Galaxy Bulges and Their Massive Black Holes: A Review [PDF]
With references to both key and oft-forgotten pioneering works, this article starts by presenting a review into how we came to believe in the existence of massive black holes at the centres of galaxies. It then presents the historical development of the near-linear (black hole)-(host spheroid) mass relation, before explaining why this has recently been
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A massive quiescent galaxy at redshift 4.658. [PDF]
Carnall AC +12 more
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Merger History of Galaxies and Disk+Bulge Formation
We discuss the transitions of galaxy morphologies within the CDM paradigm under the assumption of bulge formation in mergers and disk growth via cooling of gas and subsequent star formation. Based on the relative importance of these two competing processes it is possible to make predictions on the expected morphological mix of galaxies.
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Universal scaling laws and density slopes for dark matter haloes. [PDF]
Xu Z.
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A Milky Way-like barred spiral galaxy at a redshift of 3. [PDF]
Costantin L +32 more
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Transcriptomic profiling for identifying differentially expressed genes in aneurysm. [PDF]
Lois GS +4 more
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Unsupervised multimodal deep learning for galaxy morphology taxonomy: integrating ConvNeXtEmbeddings and morphological parameters for scalable survey science. [PDF]
Selim IM +3 more
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A Discrete Informational Framework for Classical Gravity: Ledger Foundations and Galaxy Rotation Curve Constraints. [PDF]
Simons M, Allahyarov E, Washburn J.
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Status of the ΛCDM theory: supporting evidence and anomalies. [PDF]
Peebles PJE.
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Is the Bulge of our Galaxy Triaxial?
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