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A clump population framework for star formation across galactic scales

J. W. Zhou, Sami Dib, Tie Liu +11

Whether star formation across different spatial scales and galactic environments follows universal laws remains poorly understood. We investigate cloud-scale star formation in 30 d…

astro-ph.IM2026

Resolving the Assembly of Disk Galaxies from the Epoch of Reionisation to Cosmic Noon

Melanie Kaasinen, Mahsa Kohandel, Francesca Rizzo +45

Most of the mass and angular momentum of today's disk galaxies assembled at . Yet, it remains unclear how these galaxies acquired their gas, how their baryons and dark matter…

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Tracing Lyman alpha escape in the CRISTAL-02 galaxy at z~5.3

Arshi Ali, Lucia Guaita, Manuel Aravena +20

We investigate the mechanisms regulating Lyman-alpha (Ly) escape in the star-forming galaxy CRISTAL-02 at z~5.3. The galaxy has clumpy morphology, suggestive that it may be inte…

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Unsupervised selection and characterisation of Little Red Dots in JWST surveys with manifold learning

Michele Ginolfi, Filippo Mannucci, Alessandro Marconi +9

Little Red Dots (LRDs) are compact, red sources discovered at high redshift by JWST whose physical nature and selection function remain debated. We investigate whether an unsupervi…

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One cloud is not enough: extreme conditions bias chemical abundances in high-redshift galaxies

Bianca Moreschini, Francesco Belfiore, Alessandro Marconi +18

Since its launch, JWST has opened an unprecedented opportunity to characterise the ionised ISM of high-redshift galaxies using well-established rest-frame UV/optical diagnostics fr…