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The Impact of Bars, Spirals and Bulge-Size on Gas-Phase Metallicity Gradients in MaNGA Galaxies
M. E. Wisz, Karen L. Masters, Kathryne J. Daniel +2
As galaxies evolve over time, the orbits of their constituent stars are expected to change in size and shape, moving stars away from their birth radius. Radial gas flows are also e…
Finding Passive Galaxies in HI-MaNGA: The Impact of Star-Formation Rate Indicator
Nora Salem, Karen Masters, David Stark +1
HI-rich galaxies typically have high star-formation rates (SFR), but there exist interesting HI-rich and low star-forming (low-SF) galaxies. Previous work on a sample of these gala…
The Strength of Bisymmetric Modes in SDSS-IV/MaNGA Barred Galaxy Kinematics
Brian DiGiorgio Zanger, Kyle B. Westfall, Kevin Bundy +7
The SDSS-IV/MaNGA Survey data provide an unprecedented opportunity to study the internal motions of galaxies and, in particular, represent the largest sample of barred galaxy kinem…
BreakBRD Galaxies: Evolutionary Clues Through an Analysis of Gas Content
David V. Stark, Sarah Tuttle, Stephanie Tonnesen +1
By combining newly obtained deep GBT 21cm observations with optical spectroscopic data, we present an analysis of the gas content of BreakBRD galaxies, a population denoted by thei…
The ALMaQUEST Survey XV: The Dependence of the Molecular-to-Atomic Gas Ratios on Resolved Optical Diagnostics
Niankun Yu, Zheng Zheng, Chao-Wei Tsai +14
The atomic-to-molecular gas conversion is a critical step in the baryon cycle of galaxies, which sets the initial conditions for subsequent star formation and influences the multi-…
HI Rich but Low Star Formation galaxies in MaNGA: Physical Properties and Comparison to Control Samples
Anubhav Sharma, Karen L. Masters, David V. Stark +4
Gas rich galaxies are typically star-forming. We make use of HI-MaNGA, a program of HI follow-up for the Mapping Nearby Galaxies at Apache Point Observatory (MaNGA) survey of the S…