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astro-ph200810 cited

The VVDS-VLA Deep Field - IV: Radio-optical properties

S. Bardelli, E. Zucca, M. Bolzonella +51

(abridged) We use the 1.4 GHz VIMOS-VLA Deep Survey and the optical VVDS and the CFHT-LS to compare the properties of radio loud galaxies with respect to the whole population of op…

astro-ph2008

INTEGRAL observes the 2007 outburst of the Be transient SAX J2103.5+4545

L. Ducci, L. Sidoli, A. Paizis +2

We performed a detailed study of the 2007 outburst of the 352s pulsar SAXJ2103.5+4545, a Be/X-ray transient observed by INTEGRAL, to study its spectral and temporal properties duri…

astro-ph200857 cited

The relationship between gas content and star formation rate in spiral galaxies. Comparing the local field with the Virgo cluster

M. Fumagalli, G. Gavazzi

Despite many studies of the star formation in spiral galaxies, a complete and coherent understanding of the physical processes that regulate the birth of stars has not yet been ach…

astro-ph2008118 cited

2MASS wide field extinction maps: II. The Ophiuchus and the Lupus cloud complexe

Marco Lombardi, Charles J. Lada, Joao Alves

We present an extinction map of a ~1,700 deg sq region that encloses the Ophiuchus, the Lupus, and the Pipe dark complexes using 42 million stars from the Two Micron All Sky Survey…

astro-ph2008137 cited

NICEST, a near-infrared color excess method tailored for small-scale structures

Marco Lombardi

Observational data and theoretical calculations show that significant small-scale substructures are present in dark molecular clouds. These inhomogeneities can provide precious hin…

astro-ph200853 cited

The construction of non-spherical models of quasi-relaxed stellar systems

G. Bertin, A. L. Varri

Spherical models of collisionless but quasi-relaxed stellar systems have long been studied as a natural framework for the description of globular clusters. Here we consider the con…