Stacking analysis of eROSITA observations detects statistically significant X-ray signal from hot gas out to 2 r_200m with a transition at the halo boundary, showing higher gas spread than in IllustrisTNG simulations.
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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.
Green Pea and Blueberry galaxies live in isolated low-density environments with the lowest neighbor counts among compared galaxy populations.
Bar-like galaxies in a massive simulated cluster form through diverse mechanisms including tidal interactions with BCG progenitors, with formation times spanning 3 to 11 Gyr and lengths of 2-6 kpc.
The TNG50-SKIRT Atlas shows that nonparametric galaxy morphology indicators vary significantly with wavelength, with stronger dependence in disc-dominated galaxies, while dust effects remain modest on average.
Green valley galaxies live preferentially in the outskirts of galaxy clusters as satellites, consistent with environmental quenching processes.
In TNG50, high-stellar-mass galaxies show shallow inner DM slopes regardless of central or satellite status, low-mass galaxies exhibit diverse profiles with satellites steeper especially if red and in massive hosts, and inner slopes steepen from z~1 to z=0 more strongly in the hydro run.
Stellar halos act as transition regions between bright central galaxies and intracluster light, with strong mass correlations, similar colors that redden over time, and a shrinking metallicity gap from 0.4 dex at z=2 to 0.1 dex today.
Simulation analysis finds ICL mostly from stripped intermediate-mass galaxies and BCGs from massive mergers, with overlapping but non-identical progenitors and distinct mass fractions, colors, and metallicities.
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The SRG/eROSITA All-Sky Survey. Detection of shock-heated gas beyond the halo boundary into the accretion region
Stacking analysis of eROSITA observations detects statistically significant X-ray signal from hot gas out to 2 r_200m with a transition at the halo boundary, showing higher gas spread than in IllustrisTNG simulations.
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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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Blueberry and Green Pea galaxies live in low density environments
Green Pea and Blueberry galaxies live in isolated low-density environments with the lowest neighbor counts among compared galaxy populations.
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Diverse lifestyles of bar-like galaxies and their coevolution with the brightest galaxy in the most massive cluster of TNG50
Bar-like galaxies in a massive simulated cluster form through diverse mechanisms including tidal interactions with BCG progenitors, with formation times spanning 3 to 11 Gyr and lengths of 2-6 kpc.
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The TNG50-SKIRT Atlas: Multi-wavelength nonparametric galaxy morphology
The TNG50-SKIRT Atlas shows that nonparametric galaxy morphology indicators vary significantly with wavelength, with stronger dependence in disc-dominated galaxies, while dust effects remain modest on average.
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Cluster-green galaxy correlations: where do these galaxies live?
Green valley galaxies live preferentially in the outskirts of galaxy clusters as satellites, consistent with environmental quenching processes.
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The Inner Dark-Matter Structure of Galaxies
In TNG50, high-stellar-mass galaxies show shallow inner DM slopes regardless of central or satellite status, low-mass galaxies exhibit diverse profiles with satellites steeper especially if red and in massive hosts, and inner slopes steepen from z~1 to z=0 more strongly in the hydro run.
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Stellar halos of bright central galaxies II: Scaling relations, colors and metallicity evolution with redshift
Stellar halos act as transition regions between bright central galaxies and intracluster light, with strong mass correlations, similar colors that redden over time, and a shrinking metallicity gap from 0.4 dex at z=2 to 0.1 dex today.
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Coevolution of Intracluster Light and Brightest Cluster Galaxies
Simulation analysis finds ICL mostly from stripped intermediate-mass galaxies and BCGs from massive mergers, with overlapping but non-identical progenitors and distinct mass fractions, colors, and metallicities.