Extended q-PED modeling provides first mass estimates for SMC Cepheids and new period-mass-radius and mass-luminosity relations while indicating binary interactions in several systems.
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A 6D kinematic census identifies 18 anomalous Cepheids with extreme orbits, including one possibly scattered by globular cluster E3, and finds consistency between dynamical and stellar ages.
First multiband P-L relations for Cepheids in S-PLUS system with reddening maps of the Magellanic Clouds from single-epoch photometry.
DTDs measured for LMC Cepheids recover progenitor age ranges consistent with non-canonical period-age relations that include overshooting and rotation.
Simulation of barred galaxy shows inside-out NSD growth and shared NSC history regulated by feedback, indicating bar timescale and cluster accretion are key to nuclear scaling relations and favoring lower Milky Way bulge mass.
Unifies HST parallaxes to obtain IC1613 distance ~24.39 mag and disfavors large Cepheid metallicity corrections γ(W_VI) of -0.25 or -0.50 mag dex⁻¹ relative to TRGB benchmarks.
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Rogue Ones: Orbital census of Galactic Cepheids and their Anomalies
A 6D kinematic census identifies 18 anomalous Cepheids with extreme orbits, including one possibly scattered by globular cluster E3, and finds consistency between dynamical and stellar ages.
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Variables in S-PLUS: I. Multiband period-luminosity relations and reddening maps of the Magellanic Clouds using classical Cepheids
First multiband P-L relations for Cepheids in S-PLUS system with reddening maps of the Magellanic Clouds from single-epoch photometry.
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SMUGGLE-Ring: Evolutionary link between nuclear star cluster and nuclear disk
Simulation of barred galaxy shows inside-out NSD growth and shared NSC history regulated by feedback, indicating bar timescale and cluster accretion are key to nuclear scaling relations and favoring lower Milky Way bulge mass.