5 papers
The ALMA carbon monoxide supernova (ACOS) survey II. Turbulent giant molecular clouds at the positions of core-collapse supernovae
M. Solar, M. J. Michałowski, J. Nadolny +11
Context. Study of cold molecular hydrogen gas (hereafter molecular gas) provides crucial insights into its interplay with star-forming regions. However, the connection between mole…
Atomic gas properties at the positions of supernovae Type Ia, II, and Ib/c
Bruno Å laus, Natalia Gotkiewicz, MichaÅ J. MichaÅowski +6
Understanding which stars explode as which type of supernovae (SNe) is crucial to measure their contribution to the metal production and feedback halting star formation. Most of th…
Evolution of the infrared luminosity function and its corresponding dust-obscured star formation rate density out to z~6
M. P. Koprowski, J. V. Wijesekera, J. S. Dunlop +5
We present a new determination of the evolving far-infrared galaxy luminosity function (FIR LF) and the resulting inferred evolution of dust-obscured star-formation rate density (S…
Early Light Curve Excess in Type IIb Supernovae Observed by the ATLAS Survey: Qualitative Constraints on Progenitor Systems
Bastian Ayala, Joseph P. Anderson, G. Pignata +8
Type IIb supernovae (SNe IIb) often exhibit an early light curve excess (EE) preceding the main peak powered by radioactive nickel decay. The physical origin of this early emission…
Evolution of the star formation rate surface density main sequence. Insights from a semi-analytic simulation since
Jakub Nadolny, MichaÅ J. MichaÅowski, Massimiliano Parente +4
Recent high-redshift () spatially resolved observations with the James Webb Space Telesescope have shown the evolution of the star formation rate (SFR) surface density ($Σ_{\…