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The SAMI Galaxy Survey: Linking Tidal Features and Orbit Populations Using Schwarzschild Modelling
T. H. Rutherford, J. van de Sande, S. M. Croom +11
The evolution of angular momentum in galaxies is shaped by a combination of internal secular processes and external mechanisms such as mergers. Orbit-superposition based dynamical…
Comparison and verification methods to trace interaction-driven disturbances in galaxies
Haotian Lyu, Sarah Brough, Aman Khalid +2
Low surface brightness tidal debris around galaxies, such as tails, streams, and shells, together with other interaction-driven morphological disturbances, serve as valuable indica…
Tidal features as tracers of galaxy merger histories: the colours of tidal features in HSC-SSP
A. Desmons, S. Brough, L. Canepa +1
We measure the radial colour profiles of 32,000 galaxies drawn from the Hyper Suprime-Cam Subaru Strategic Program optical imaging survey, including 1415 exhibiting tid…
The dependence of the intracluster light fraction on galaxy cluster properties
Louisa Canepa, Sarah Brough, Mireia Montes +1
We use machine learning to measure the intracluster light (ICL) fractions of 177 galaxy groups and clusters identified from Hyper Suprime-Cam Subaru Strategic Program imaging to ex…
Investigating the imprints of tidal features on simulated galaxy outskirts in LSST-like mock observations
Aman Khalid, Sarah Brough, Garreth Martin +5
Tidal features provide signatures of recent galaxy mergers, offering insights into the role of mergers in galaxy evolution. The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's upcoming Legacy Survey o…
Tidal features around simulated groups and cluster galaxies: Enhancement and suppression of merger events through environment in LSST-like mock observations
Aman Khalid, Sarah Brough, Garreth Martin +5
Generally, merger likelihood increases in denser environments; however, the large relative velocities at the centres of dense clusters are expected to reduce the likelihood of merg…