A Multiwavelength Study of an Assembling Galaxy Cluster : AGN and Starburst Outflows

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Galaxy groups are increasingly recognized as a key environment for transforming galaxy morphologies and star formation rates. Current research is focused on illuminating specific physical processes responsible for galaxy evolution in these systems. Super-Group 1120-12 consists of four virialized groups at z 0.36 that will merge and form a cluster comparable in mass to Coma by the current epoch. Using multiwavelength (X-ray, UV, Optical, 24 micron, Radio) imaging and spectroscopic data we identify numerous AGN, starburst, and star-forming galaxies and characterize their associated outflows and physical properties in the context of the group environment.

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