Tag Archives: NIR

30 Jul 2015

(abs, pdf) Yang et al., The near-infrared radiation background, gravitational wave background and star formation rate of Pop III and Pop II during cosmic reionization

(abs, pdf) Watkinson & Pritchard, The impact of spin temperature fluctuations on the 21-cm moments
(abs, pdf) Sluder et al., Abundance anomalies in metal-poor stars from Population III supernova ejecta hydrodynamics
(abs, pdf) Helgason et al., On the Physical Requirements for a Pre-Reionization Origin of the Unresolved Near-Infrared Background

(abs, pdf) Bialy et al., HI-to-H2 Transitions in the Perseus Molecular Cloud
(abs, pdf) Kannan et al., Galaxy Formation with Local Photoionization Feedback -II. Effect of X-Ray Emission from Binaries and Hot Gas
(abs, pdf) Holley-Bockelmann & Khan, Galaxy Rotation and Rapid Supermassive Black Hole Binary Coalescence
(abs, pdf) Bland-Hawthorn et al., Ultrafaint Dwarf Galaxies – the lowest mass relics from before reionization
(abs, pdf) Viero et al., HerMES: Current Cosmic Infrared Background Estimates are Consistent with Correlated Emission from Known Galaxies at z < 4
(abs, pdf) Keller et al., Cosmological Galaxy Evolution with Superbubble Feedback I: Realistic Galaxies with Moderate Feedback
(abs, pdf) Visbal et al., Limits on Population III star formation in minihaloes implied by Planck

(abs, pdf) Simon et al., Chemical Signatures of the First Supernovae in the Sculptor Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy
(abs, pdf) Klessen & Glover, Physical Processes in the Interstellar Medium
(abs, pdf) Gnedin, Modeling Physical Processes at Galactic Scales and Above
(abs, pdf) Springel, High performance computing and numerical modelling
(abs, pdf) Kashlinsky et al., Reconstructing emission from pre-reionization sources with cosmic infrared background fluctuation measurements by the JWST

(abs, pdf) Zemcov et al., On the Origin of Near-Infrared Extragalactic Background Light Anisotropy
(abs, pdf) Starkenburg & Helmi, Dark influences: imprints of dark satellites on dwarf galaxies
(abs, pdf) Kusakabe et al., First direct implications for the dust extinction and star formation of typical Ly{\alpha} emitters from their faint infrared luminosities