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The MAGE Project: Size Evolution and Disk Formation in Massive Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn
Zhiyuan Yao, Avishai Dekel, Romain Teyssier +5
We investigate size evolution and disk formation with a new suite of eleven cosmological zoom-in simulations, Massive Assembly of Galaxies in the Early universe (MAGE), run with RA…
Fountain pattern of baryon cycle revealed in galaxy ecosystems
Chengyu Ma, Yangyao Chen, Enci Wang +11
Baryons in galaxy ecosystems are believed to undergo continuous cycles of inflow and outflow, forming fountain-like patterns that encode key information about how galaxies acquire…
An emerging baryon cycle in a galaxy 500 million years after the Big Bang
Shengzhe Wang, Xin Wang, Hang Zhou +17
The emergence of stellar feedback as a regulator of galaxy growth marks a fundamental transition in cosmic history. At early times, rapid gas accretion and collapse may induce inte…
Satellite quenching by radio jets of central galaxies in galaxy groups
Yijun Wang, Tao Wang, Dingyi Zhao +9
Feedback from active galactic nuclei (AGN) is now recognized as a key component of galaxy formation models. It plays a central role in regulating the growth and quenching of galaxi…
Feedback-Free Star Formation in Clusters within a Galaxy Simulated at High Resolution in Cosmic Dawn
Hou-Zun Chen, Zhaozhou Li, Avishai Dekel +3
We perform a cosmological zoom-in simulation of a massive galaxy ( at ) using the GIZMO code. By employing resolution and a $3.4\…
The Sinking Statistics of Dark Matter Subhalos Across Hierarchical Levels
Wenkang Jiang, Jiaxin Han, Kun Xu +6
We investigate the mergers among subhalos in a CDM simulation, focusing on two fundamental aspects overlooked by previous studies: 1) how to identify mergers robustly; 2) the st…
The tidal evolution of satellite galaxies in cosmological simulations: insights from COLIBRE
Feihong He, Jiaxin Han, Joop Schaye +12
We investigate the co-evolution of the stellar and dark matter mass of satellite galaxies using the COLIBRE cosmological hydrodynamical simulations with subhaloes resolved by the h…
A Bending in the Size-mass Relation of Star-forming Galaxies across at a Critical Stellar Mass of Revealed by JWST
Longyue Chen, Tao Wang, Hanwen Sun +12
We investigate the rest-frame optical size-stellar mass relation of galaxies at using deep JWST/NIRCam and MIRI imaging from the PRIMER survey. We find that star-formin…
Not all cores are equal: Phase-space origins of dynamical friction, stalling and buoyancy
Shashank Dattathri, Frank C. van den Bosch, Uddipan Banik +4
Dynamical friction governs the orbital decay of massive perturbers within galaxies and dark matter halos, yet its standard Chandrasekhar formulation fails in systems with cores of…
Overmassive Black holes live in compact galaxies in the early Universe
Yuxuan Wu, Tao Wang, Daizhong Liu +9
A significant population of quasars have been found to exist within the first Gyr of cosmic time. Most of them have high black hole (BH) masses ($M_{\rm BH} \sim 10^{8-10} M_{\odot…
A 13-Billion-Year View of Galaxy Growth: Metallicity Gradient Evolution from the Local Universe to with JWST and Archival Surveys
Zihao Li, Zheng Cai, Xin Wang +25
The galaxy gas-phase metallicity gradients have been extensively studied over the past four decades, both in the local and high-redshift universe, as they trace the baryon cycle an…
From FFB Starbursts at Cosmic Dawn to Quenching at Cosmic Morning: Hi-z Galaxy Bimodality
Avishai Dekel, Nir Mandelker, Zhaozhou Li +5
We propose a mass-dependent bimodality in the early evolution of galaxies. The massive track connects the super-bright galaxies at cosmic dawn () to the super-massive quiesc…
The rise of the galactic empire: luminosity functions at and estimated with the MIDISNGDEEP ultra-deep JWST/NIRCam dataset
Pablo G. Pérez-González, Göran Östlin, Luca Costantin +39
We present a sample of six F200W and three F277W dropout sources identified as galaxy candidates using the deepest JWST/NIRCam data to date (5 depths mag at…
Growth of Massive Black-Holes in FFB Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn
Avishai Dekel, Nicholas C. Stone, Dhruba Dutta Chowdhury +4
The scenario of feedback-free starbursts (FFB), which predicts excessively bright galaxies at cosmic dawn as observed using JWST, may provide a natural setting for black hole (BH)…
JWST/MIRI reveals the true number density of massive galaxies in the early Universe
Tao Wang, Hanwen Sun, Luwenjia Zhou +13
Early JWST studies reporting an unexpected abundance of massive galaxies at -- challenge galaxy formation models in the CDM framework. Previous stellar mass ($M_\st…
Evidence for a Shallow Evolution in the Volume Densities of Massive Galaxies at to from CEERS
Katherine Chworowsky, Steven L. Finkelstein, Michael Boylan-Kolchin +36
We analyze the evolution of massive (log [] ) galaxies at 4--8 selected from the JWST Cosmic Evolution Early Release Science (CEERS) survey. W…
Feedback-Free Starbursts at Cosmic Dawn: Observable Predictions for JWST
Zhaozhou Li, Avishai Dekel, Kartick C. Sarkar +4
We extend the analysis of a physical model within the standard cosmology that robustly predicts a high star-formation efficiency (SFE) in massive galaxies at cosmic dawn due to fee…
Effects of feedback-free starburst galaxies on the 21-cm signal and reionization history
Sarah Libanore, Jordan Flitter, Ely D. Kovetz +2
Different star-formation models at Cosmic Dawn produce detectable signatures in the observables of upcoming 21-cm experiments. In this work, we consider the physical scenario of fe…
Are Odd Radio Circles virial shocks around massive galaxies? Implications for cosmic-ray diffusion in the circumgalactic medium
Shotaro Yamasaki, Kartick C. Sarkar, Zhaozhou Li
Recently, a new population of circular radio (GHz) objects have been discovered at high Galactic latitudes, called the Odd Radio Circles (ORCs). A fraction of the ORCs encirc…