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Predicting the water content of interstellar objects from galactic star formation histories
Chris Lintott, Michele T. Bannister, J. Ted Mackereth
Planetesimals inevitably bear the signatures of their natal environment, preserving in their composition a record of the metallicity of their system's original gas and dust, albeit…
APOGEE Detection of N-rich stars in the tidal tails of Palomar 5
Sian G. Phillips, Ricardo P. Schiavon, J. Ted Mackereth +15
Recent results from chemical tagging studies using APOGEE data suggest a strong link between the chemical abundance patterns of stars found within globular clusters, and chemically…
Chemical Cartography with APOGEE: Mapping Disk Populations with a Two-Process Model and Residual Abundances
David H. Weinberg, Jon A. Holtzman, Jennifer A. Johnson +33
We apply a novel statistical analysis to measurements of 16 elemental abundances in 34,410 Milky Way disk stars from the final data release (DR17) of APOGEE-2. Building on recent w…
The Kinematic Properties of Milky Way Stellar Halo Populations
James M. M. Lane, Jo Bovy, J. Ted Mackereth
In the era stellar kinematics are extensively used to study Galactic halo stellar populations, to search for halo structures, and to characterize the interface between the h…
New families in our Solar neighborhood: applying Gaussian Mixture models for objective classification of structures in the Milky Way and in simulations
Farnik Nikakhtar, Robyn E. Sanderson, Andrew Wetzel +10
The standard picture of galaxy formation motivates the decomposition of the Milky Way into 3--4 stellar populations with distinct kinematic and elemental abundance distributions: t…
An enquiry on the origins of N-rich stars in the inner Galaxy basedon APOGEE chemical compositions
Shobhit Kisku, Ricardo P. Schiavon, Danny Horta +10
Recent evidence based on APOGEE data for stars within a few kpc of the Galactic centre suggests that dissolved globular clusters (GCs) contribute significantly to the stellar mass…