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Early Bright Galaxies from Helium Enhancements in High-Redshift Star Clusters
Harley Katz, Alexander P. Ji, O. Grace Telford +1
The first few cycles of JWST have identified an overabundance of UV-bright galaxies and a general excess of UV luminosity density at compared to expectations from most…
Shining a Light on the Connections between Galactic Outflows Seen in Absorption and Emission Lines
Xinfeng Xu, Alaina Henry, Timothy Heckman +14
Galactic outflows provide important feedback effects to regulate the evolution of host galaxies. Two primary diagnostics of outflows are broad and/or blueshifted emission and absor…
Deep rest-UV JWST/NIRSpec spectroscopy of early galaxies: the demographics of CIV and N-emitters in the reionization era
Michael W. Topping, Daniel P. Stark, Peter Senchyna +12
JWST has recently discovered a subset of reionization era galaxies with ionized gas that is metal poor in oxygen and carbon but heavily-enriched in nitrogen. This abundance pattern…
Joint Optical and Infrared Observations of N and O Reveal the Dust-Obscured Gas in Haro 3
Yuguang Chen, Tucker Jones, Ryan L. Sanders +22
Accurate chemical compositions of star-forming regions are a critical diagnostic tool to characterize the star formation history and gas flows which regulate galaxy formation. Howe…
Reply to: Effects of density and temperature variations on the metallicity of Mrk 71
Yuguang Chen, Tucker Jones, Ryan Sanders +9
In Chen et al., 2023 (C23; arXiv:2304.09898), we introduced a new method to directly measure temperature fluctuations and applied it to a nearby dwarf galaxy, Mrk 71, finding a tem…
Metal-poor star formation at with JWST: new insight into hard radiation fields and nitrogen enrichment on 20 pc scales
Michael W. Topping, Daniel P. Stark, Peter Senchyna +11
Nearly a decade ago, we began to see indications that reionization-era galaxies power hard radiation fields rarely seen at lower redshift. Most striking were detections of nebular…