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most citedLAMOST Experiment for Galactic Understanding and Exploration (LEGUE) The survey science plan

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Identifying the principal mechanism of star formation feedback

Chong Li, Rouyu Li, Keping Qiu +27

Feedback from massive stars regulates the formation of next-generation stars and planets and thus shapes the evolution of galaxies, yet observational evidence capable of determinin…

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Euclid Q1 reveals spatial variations of the extinction law in the dense cloud LDN 1641

Rui Chen, Shu Wang, Xiaodian Chen +1

Dust extinction laws are essential for precision photometry and provide a direct probe of grain properties, but their behaviour in dense molecular clouds remains poorly constrained…

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Missing pairs in open cluster catalogs

Qingshun Hu, Yufei Cai, Caroline Soubiran +4

Open clusters (OCs) in our Galaxy can be found in pairs, possibly forming physical binaries, or in groups. These objects offer unique insights into the process of star formation an…

astro-ph.GA2026★ 2 cited

Star formation in the circumgalactic high-velocity cloud Complex H

Zhihong He, Wenkang Pang, Kun Wang +2

The accretion of metal-poor gas sustains galactic star formation. In the Milky Way, this process is fueled by high-velocity clouds (HVCs), yet their fundamental properties have rem…

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The morphological stability of open clusters: a new 2D perspective

Yuting Li, Qingshun Hu, Yufei Cai +3

Open clusters (OCs) usually evolve gradually as the number of their members changes, which can be manifested in their morphological characteristics. We aim to investigate the morph…

astro-ph.GA2025★ 2 cited

Unveiling Galactic substructures with M Giant stars: A kinematic and chemical study based on LAMOST DR9, Gaia DR3 and APOGEE DR17

Longfei Ding, Jing Li, Xiang-Xiang Xue +3

Based on the updated M giant star catalog selected from LAMOST DR9, we iden-tify substructures within the integrals-of-motion space through Friends-of-Friends cluster-ing algorithm…