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GA-NIFS: The highly overdense system BR1202-0725 at z 4.7. A double AGN with fast outflows plus eight companion galaxies
S. Zamora, Giacomo Venturi, Stefano Carniani +14
Distant quasars (QSOs) in galaxy overdensities are considered key actors in the evolution of the early Universe. In this work, we studied the kinematic and physical properties of t…
The JWST/NIRSpec view of the nuclear region in the prototypical merging galaxy NGC 6240
Matteo Ceci, Giovanni Cresci, Santiago Arribas +9
Merger events are thought to be an important phase in the assembly of massive galaxies. At the same time, Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) play a fundamental role in the evolution of t…
GA-NIFS: A galaxy-wide outflow in a Compton-thick mini-BAL quasar at z = 3.5 probed in emission and absorption
Michele Perna, Santiago Arribas, Xihan Ji +17
Studying the distribution and properties of ionised gas in outflows driven by AGN is crucial for understanding the feedback mechanisms at play in extragalactic environments. In thi…
The ALMA-CRISTAL Survey: Complex kinematics of the galaxies at the end of the Reionization Era
K. Telikova, J. González-López, M. Aravena +18
The history of gas assembly in early galaxies is reflected in their complex kinematics. While a considerable fraction of galaxies at z~5 are consistent with rotating disks, current…
GA-NIFS: ISM properties and metal enrichment in a merger-driven starburst during the Epoch of Reionisation probed with JWST and ALMA
J. Scholtz, M. Curti, F. D'Eugenio +17
We present deep JWST/NIRSpec integral-field spectroscopy (IFS) and ALMA [CII]158m observations of COS-3018, a star-forming galaxy at z6.85, as part of the GA-NIFS progr…
KASHz+SUPER: Evidence of cold molecular gas depletion in AGN hosts at cosmic noon
E. Bertola, C. Circosta, M. Ginolfi +32
The energy released by AGN has the potential to heat or remove the gas of the ISM, thus likely impacting the cold molecular gas reservoir of host galaxies at first, with star forma…