Stellar mass functions in the peaks of the Hyperion protostructure at z~2.5 show a mass-dependent excess relative to the field, with ~10x enhancement at log(M*/M⊙)~11 versus ~3.5x at log(M*/M⊙)~9.5.
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The Big Wheel at z~3 has a stellar-to-halo mass ratio of 0.06, higher than expected, implying efficient stellar assembly without major mergers or instabilities.
At z=0.9, disk galaxies show a TFR slope of 3.82 and FR slope of 0.44 with moderate TFR and strong FR evolution from z=0, implying higher and less mass-dependent stellar-to-halo mass fractions f_M while f_j remains near 0.8.
Cosmic rays heat inner gas clouds in NGC 5728 and boost low-ionization optical and certain mid-IR lines while high-ionization lines remain insensitive, enabling multi-wavelength separation of CR, shock, and metallicity effects.
High CR ionization rates (above 10^-13 s^-1) in AGN and starburst models produce enhanced low-ionization emission that matches observations without super-solar metallicities and suggests revised BPT diagram boundaries.
SED fitting with flexible delayed, NonParametric, and extended Regulator SFH models on CEERS/MIRI galaxies shows MIRI boosts QGC counts by up to 45% and finds 13% of QGCs have AV > 0.5 regardless of SFH.
Bulge-disc decomposition on 2445 galaxies with I_E < 21 in Euclid ERO Perseus data shows B/T spanning 0-1, single-Sérsic radii as intermediates, and 0.3 mag median bulge-disc color differences driven by disc-dominated systems.
New F200W-dropout candidates in CEERS include three massive dusty dwarfs at 2<z<3 and five sources with bimodal redshift PDFs favoring either z>15 or z<1.5 extreme dust.
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The HST-Hyperion Survey: Environmental Imprints on the Stellar-Mass Function at z~2.5
Stellar mass functions in the peaks of the Hyperion protostructure at z~2.5 show a mass-dependent excess relative to the field, with ~10x enhancement at log(M*/M⊙)~11 versus ~3.5x at log(M*/M⊙)~9.5.
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The galaxy-halo connection and the dynamical evolution of a giant disc in a massive node of the Cosmic Web at z~3
The Big Wheel at z~3 has a stellar-to-halo mass ratio of 0.06, higher than expected, implying efficient stellar assembly without major mergers or instabilities.
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Kinematic scaling relations of disc galaxies from ionised gas at $z\sim1$ and their connection with dark matter haloes
At z=0.9, disk galaxies show a TFR slope of 3.82 and FR slope of 0.44 with moderate TFR and strong FR evolution from z=0, implying higher and less mass-dependent stellar-to-halo mass fractions f_M while f_j remains near 0.8.
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Cosmic-ray impact on optical and mid-infrared emission line diagnostics in NGC 5728
Cosmic rays heat inner gas clouds in NGC 5728 and boost low-ionization optical and certain mid-IR lines while high-ionization lines remain insensitive, enabling multi-wavelength separation of CR, shock, and metallicity effects.
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Cosmic Ray Ionization of Low-Excitation Lines in Active Galactic Nuclei and Starburst Galaxies
High CR ionization rates (above 10^-13 s^-1) in AGN and starburst models produce enhanced low-ionization emission that matches observations without super-solar metallicities and suggests revised BPT diagram boundaries.
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Impact of stochastic star-formation histories and dust on selecting quiescent galaxies with JWST photometry
SED fitting with flexible delayed, NonParametric, and extended Regulator SFH models on CEERS/MIRI galaxies shows MIRI boosts QGC counts by up to 45% and finds 13% of QGCs have AV > 0.5 regardless of SFH.
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Euclid: Galaxy morphology and photometry from bulge-disc decomposition of Early Release Observations
Bulge-disc decomposition on 2445 galaxies with I_E < 21 in Euclid ERO Perseus data shows B/T spanning 0-1, single-Sérsic radii as intermediates, and 0.3 mag median bulge-disc color differences driven by disc-dominated systems.
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Ultra High-Redshift or Closer-by, Dust-Obscured Galaxies? Deciphering the Nature of Faint, Previously Missed F200W-Dropouts in CEERS
New F200W-dropout candidates in CEERS include three massive dusty dwarfs at 2<z<3 and five sources with bimodal redshift PDFs favoring either z>15 or z<1.5 extreme dust.