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most citedIMAGES-III: The evolution of the Near-Infrared Tully-Fisher relation over the last 6 Gyr

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astro-ph.CO2025

Cosmic Polarisation Rotation from CMB Data: a Review for GR110

Alessandro Gruppuso, Sperello di Serego Alighieri

We provide an update on the work of di Serego Alighieri (2015), focusing on recent developments regarding constraints on Cosmic Polarization Rotation (CPR), also known as Cosmic Bi…

astro-ph.GA2020★ 60 cited

Galaxy-scale ionised winds driven by ultra-fast outflows in two nearby quasars

A. Marasco, G. Cresci, E. Nardini +14

We use MUSE adaptive optics (AO) data in Narrow Field Mode to study the properties of the ionised gas in MR 2251-178 and PG 1126-041, two nearby (z~0.06) bright quasars hosting sub…

physics.hist-ph2020

The Eclipse of 21 June 1629 in Beijing in the Context of the Reform of the Chinese Calendar

Sperello di Serego Alighieri, Elisabetta Corsi

This paper examines the predictions made by Chinese, Muslim and Jesuit astronomers of the eclipse of 21 June 1629 in Beijing, allegedly the event that determined Emperor Chongzhen'…

astro-ph.GA2017★ 20 cited

The MUSE 3D view of feedback in a high-metallicity radio galaxy at z = 2.9

M. Silva, A. Humphrey, P. Lagos +8

We present a detailed study of the kinematic, chemical and excitation properties of the giant Ly emitting nebula and the giant \ion{H}{I} absorber associated with the …

astro-ph.CO2016

Recent results and perspectives on cosmology and fundamental physics from microwave surveys

Carlo Burigana, Elia Stefano Battistelli, Micol Benetti +14

Recent cosmic microwave background data in temperature and polarization have reached high precision in estimating all the parameters that describe the current so-called standard co…

astro-ph.CO2016

Gaining confidence on general relativity with cosmic polarization rotation

Sperello di Serego Alighieri

The theory of general relativity, for which we celebrate the centennial at this Symposium, is based on the Einstein equivalence principle. This principle could be violated through…