JWST auroral-line selected galaxies at high redshift show an MZR slope of 0.38 with selection biases favoring high-SFR low-metallicity systems, while stacked non-detections lie closer to the fundamental metallicity relation.
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Chemically decoupled massive galaxies in IllustrisTNG dominate the high end of a present-day habitability proxy by over an order of magnitude due to a trade-off between suppressed planet formation and reduced sterilizing events.
Switching between four common stellar population synthesis models produces systematic offsets of up to 0.6 dex in stellar mass and 0.4 dex in star formation rate for the same galaxies.
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Shape of Direct-Method Mass-Metallicity Relation with JWST: Fast-Track Nitrogen and Helium Enrichment
JWST auroral-line selected galaxies at high redshift show an MZR slope of 0.38 with selection biases favoring high-SFR low-metallicity systems, while stacked non-detections lie closer to the fundamental metallicity relation.
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The habitability trade-off: Chemical decoupling and quenching in massive galaxies
Chemically decoupled massive galaxies in IllustrisTNG dominate the high end of a present-day habitability proxy by over an order of magnitude due to a trade-off between suppressed planet formation and reduced sterilizing events.
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Impact of stellar population models on the estimated physical properties of galaxies
Switching between four common stellar population synthesis models produces systematic offsets of up to 0.6 dex in stellar mass and 0.4 dex in star formation rate for the same galaxies.
- Clues to inside-out quenching in quiescent galaxies at $1.2\lesssim z\lesssim2.2$: Age, Fe-, and Mg-abundance gradients from JWST-SUSPENSE