Simulations show SKAO AA4 surveys can trace ISM thermal/nonthermal processes in M51/NGC6946 analogs beyond cosmic noon (z=2-3 in continuum, z>1 in HI), indicating nonthermal feedback importance at high redshift.
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Advocates for a 2deg x 0.4deg multi-wavelength SKA-Mid continuum survey plus decade-long monitoring of the Galactic Centre nuclear star cluster to address multiple science questions with one dataset.
Overview of how the SKAO will enable studies of star-forming galaxies, AGN co-evolution, and diffuse emission in clusters and the cosmic web using continuum radio observations.
Overview of SKAO radio surveys for galaxy/AGN co-evolution, including tiered surveys, multi-frequency imaging, and synergies with other observatories.
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Unveiling the roles of thermal and nonthermal processes in the ISM & IGM structure formation and evolution of galaxies with SKAO
Simulations show SKAO AA4 surveys can trace ISM thermal/nonthermal processes in M51/NGC6946 analogs beyond cosmic noon (z=2-3 in continuum, z>1 in HI), indicating nonthermal feedback importance at high redshift.
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The Nearest Galactic Nucleus: Studying the Galactic Centre with SKA-Mid
Advocates for a 2deg x 0.4deg multi-wavelength SKA-Mid continuum survey plus decade-long monitoring of the Galactic Centre nuclear star cluster to address multiple science questions with one dataset.
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Overview: Extragalactic Continuum Science with the SKAO
Overview of how the SKAO will enable studies of star-forming galaxies, AGN co-evolution, and diffuse emission in clusters and the cosmic web using continuum radio observations.
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Opening new parameter space windows on galaxy/AGN co-evolution with SKA radio continuum surveys
Overview of SKAO radio surveys for galaxy/AGN co-evolution, including tiered surveys, multi-frequency imaging, and synergies with other observatories.