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Investigating the Young Stellar Populations and Hierarchies in Nearby Galaxies with the UVIT. III. Evidence for a Largest Scale of Correlated Stellar Structures and a Non-universal Fractal Dimension
Gairola Shashank, Smitha Subramanian, Shyam H. Menon +5
Scale-free turbulent motions, gravitational collapse and galactic dynamics govern galactic-scale, hierarchical organization of star formation (SF) within galaxies. Past studies sug…
The Mass Dependence of the Fundamental Metallicity Relation in Observations and Simulations
Laura Carnevale, Alex M. Garcia, Paul Torrey +8
The metal content of galaxies provides direct insight into the underlying physical processes that drive galaxy evolution. An example of this is the three-parameter relationship bet…
An improved view of cosmic-ray transport and the galactic outflow in NGC 253
Shengtao Wang, George Heald, Stefan W. Duchesne +11
The nearly edge-on starburst galaxy NGC 253 exhibits extended multiwavelength halo emission, making it an ideal laboratory for studying disk-halo transport. We present improved ASK…
Uncovering the multi-scale structure of dust distribution in nearby galaxies
E. Tanchon, M. Boquien, J. Chastenet +18
High-resolution JWST-MIRI images now allow us to resolve in great detail the multi-scale nature of the emission in nearby star-forming galaxies, from compact star-forming regions t…
The PHANGS-Hα survey. Ground-based narrow-band imaging of nearby star-forming galaxies
Alessandro Razza, Guillermo A. Blanc, Brent Groves +36
We present PHANGS-Hα, a narrow-band imaging survey that maps Hα emission over a sample of 65 nearby massive star-forming galaxies. The data were obtained using the MPG-ESO 2.2-mete…
FEAST: a NIRSpec/MOS survey of emerging young star clusters in NGC 628
Helena Faustino Vieira, Angela Adamo, Neville Shane +18
JWST can pierce through dusty molecular clouds to study the early stages of star formation, where young star clusters are actively driving stellar feedback and still emerging from…