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PRIMUS+DEEP2: The Dependence of Galaxy Clustering on Stellar Mass and Specific Star Formation Rate at 0.2
The MOSDEF Survey: Metallicity Dependence of PAH Emission at High Redshift and Implications for 24μm Inferred IR Luminosities and Star Formation Rates atz∼ 2
The Mosdef Survey: Agn Multi-Wavelength Identification, Selection Biases, and Host Galaxy Properties
Primus: One- And Two-Halo Galactic Conformity at 0.2
A massive, quiescent, population II galaxy at a redshift of 2.1
The MOSDEF SURVEY: DETECTION OF [O III]λ4363 AND THE DIRECT-METHOD OXYGEN ABUNDANCE OF a STAR-FORMING GALAXY ATz= 3.08
GALAXIES PROBING GALAXIES AT HIGH RESOLUTION: CO-ROTATING GAS ASSOCIATED WITH a MILKY WAY ANALOG ATz= 0.4
PRIMUS + DEEP2: CLUSTERING OF X-Ray, RADIO, AND IR-AGNs ATz∼ 0.7
The MOSDEF SURVEY: THE STRONG AGREEMENT BETWEEN HαAND UV-TO-FIR STAR FORMATION RATES FORz∼ 2 STAR-FORMING GALAXIES
The MOSDEF SURVEY: DYNAMICAL AND BARYONIC MASSES AND KINEMATIC STRUCTURES OF STAR-FORMING GALAXIES AT 1.4 ≤z≤ 2.6
The MOSDEF SURVEY: ELECTRON DENSITY AND IONIZATION PARAMETER ATz∼ 2.3
The MOSDEF SURVEY: DISSECTING THE STAR FORMATION RATE VERSUS STELLAR MASS RELATION USING HαAND HβEMISSION LINES ATz∼ 2
The Spatial Clustering Ofrosatall-Sky Survey Active Galactic Nuclei. Iv. More Massive Black Holes Reside in More Massive Dark Matter Halos
Primus: The Effect of Physical Scale on the Luminosity Dependence of Galaxy Clustering via Cross-Correlations
Dark Matter Halo Models of Stellar Mass-Dependent Galaxy Clustering in Primus+deep2 at 0.2
The MOSDEF SURVEY: MEASUREMENTS OF BALMER DECREMENTS AND THE DUST ATTENUATION CURVE AT REDSHIFTSz∼ 1.4–2.6
Primus: The Relationship Between Star Formation and Agn Accretion
PRIMUS: EFFECTS OF GALAXY ENVIRONMENT ON THE QUIESCENT FRACTION EVOLUTION ATz< 0.8
PRIMUS: Effects of Galaxy Environment on the Quiescent Fraction Evolution at z 〈 0.8
The MOSFIRE DEEP EVOLUTION FIELD (MOSDEF) SURVEY: REST-FRAME OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY FOR ∼1500 H -SELECTED GALAXIES AT $1.37⩽ Z⩽ 3.8$
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