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Published in The Messenger vol. 168, (pp. 36-39), p. June 2017., 2017

DOI: 10.18727/0722-6691/5024

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1000 High-redshift Galaxies with Spatially-resolved Spectroscopy: Angular Momentum over 10 Billion Years

Journal article published in 2017 by Chris Harrison ORCID, Mark Swinbank ORCID
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Abstract

A sample of ~1000 high-redshift (z ~ 0.3–1.7) star-forming galaxies has been observed with three-dimensional spectroscopy using the KMOS and MUSE spectrographs in order to explore the dynamical properties of galaxies across cosmic time. A summary of the survey is presented along with one set of results that explores the relationship between the angular momentum of the star-forming gas and galaxy morphology. This work expands previous angular momentum studies that mostly focused on local galaxies, to cover the past 10 billion years of cosmic time.

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