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Project AMIGA: A Minimal Covering Factor for Optically Thick Circumgalactic Gas Around the Andromeda Galaxy
J. Christopher Howk, Christopher B. Wotta, Michelle A. Berg +19
We present a deep search for HI 21-cm emission from the gaseous halo of Messier 31 as part of Project AMIGA, a large program Hubble Space Telescope program to study the circumgalac…
Sensitive 21cm Observations of Neutral Hydrogen in the Local Group near M31
Spencer A. Wolfe, Felix J. Lockman, D. J. Pisano
Very sensitive 21cm HI measurements have been made at several locations around the Local Group galaxy M31 using the Green Bank Telescope (GBT) at an angular resolution of 9.1', wit…
Resolved H I observations of local analogs to z ~ 1 luminous compact blue galaxies: evidence for rotation-supported disks
Katie Rabidoux, D. J. Pisano, C. A. Garland +3
While bright, blue, compact galaxies are common at , they are relatively rare in the local universe, and their evolutionary paths are uncertain. We have obtained reso…
The detectability of eccentric binary pulsars
Manjari Bagchi, Duncan R. Lorimer, Spencer Wolfe
Studies of binary pulsars provide insight into various theories of physics. Detection of such systems is challenging due to the Doppler modulation of the pulsed signal caused by th…
Discrete clouds of neutral gas between the galaxies M31 and M33
Spencer A. Wolfe, D. J. Pisano, Felix J. Lockman +2
Spiral galaxies must acquire gas to maintain their observed level of star formation beyond the next few billion years (Leroy et al. 2008). A source of this material may be the gas…
On the detectability of eccentric binary pulsars
Manjari Bagchi, Duncan R. Lorimer, Spencer Wolfe
By generalizing earlier work of Johnston & Kulkarni, we present a detailed description of the reduction in the signal-to-noise ratio for observations of binary pulsars. We present…
The Evolution of Luminous Compact Blue Galaxies: Disks or Spheroids?
D. J. Pisano, K. Rabidoux, C. A. Garland +3
Luminous compact blue galaxies (LCBGs) are a diverse class of galaxies characterized by high luminosity, blue color, and high surface brightness that sit at the critical juncture o…
The Evolution of Luminous Compact Blue Galaxies: Disks or Spheroids?
D. J. Pisano, C. Garland, K. Rabidoux +4
Luminous compact blue galaxies (LCBGs) are a diverse class of galaxies characterized by high luminosities, blue colors, and high surface brightnesses. Residing at the high luminosi…