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most citedMetal-loaded outflows in sub-Milky Way galaxies in the CIELO simulations

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astro-ph.GA2026

Angular momentum evolution in the CIELO simulations. I. Temporal evolution of gas-stellar misalignments and baryonic merger timing

Catalina Casanueva-Villarreal, Patricia B. Tissera, Nelson Padilla +4

Gas-stellar kinematic misalignments trace how galaxies assemble and reorient their angular momentum. Although well documented locally, their continuous evolution remains largely un…

astro-ph.GA2026

The heartbeat of stellar halos: Insights from the stellar halo mass-metallicity relation

Jenny Gonzalez-Jara, Patricia B. Tissera, Antonela Monachesi +5

This work investigates the presence and evolution of the MZhR from redshift z=3.5 to z=0, and identifies when galaxies settle on the present-day MZhR. We used central galaxies with…

astro-ph.GA20261 cited

Metal-loaded outflows in sub-Milky Way galaxies in the CIELO simulations

Valentina P. Miranda, Patricia B. Tissera, Emanuel Sillero +5

Supernova (SN) feedback-driven galactic outflows are a key physical process that contributes to the baryon cycle by regulating the star formation activity, reducing the amount of m…

astro-ph.GA2026

The connection between surface brightness and satellite systems for central galaxies through Illustris TNG

Silvio Rodriguez, Yamila Yaryura, Jose A. Benavides +7

We analyse different properties of central low-surface-brightness galaxies (LSBGs) and their satellite systems using the simulation Illustris TNG-100, in order to deepen our unders…

astro-ph.GA2025

The mass-metallicity relation of bulges

Ignacio Muñoz-Escobar, Patricia B. Tissera, Jenny Gonzalez-Jara +4

Context. Bulges, located at the central regions of galaxies, are complex structures, expected to be shaped by the physical processes involved in the assembly history of their host…

astro-ph.GA2025

Galaxy sizes and compactness at Cosmic Dawn

P. Cataldi, S. Pedrosa, L. J. Pellizza +2

The James Webb Space Telescope has found an unexpected population of high-mass galaxies () with extremely small effective radii ($\sim 1…