other parametrization. They argued ...

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Detection of spiral magnetic fields in two flocculent galaxies

Detection of spiral magnetic fields in two flocculent galaxies

... formation distribution in the centre of NGC 3521, while a higher concentration of star-forming activity in the nuclear re- gion and in the rudimentary spiral “armlets” of NGC 5055 leaves broader interarm regions ...

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Indirect dark matter detection for flattened dwarf galaxies

Indirect dark matter detection for flattened dwarf galaxies

... spheroidal galaxies require knowledge of the distribution of dark matter within these ...spheroidal galaxies with both analytic and numerical ...matter distribution enhances (or diminishes) ...

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The Distribution and Lifetime of Powerful Radio Galaxies as a Function of Environment and Redshift

The Distribution and Lifetime of Powerful Radio Galaxies as a Function of Environment and Redshift

... We have shown how the phenomenology of the gap paradigm for black hole accretion and jet formation pre- dicts an inverse relation between HERG jet power and active time and a direct relation between LERG jet power and ...

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Simulating the cosmic distribution of neutral hydrogen and its connection with galaxies

Simulating the cosmic distribution of neutral hydrogen and its connection with galaxies

... density distribution It is often assumed that local sources of ionizing radiation have little impact on the distribution of neutral hydrogen in the post-reionization ...density distribution function ...

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The Luminosity Function of Galaxies as Modeled by a Left Truncated Beta Distribution

The Luminosity Function of Galaxies as Modeled by a Left Truncated Beta Distribution

... of galaxies can be built starting from a left truncated beta proba- bility density function, which is characterized by four ...of galaxies once a simple nonlinear relationship between mass and luminosity is ...

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The spatial distribution of metals in disc galaxies, via simulations and observations

The spatial distribution of metals in disc galaxies, via simulations and observations

... in galaxies with bars or spiral ...in galaxies dominated by a bar the main source of migrators by churning is the corotation of the bar and that this effect happens specially in the first 1–3 Gyr of the ...

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CiteSeerX — The HI Detection of Low Column Density Clouds and Galaxies

CiteSeerX — The HI Detection of Low Column Density Clouds and Galaxies

... flat distribution of N max values has been assumed all along for Case B, while even more objects with low N max are sim- ulated in Case A, yet the majority of the points which are above the limiting flux are seen ...

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The abundance and spatial distribution of ultra-diffuse galaxies in nearby galaxy clusters

The abundance and spatial distribution of ultra-diffuse galaxies in nearby galaxy clusters

... radial distribution of UDGs compares to that of similarly luminous but more compact ...dwarf galaxies, see ...galaxy distribution in the same radial bins as ...dwarf galaxies is much lower ...

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The Atlas3D project   XXIV  The intrinsic shape distribution of early type galaxies

The Atlas3D project XXIV The intrinsic shape distribution of early type galaxies

... early-type galaxies, taking advantage of the available combined photometric and kinematic ...shape distribution of fast and slow rotators under the assumption of ...shape distribution for the fast ...

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The clustering and halo occupation distribution of Lyman-break galaxies at z ~ 4

The clustering and halo occupation distribution of Lyman-break galaxies at z ~ 4

... We confirm the conclusion reached using independent models that bright galaxies in the model are more strongly clustered than faint ones. This dependence of clustering on luminosity is in qualita- tive agreement ...

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The Radio Spectral Energy Distribution and Star Formation Rate Calibration in Galaxies

The Radio Spectral Energy Distribution and Star Formation Rate Calibration in Galaxies

... energy distribution (SED) of the radio continuum (RC) emission from the Key Insight in Nearby Galaxies Emitting in Radio (KINGFISHER) sample of nearby galaxies to understand the energetics and origin ...

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Detection of three gamma ray burst host galaxies ATz∼ 6

Detection of three gamma ray burst host galaxies ATz∼ 6

... z 5.913, z 6.295, and z = 6.327, respectively. These are the three most distant GRB hosts directly detected to date. We fi rst discuss the GRB sample, and their host properties inferred from their afterglows in Section 2. ...

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Detection of Three Gamma-ray Burst Host Galaxies at z ∼ 6

Detection of Three Gamma-ray Burst Host Galaxies at z ∼ 6

... for detection and aggressive deblending identi- fied the host galaxy at S/N = ...the detection limit of the images, and is located near an extended structure, it is not surprising that a general source ...

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