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20172021
most citedThe GOGREEN and GCLASS Surveys: First Data Release

51 citations · 96 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

astro-ph.CO20216 cited

Cluster Assembly Times as a Cosmological Test

Yuba Amoura, Nicole E. Drakos, Anael Berrouet +1

The abundance of galaxy clusters in the low-redshift universe provides an important cosmological test, constraining a product of the initial amplitude of fluctuations and the amoun…

astro-ph.GA202051 cited

The GOGREEN and GCLASS Surveys: First Data Release

Michael L. Balogh, Remco F. J. van der Burg, Adam Muzzin +42

We present the first public data release of the GOGREEN and GCLASS surveys of galaxies in dense environments, spanning a redshift range . The surveys consist of deep, mu…

astro-ph.GA2020

Mass loss in tidally stripped systems; the energy-based truncation method

Nicole E. Drakos, James E. Taylor, Andrew J. Benson

The ability to accurately predict the evolution of tidally stripped haloes is important for understanding galaxy formation and testing the properties of dark matter. Most studies o…

astro-ph.GA2018

Major mergers between dark matter haloes -- II. Profile and concentration changes

Nicole E. Drakos, James E. Taylor, Anael Berrouet +2

Several lines of evidence suggest that as dark matter haloes grow their scale radius increases, and that the density in their central region drops. Major mergers seem an obvious me…

astro-ph.GA2018

Major mergers between dark matter haloes -- I. Predictions for size, shape, and spin

Nicole E. Drakos, James E. Taylor, Anael Berrouet +2

The structural properties of individual dark matter haloes, including shape, spin, concentration, and substructure, are linked to the halo's growth history, but the exact connectio…

astro-ph.GA201739 cited

The phase-space structure of tidally stripped halos

Nicole E. Drakos, James E. Taylor, Andrew J. Benson

We propose a new method for generating equilibrium models of spherical systems of collisionless particles that are finite in extent, but whose central regions resemble dark matter…