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The SAMI Galaxy Survey: galaxy spin is more strongly correlated with stellar population age than mass or environment
S. M. Croom, J. van de Sande, S. P. Vaughan +17
We use the SAMI Galaxy Survey to examine the drivers of galaxy spin, , in a multi-dimensional parameter space including stellar mass, stellar population age (or specific s…
Beyond BPT: A New Multi-Dimensional Diagnostic Diagram for Classifying Power Sources Tested Using the SAMI Galaxy Survey
Victor Johnston, Anne Medling, Brent Groves +11
Current methods of identifying the ionizing source of nebular emission in galaxies are well defined for the era of single fiber spectroscopy, but still struggle to differentiate th…
SAMI-HI: The HI view of the H Tully-Fisher relation and data release
Barbara Catinella, Luca Cortese, Alfred L. Tiley +15
We present SAMI-HI, a survey of the atomic hydrogen content of 296 galaxies with integral field spectroscopy available from the SAMI Galaxy Survey. The sample spans nearly 4 dex in…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: Physical drivers of stellar-gas kinematic misalignments in the nearby Universe
A. Ristea, L. Cortese, A. Fraser-McKelvie +10
Misalignments between the rotation axis of stars and gas are an indication of external processes shaping galaxies throughout their evolution. Using observations of 3068 galaxies fr…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: The Link Between [/Fe] and Kinematic Morphology
Peter J. Watson, Roger L. Davies, Jesse van de Sande +16
We explore a sample of 1492 galaxies with measurements of the mean stellar population properties and the spin parameter proxy, , drawn from the SAMI Galaxy Survey.…
The SAMI Galaxy Survey: The internal orbital structure and mass distribution of passive galaxies from triaxial orbit-superposition Schwarzschild models
Giulia Santucci, Sarah Brough, Jesse van de Sande +17
Dynamical models are crucial for uncovering the internal dynamics of galaxies, however, most of the results to date assume axisymmetry, which is not representative for a significan…