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astro-ph2009★ 132 cited

On the Origin of Cores in Simulated Galaxy Clusters

N. L. Mitchell, I. G. McCarthy, R. G. Bower +2

(Abridged) The thermal state of the intracluster medium results from a competition between gas cooling and heating. The heating comes from two distinct sources: gravitational heati…

astro-ph2008★ 157 cited

A test suite for quantitative comparison of hydrodynamics codes in astrophysics

Elizabeth J. Tasker, Riccardo Brunino, Nigel L. Mitchell +5

We test four commonly used astrophysical simulation codes; Enzo, Flash, Gadget and Hydra, using a suite of numerical problems with analytic initial and final states. Situations sim…

astro-ph2008★ 43 cited

Unveiling the Important Role of Groups in the Evolution of Massive Galaxies: Insights from an Infrared Passive Sequence at Intermediate Redshift

D. J. Wilman, D. Pierini, K. Tyler +6

The most massive galaxies in the Universe are also the oldest. To overturn this apparent contradiction with hierarchical growth models, we focus on the group scale haloes which hos…

astro-ph2008★ 46 cited

The early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400 - II: star formation and chemical evolutionary history

Max Spolaor, Duncan A. Forbes, Robert N. Proctor +2

We present a possible star formation and chemical evolutionary history for two early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400. They are the two brightest galaxies of the NGC 1407 (or Er…

astro-ph2008★ 41 cited

The early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400 - I: spatially resolved radial kinematics and surface photometry

Max Spolaor, Duncan A. Forbes, George K. T. Hau +2

This is the first paper of a series focused on investigating the star formation and evolutionary history of the two early-type galaxies NGC 1407 and NGC 1400. They are the two brig…

astro-ph2007★ 103 cited

The UDF05 Follow-up of the HUDF: I. The Faint-End Slope of the Lyman-Break Galaxy Population at z~5

P. A. Oesch, M. Stiavelli, C. M. Carollo +14

We present the UDF05 project, a HST Large Program of deep ACS (F606W, F775W, F850LP) and NICMOS (F110W, F160W) imaging of three fields, two of which coincide with the NICP1-4 NICMO…