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most citedEarly Evolution of Disk Galaxies : Formation of Bulges in Clumpy Young Galactic Disks

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13 papers

astro-ph.GA2026

Dual-disk galaxies and thermal states of circumgalactic medium

Masafumi Noguchi

Disk galaxies often have dual-disk structures composed of thin disks and thick disks. Recent observations reveal that such duality is ubiquitous across broad galaxy mass and cosmic…

astro-ph.GA2026

Feedback shaped the galaxy morphological sequence in presence of mergers

Masafumi Noguchi

Bulges and disks are major structural components that define galaxy morphology. The mass ratios of bulges and disks increase statistically with the galaxy mass, with the high-mass…

astro-ph.GA2023★ 5 cited

Anatomy of galactic star formation history: Roles of different modes of gas accretion, feedback, and recycling

Masafumi Noguchi

We investigate how the diverse star formation histories observed across galaxy masses emerged using models that evolve under gas accretion from host halos. They also include ejecti…

astro-ph.GA2021★ 2 cited

Formation of galactic bulges from the cold gas filaments in high-redshift dark matter halos

Masafumi Noguchi

Formation process(es) of galactic bulges are not yet clarified although several mechanisms have been proposed. In a previous study, we suggested one possibility that galactic bulge…

astro-ph.GA2021

Fundamental mechanism of the creation of chemical bimodality in the Milky Way disc in the cold accretion theory

Masafumi Noguchi

Chemical bimodality of the Milky Way (MW) disc stars constitutes one of the most remarkable properties of MW. The cold accretion theory for the cosmological gas accretion provides…

astro-ph.GA2020★ 2 cited

Structural diversity of disc galaxies originating in the cold gas inflow from cosmic webs

Masafumi Noguchi

Disc galaxies show a large morphological diversity with varying contribution of three major structural components; thin discs, thick discs, and central bulges. Dominance of bulges…