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astro-ph.CO2009★ 30 cited

Interacting Galaxies in the A901/902 Supercluster with STAGES

A. L. Heiderman, S. Jogee, I. Marinova +22

We present a study of galaxy mergers and the influence of environment in the Abell 901/902 supercluster at z~0.165. We use HST ACS F606W data from the STAGES survey, COMBO-17, Spit…

astro-ph.CO2009★ 129 cited

Less than 10 percent of star formation in z=0.6 massive galaxies is triggered by major interactions

Aday R. Robaina, Eric F. Bell, Rosalind E. Skelton +26

Both observations and simulations show that major tidal interactions or mergers between gas-rich galaxies can lead to intense bursts of starformation. Yet, the average enhancement…

astro-ph.CO2009

Optically-passive spirals: The missing link in gradual star formation suppression upon cluster infall

Christian Wolf, Alfonso Aragón-Salamanca, Michael Balogh +22

Galaxies migrate from the blue cloud to the red sequence when their star formation is quenched. Here, we report on galaxies quenched by environmental effects and not by mergers or…

astro-ph.CO2009★ 239 cited

History of Galaxy Interactions and their Impact on Star Formation over the Last 7 Gyr from GEMS

Shardha Jogee, Sarah H. Miller, Kyle Penner +22

We perform a comprehensive estimate of the frequency of galaxy mergers and their impact on star formation over z~0.24--0.80 (lookback time T_b~3--7 Gyr) using 3698 (M*>=1e9 Msun) g…

astro-ph.CO2009★ 25 cited

The evolution of the scatter of the cosmic average color-magnitude relation: Demonstrating consistency with the ongoing formation of elliptical galaxies

Christine Ruhland, Eric F. Bell, Boris Haeussler +3

We present first measurements of the evolution of the scatter of the cosmic average early-type galaxy color-magnitude relation (CMR) from z=1 to the present day, finding that it is…