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CECILIA: Multi-line Constraints on Excess Nebular Emission from Low-Ionization Gas at Cosmic Noon
Caroline von Raesfeld, Allison L. Strom, Audrey Clarendon +7
Spectroscopy from JWST has offered unique insights into elemental abundance patterns at Cosmic Noon (z~2-3), most notably a growing census of sub-solar S/O. These new measurements,…
CECILIA: Using Flexible Photoionization Models to Accurately Measure Abundances without Auroral Lines
Nathalie A. Korhonen Cuestas, Allison L. Strom, Yijia Li +6
JWST has facilitated the detection of faint, auroral emission lines needed to directly measure the electron temperature and elemental abundances in high-redshift galaxies. However,…
Scaling Relations of Galactic Outflows Across Cosmic Time: New Insights from Cosmic Noon
Tiffany Liou, Xinfeng Xu, Allison L. Strom +8
Galactic outflows play a significant role in regulating galaxy evolution. Scaling relations between stellar mass (), star formation (SFR), and outflow properties have been…
CECILIA: The Mass-Metallicity Relation of Low-Mass Galaxies at Cosmic Noon
Menelaos Raptis, Gwen C. Rudie, Ryan F. Trainor +9
A galaxy's metallicity and its relation to stellar mass encode the history of gas accretion, star formation, and outflows within cosmic ecosystems. We present new constraints on th…
Finding He II: Testing Novel Models of Binary Populations across Cosmic Time
Beryl Hovis-Afflerbach, Allison L. Strom, Alberto Saldana-Lopez +1
Our understanding of massive stars remains incomplete. Many high-z galaxies and nearby analogs exhibit strong He II emission, indicating an abundance of photons with energies >54.4…
CECILIA: Gas-Phase Physical Conditions and Multi-Element Chemistry at Cosmic Noon
Noah S. J. Rogers, Allison L. Strom, Gwen C. Rudie +9
Galaxies at Cosmic Noon (z2-3) are characterized by rapid star formation that will lead to significant metal enrichment in the interstellar medium (ISM). While much observati…