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Characterising the evolving -band luminosity function using the UltraVISTA, CANDELS and HUDF surveys
Alice Mortlock, Ross J. McLure, Rebecca A. A. Bowler +5
We present the results of a new study of the K-band galaxy luminosity function (KLF) at redshifts z<3.75, based on a nested combination of the UltraVISTA, CANDELS and HUDF surveys.…
Galaxy Zoo: Quantitative Visual Morphological Classifications for 48,000 galaxies from CANDELS
B. D. Simmons, Chris Lintott, Kyle W. Willett +45
We present quantified visual morphologies of approximately 48,000 galaxies observed in three Hubble Space Telescope legacy fields by the Cosmic And Near-infrared Deep Extragalactic…
Exploring the progenitors of brightest cluster galaxies at z~2
Dongyao Zhao, Christopher J. Conselice, Alfonso Aragón-Salamanca +5
We present a new method for tracing the evolution of BCGs from to . We conclude on the basis of semi-analytical models that the best method to select BCG progeni…
Deconstructing the Galaxy Stellar Mass Function with UKIDSS and CANDELS: the Impact of Colour, Structure and Environment
Alice Mortlock, Christopher. J. Conselice, William G. Hartley +15
We combine photometry from the UDS, and CANDELS UDS and CANDELS GOODS-S surveys to construct the galaxy stellar mass function probing both the low and high mass end accurately in t…
Minor vs Major Mergers: The Stellar Mass Growth of Massive Galaxies from z=3 using Number Density Selection Techniques
Jamie R. Ownsworth, Christopher J. Conselice, Alice Mortlock +4
We present a study on the stellar mass growth of the progenitors of local massive galaxies with a variety of number density selections with (cor…
Galaxy Formation as a Cosmological Tool. I: The Galaxy Merger History as a Measure of Cosmological Parameters
Christopher J. Conselice, Asa F. L. Bluck, Alice Mortlock +2
As galaxy formation and evolution over long cosmic time-scales depends to a large degree on the structure of the universe, the assembly history of galaxies is potentially a powerfu…