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astro-ph2008★ 44 cited

Metallicities and Radial Velocities of Five Open Clusters Including a New Candidate Member of the Monoceros Stream

Steven R. Warren, Andrew A. Cole

Near infrared spectra of 133 red giant stars from ten Galactic open clusters and two Galactic globular clusters spanning 2.2 dex in metallicity and 11 Gyr in age are presented. We…

astro-ph2008★ 1 cited

Connecting Gas Dynamics and Star Formation Histories in Nearby Galaxies: The VLA-ANGST Survey

Juergen Ott, Evan Skillman, Julianne Dalcanton +5

In recent years, HST revolutionized the field of star formation in nearby galaxies. Due to its high angular resolution it has now become possible to construct star formation histor…

astro-ph2007

Constraints on dark and visible mass in galaxies from strong gravitational lensing

Simon Dye, Steve Warren

We give a non-exhaustive review of the use of strong gravitational lensing in placing constraints on the quantity of dark and visible mass in galaxies. We discuss development of th…

astro-ph2006★ 23 cited

The Blue Straggler Population of the Globular Cluster M5: Comparison with M3

Steven R. Warren, Eric L. Sandquist, Michael Bolte

We have surveyed the blue straggler star population of the Galactic globular cluster M5 using high-resolution images of the core along with wide-field ground-based images reaching…

astro-ph2002★ 7 cited

Scientific goals of the UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey

Steve Warren

UKIDSS is the next generation near-infrared sky survey. The survey will commence in early 2004, and over 7 years will collect 100 times as many photons as 2MASS. UKIDSS will use th…

astro-ph2002★ 1 cited

WFCAM, UKIDSS, and z=7 quasars

Steve Warren, Paul Hewett

We estimate the number of z~7 quasars that will be discovered in the Large Area Survey (LAS) element of the UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey (UKIDSS). The LAS will cover 4000 sq degs…