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Blue Monsters and Dusty Descendants: Reconciling UV and IR Emission from Galaxies from z=7, up to z= 14
Laura Sommovigo, Lachlan Lancaster, Shyam H. Menon +3
Recent JWST observations reveal massive, UV-bright galaxies at with little apparent dust attenuation, whereas ALMA detections at show similarly massive system…
Predictions on the stellar-to-halo mass relation in the dwarf regime using the empirical model for galaxy formation EMERGE
Joseph A. O'Leary, Ulrich P. Steinwandel, Benjamin P. Moster +2
One of the primary goals when studying galaxy formation is to understand how the luminous component of the Universe, galaxies, relates to the growth of structure which is dominated…
Globular cluster numbers in dark matter haloes in a dual formation scenario: an empirical model within EMERGE
Lucas M. Valenzuela, Benjamin P. Moster, Rhea-Silvia Remus +2
We present an empirical model for the number of globular clusters (GCs) in galaxies based on recent data showing a tight relationship between dark matter halo virial masses and GC…
EMERGE: Constraining merging probabilities and timescales of close galaxy pairs
Joseph A. O'Leary, Benjamin P. Moster, Eva Krämer
Theoretical models are vital for exploring the galaxy merger process, which plays a crucial role in the evolution of galaxies. Recent advances in modelling have placed tight constr…
GalaxyNet: Connecting galaxies and dark matter haloes with deep neural networks and reinforcement learning in large volumes
Benjamin P. Moster, Thorsten Naab, Magnus Lindström +1
We present the novel wide & deep neural network GalaxyNet, which connects the properties of galaxies and dark matter haloes, and is directly trained on observed galaxy statistics u…
EMERGE: Empirical predictions of galaxy merger rates since
Joseph A. O'Leary, Benjamin P. Moster, Thorsten Naab +1
We explore the galaxy-galaxy merger rate with the empirical model for galaxy formation, Emerge. On average, we find that between per cent and per cent of massive galaxies…