Search Results - "Martig, Marie"
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A RADIAL AGE GRADIENT IN THE GEOMETRICALLY THICK DISK OF THE MILKY WAY
Published in The Astrophysical journal (10-11-2016)“…ABSTRACT In the Milky Way, the thick disk can be defined using individual stellar abundances, kinematics, or age, or geometrically, as stars high above the…”
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The Thick Disks of Spiral Galaxies as Relics from Gas-rich, Turbulent, Clumpy Disks at High Redshift
Published in The Astrophysical journal (10-12-2009)“…The formation of thick stellar disks in spiral galaxies is studied. Simulations of gas-rich young galaxies show formation of internal clumps by gravitational…”
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Gas accretion in Milky Way-like galaxies: temporal and radial dependencies
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Weighing stars from birth to death: mass determination methods across the HRD
Published in The Astronomy and astrophysics review (01-12-2021)“…The mass of a star is the most fundamental parameter for its structure, evolution, and final fate. It is particularly important for any kind of stellar…”
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A unified model for age–velocity dispersion relations in Local Group galaxies: disentangling ISM turbulence and latent dynamical heating
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (01-12-2017)“…Abstract We analyse age–velocity dispersion relations (AVRs) from kinematics of individual stars in eight Local Group galaxies ranging in mass from Carina…”
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The stellar orbit distribution in present-day galaxies inferred from the CALIFA survey
Published in Nature astronomy (01-03-2018)“…Galaxy formation entails the hierarchical assembly of mass, along with the condensation of baryons and the ensuing, self-regulating star formation 1 , 2 . The…”
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Dissecting simulated disc galaxies – II. The age–velocity relation
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (21-09-2014)“…We study the relation between stellar ages and vertical velocity dispersion (the age–velocity relation, or AVR) in a sample of seven simulated disc galaxies…”
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Dissecting simulated disc galaxies – I. The structure of mono-age populations
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (11-08-2014)“…We study seven simulated disc galaxies, three with a quiescent merger history, and four with mergers in their last 9 Gyr of evolution. We compare their…”
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THE TWO-PHASE FORMATION HISTORY OF SPIRAL GALAXIES TRACED BY THE COSMIC EVOLUTION OF THE BAR FRACTION
Published in The Astrophysical journal (20-09-2012)“…We study the evolution of galactic bars and the link with disk and spheroid formation in a sample of zoom-in cosmological simulations. Our simulation sample…”
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Creating S0s with Major Mergers: A 3D View
Published in Galaxies (01-12-2015)“…A number of simulators have argued that major mergers can sometimes preserve discs, but the possibility that they could explain the emergence of lenticular…”
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Red giant masses and ages derived from carbon and nitrogen abundances
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (11-03-2016)“…We show that the masses of red giant stars can be well predicted from their photospheric carbon and nitrogen abundances, in conjunction with their…”
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Dynamical heating across the Milky Way disc using APOGEE and Gaia
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (11-10-2019)“…Abstract The kinematics of the Milky Way disc as a function of age are well measured at the solar radius, but have not been studied over a wider range of…”
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A DIVERSITY OF PROGENITORS AND HISTORIES FOR ISOLATED SPIRAL GALAXIES
Published in The Astrophysical journal (01-09-2012)“…We analyze a suite of 33 cosmological simulations of the evolution of Milky-Way-mass galaxies in low-density environments. Our sample spans a broad range of…”
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Did the Gaia Enceladus/Sausage merger form the Milky Way’s bar?
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (13-05-2024)“…ABSTRACT The Milky Way’s last significant merger, the Gaia Enceladus/Sausage (GES), is thought to have taken place between $8\hbox{ and }11\, \mathrm{Gyr}$…”
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Morphological Quenching of Star Formation: Making Early-Type Galaxies Red
Published in The Astrophysical journal (10-12-2009)“…We point out a natural mechanism for quenching of star formation in early-type galaxies (ETGs). It automatically links the color of a galaxy with its…”
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Time Inference with MUSE in Extragalactic Rings (TIMER): properties of the survey and high-level data products
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Orbital decomposition of CALIFA spiral galaxies
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (01-01-2018)“…Abstract Schwarzschild orbit-based dynamical models are widely used to uncover the internal dynamics of early-type galaxies and globular clusters. Here we…”
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Fossil stellar streams and their globular cluster populations in the E-MOSAICS simulations
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On the flaring of thick discs of galaxies: insights from simulations
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (01-03-2021)“…ABSTRACT Using simulated galaxies in their cosmological context, we analyse how the flaring of mono-age populations (MAPs) influences the flaring and the age…”
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No memory of past warps in the vertical density structure of galaxies
Published in Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (01-02-2023)“…ABSTRACT Warps are observed in a large fraction of disc galaxies, and can be due to a large number of different processes. Some of these processes might also…”
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