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Predicting the final states of binary-single scattering with machine learning

Ahmad Farhani Asl, David Fonseca Mota, Dennis Fremstad +1

Context. Binary-single encounters are particularly frequent in dense stellar environments, where they play a central role in shaping the dynamical evolution of their host systems.…

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Euclid: Calibrating distances from surface brightness fluctuations with Early Release Observations of the Fornax cluster

R. Habas, M. Cantiello, G. Riccio +169

Surface brightness fluctuations (SBF), the pixel-to-pixel variations in flux that arise from the statistical distribution of stars in galaxy images, provide a powerful tool to meas…

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Euclid: Galaxy morphology and photometry from bulge-disc decomposition of Early Release Observations

L. Quilley, V. de Lapparent, M. Bolzonella +168

The background galaxies in Euclid ERO images of the Perseus cluster make up a remarkable sample in its combination of 0.57 deg area, 25.3 and 23.2 AB mag depth, as well as 0.1"…

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Euclid: Scaled-up little red dots and other sources with v-shaped spectral energy distributions at z>4

Euclid Collaboration, A. A. Tumborang, K. I. Caputi +169

Little Red Dots (LRDs) are some the most intriguing galaxy populations recently identified at z>~4 with JWST. They constitute the most extreme class of a more abundant population o…

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Euclid: Quick Data Release (Q1) -- Dual AGN in low-mass galaxies

M. Mezcua, B. Laloux, M. Scialpi +164

Dual active galactic nuclei (AGNs) are expected in hierarchical galaxy evolution models, in which low-mass galaxies merge to build more massive ones. While observational evidence f…

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Euclid: A blue galaxy population and a brightest cluster galaxy in the making in a MaDCoWS2 galaxy cluster candidate

A. Trudeau, A. H. Gonzalez, S. A. Stanford +152

We present an example cluster follow-up study with Euclid. Our target, a candidate cluster nicknamed the 'Puddle', was initially discovered by the Massive and Distant…