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The MAGPI Survey: Insights into the Lyman-alpha line widths and the size of ionized bubbles at the edge of cosmic reionization
T. Mukherjee, T. Zafar, T. Nanayakkara +18
We present spectroscopic properties of 22 Lyman-alpha emitters(LAEs) at z=5.5-6.6 with Lyman-alpha(Lya) luminosity log([])=42.4-43.5, obtained using VLT/MUSE as…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: On the importance of applying multiple selection criteria for finding Milky Way Analogues
Sujeeporn Tuntipong, Jesse van de Sande, Scott M. Croom +10
Milky Way Analogues (MWAs) provide an alternative insight into the various pathways that lead to the formation of disk galaxies with similar properties to the Milky Way. In this st…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: impact of star formation and AGN feedback processes on the ionized gas velocity dispersion
Sree Oh, Matthew Colless, Stefania Barsanti +12
We investigate the influence of star formation and instantaneous AGN feedback processes on the ionized gas velocity dispersion in a sample of 1285 emission-line galaxies with stell…
The MAGPI Survey: Using kinematic asymmetries in stars and gas to dissect drivers of galaxy dynamical evolution
R. S. Bagge, C. Foster, F. D'Eugenio +18
We present a study of kinematic asymmetries from the integral field spectroscopic surveys MAGPI and SAMI. By comparing the asymmetries in the ionsied gas and stars, we aim to disen…
The MAGPI Survey: Evolution of radial trends in star formation activity across cosmic time
Marcie Mun, Emily Wisnioski, Andrew J. Battisti +19
Using adaptive optics with the Multi-Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE) on the Very Large Telescope (VLT), the Middle Ages Galaxy Properties with Integral Field Spectroscopy (MAGPI…
The Wide-field Spectroscopic Telescope (WST) Science White Paper
Vincenzo Mainieri, Richard I. Anderson, Jarle Brinchmann +214
The Wide-field Spectroscopic Telescope (WST) is proposed as a new facility dedicated to the efficient delivery of spectroscopic surveys. This white paper summarises the initial con…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: galaxy spin is more strongly correlated with stellar population age than mass or environment
S. M. Croom, J. van de Sande, S. P. Vaughan +17
We use the SAMI Galaxy Survey to examine the drivers of galaxy spin, , in a multi-dimensional parameter space including stellar mass, stellar population age (or specific s…
The SAMI galaxy survey: predicting kinematic morphology with logistic regression
Sam P. Vaughan, Jesse van de Sande, A. Fraser-McKelvie +10
We use the SAMI galaxy survey to study the the kinematic morphology-density relation: the observation that the fraction of slow rotator galaxies increases towards dense environment…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: Using Tidal Streams and Shells to Trace the Dynamical Evolution of Massive Galaxies
Tomas H. Rutherford, Jesse van de Sande, Scott M. Croom +14
Slow rotator galaxies are distinct amongst galaxy populations, with simulations suggesting that a mix of minor and major mergers are responsible for their formation. A promising pa…