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ODIN: Characterizing the Three-dimensional Structure of Two Protocluster Complexes at
Vandana Ramakrishnan, Ashley Ortiz, Byeongha Moon +52
We present a detailed study of the 3D morphology of two extended associations of multiple protoclusters at . These protocluster 'complexes', designated COSMOS-z3.1-A and COS…
Targeting cluster galaxies for the 4MOST CHANCES Low-z sub-survey with photometric redshifts
Hugo Méndez-Hernández, Ciria Lima-Dias, Antonela Monachesi +54
The evolution of galaxies is shaped by both internal processes and their external environments. Galaxy clusters and their surroundings provide ideal laboratories to study these eff…
Distinct origins of environmentally quenched galaxies in the core and outer virialised regions of massive clusters at
Guillaume Hewitt, Florian Sarron, Michael L. Balogh +15
High-redshift () galaxy clusters are the domain where environmental quenching mechanisms are expected to emerge as important factors in the evolution of the quiescent galax…
Exploring the IR-radio correlation in massive galaxy clusters at the end of cosmic noon
N. Samanso, J. B. Nantais, S. Alberts +4
We investigate the effect of the environment on the infrared and radio emission of cluster galaxies during the transition epoch at 1 < z < 2 when they first start to quench consist…
Traversing the Star-Forming Main Sequence with Molecular Gas Stacks of z~1.6 Cluster Galaxies
Alex Pigarelli, Allison Noble, Gregory Rudnick +13
The cluster environment has been shown to affect the molecular gas content of cluster members, yet a complete understanding of this often subtle effect has been hindered due to a l…
ODIN: Star Formation Histories Reveal Formative Starbursts Experienced by Lyman Alpha Emitting Galaxies at Cosmic Noon
Nicole M. Firestone, Eric Gawiser, Kartheik G. Iyer +27
In this work, we test the frequent assumption that Lyman Alpha Emitting galaxies (LAEs) are experiencing their first major burst of star formation at the time of observation. To th…