Using a semi-analytic approach,we estimate halo spins for a large sample of H I-rich galaxies from the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey and examine the correlation between H I mass fractions and halo spins.Our analysis...Using a semi-analytic approach,we estimate halo spins for a large sample of H I-rich galaxies from the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey and examine the correlation between H I mass fractions and halo spins.Our analysis reveals a strong correlation between halo spin and the H I-to-stellar mass ratio in both low-mass and massive galaxy samples.This finding suggests a universal formation scenario:higher halo spin reduces angular momentum loss and gas condensation,leading to lower star formation rates and weaker feedback,which in turn help retain gas within dark matter halos.展开更多
Leveraging the semi-analytic method,we compute halo spins for a substantial sample of H I-bearing galaxies observed in the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey.Our statistical analysis reveals a correlation between halo sp...Leveraging the semi-analytic method,we compute halo spins for a substantial sample of H I-bearing galaxies observed in the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey.Our statistical analysis reveals a correlation between halo spin and environment,although the trend is subtle.On average,galaxies exhibit a decreasing halo spin tendency in denser environments.This observation contrasts with previous results from N-body simulations in the Lambda Cold Dark Matter framework.The discrepancy may be attributed to environmental gas stripping,leading to an underestimation of halo spins in galaxies in denser environments,or to baryonic processes that significantly alter the original dark matter halo spins,deviating from previous N-body simulation findings.展开更多
We present the morphological study of 18,572 massive quiescent galaxies at z~1.2, selected by i-y colors in the Hyper Suprime-Cam(HSC) Deep and UltraDeep fields. The majority of our sample(94.3%) fall in the quiescent...We present the morphological study of 18,572 massive quiescent galaxies at z~1.2, selected by i-y colors in the Hyper Suprime-Cam(HSC) Deep and UltraDeep fields. The majority of our sample(94.3%) fall in the quiescent region in the rest-frame UVJ diagram. Comparing the five HSC bands and the subsample with HST F160W images, consistent with the decreasing effective radius re, Sérsic index n shows an increasing trend indicating a more bulge-dominant morphology towards the infrared. Even for our massive, quiescent galaxies,which are dominated by typical elliptical galaxies with bulges, the reand n values still vary with the wavelengths.For instance, there is a systematic drop in n of ~0.4 going from y band to F160W, making 20% of the HSC “disklike” galaxies appear “bulge-like” in the HST images. We suggest to use caution when comparing galaxy morphological types based on images at different resolutions or at different wavelengths, and whenever possible,to apply a reor n correction. More massive quiescent galaxies are systematically larger than the less massive ones,though no mass dependence is found for n measurements. The size–mass relation based on our sample and lowerz control samples show a monotonic increase of rewith M*, with a power-law of 0.61 ± 0.01, lower than previously found in similar samples of smaller sizes. Future high-resolution space-based surveys like NGRST will help confirm the possible n evolution, and if the flattening at the low-mass end is a genuine physical trend or limited by the image resolutions.展开更多
We investigate the small-scale clustering of star-forming galaxies(SFGs) in the local universe, using both observational samples from the final data release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and IllustrisTNG300, one of ...We investigate the small-scale clustering of star-forming galaxies(SFGs) in the local universe, using both observational samples from the final data release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and IllustrisTNG300, one of the state-of-the-art hydrodynamic simulations of galaxy formation. We measure the projected two-point crosscorrelation function, wp(rp), for subsamples of SFGs with different specific star formation rates(sSFRs) and stellar masses(M*), with respect to reference samples of galaxies with early-type or late-type morphology. On scales smaller than ~100 kpc and at fixed M*, SFGs with higher sSFR are more strongly clustered, reflecting the interaction-induced central star formation found in previous studies. More importantly, the small-scale clusteringsSFR correlation is stronger when the reference sample is limited to late-type galaxies only. This confirms the previous finding that the enhancement of star formation in close pairs depends on the morphology of companion galaxies. These observational trends are broadly reproduced by IllustrisTNG300, indicating that current hydrodynamic simulations are capable of capturing the main recipes governing star formation in interacting/merging galaxies, although further work is needed to identify the exact physical processes involved.展开更多
This paper presents a statistical study of the division of the[CⅡ]158μm line into ionized and neutral components,using a new carbon-to-nitrogen abundance ratio,log(C/N)=0.75,for a sample of 108 local galaxies.We inv...This paper presents a statistical study of the division of the[CⅡ]158μm line into ionized and neutral components,using a new carbon-to-nitrogen abundance ratio,log(C/N)=0.75,for a sample of 108 local galaxies.We investigate the correlation between the ionized-to-total[CⅡ]ratio([CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total))and the farinfrared color f60/f100,finding a moderate negative correlation.Additionally,we explore the dependence of[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)on various physical properties.We find that[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)exhibits a weak negative correlation with the offset from the main sequence and a moderate negative correlation with the[OⅢ]88μm/[NⅡ]122μm.Furthermore,no significant correlation with molecular gas mass is found.It shows a positive correlation with metallicity.Our results suggest that[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)is influenced by the ionization parameter,star formation efficiency and metallicity.展开更多
In the past,people did not realize the formation and structure of galaxies.They even mistook the black holes hidden in the center of a galaxy as independent celestial objects,making black holes mysterious and unbeliev...In the past,people did not realize the formation and structure of galaxies.They even mistook the black holes hidden in the center of a galaxy as independent celestial objects,making black holes mysterious and unbelievable.It was only after the author studied and discovered the laws of the formation and evolution of satellites,planets and stars that he put forward the scientific theory of galaxy formation and evolution,therefore revealing the hierarchical structure of galaxy and the existence and characteristics of black holes as the main nodes of galactic structure.展开更多
Based on a sample of 72 Blue Compact Galaxies （BCGs） observed with the 2.16 m telescope of the National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences （NAOC） and about 4000 strong emission line galaxies f...Based on a sample of 72 Blue Compact Galaxies （BCGs） observed with the 2.16 m telescope of the National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences （NAOC） and about 4000 strong emission line galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, we analyzed their chemical evolution history using the revised chemical evolution model of Larsen et al. Our sample covers a much larger metallicity range （7.2 〈 12 ＋ log（O/H） 〈 9.0）. We found that, in order to reproduce the observed abundance pattern and gas fraction over the whole metallicity range, a relatively continuous star formation history is needed for high metallicity galaxies, while assuming a series of instantaneous bursts with long quiescent periods （some Gyrs） for low metallicity galaxies. Model calculations also show that only the closed-box model is capable of reproducing the observational data over the whole metallicity range. Models that consider the ordinary winds and/or inflow can only fit the observations in the low metallicity range, and a model with enriched wind cannot fit the data in the whole metallicity range. This implies that the current adopted simple wind and inflow models are not applicable to massive galaxies, where the underlying physics of galactic winds or inflow could be more complicated.展开更多
The coevolution between supermassive black holes(SMBHs) and their host galaxies has been proposed for more than a decade,albeit with little direct evidence about black hole accretion activities regulating galaxy star ...The coevolution between supermassive black holes(SMBHs) and their host galaxies has been proposed for more than a decade,albeit with little direct evidence about black hole accretion activities regulating galaxy star formation at z> 1.In this paper,we study the lifetimes of X-ray active galactic nuclei(AGNs) in UV-selected red sequence(RS),blue cloud(BC) and green valley(GV) galaxies,finding that AGN accretion activities are most prominent in GV galaxies at z ~1.5-2,compared with RS and BC galaxies.We also compare AGN accretion timescales with typical color transition timescales of UV-selected galaxies.We find that the lifetime of GV galaxies at z~1.5-2 is very close to the typical timescale when the AGNs residing in them stay in the high-accretion-rate mode at these redshifts;for BC galaxies,the consistency between the color transition timescale and the black hole strong accretion lifetime is more likely to happen at lower redshifts(z <1).Our results support the scenario where AGN accretion activities govern UV color transitions of host galaxies,making galaxies and their central SMBHs coevolve with each other.展开更多
The discovery of massive galaxies at high redshifts,especially the passive ones,poses a big challenge for the current standard galaxy formation models.Here we use the semi-analytic galaxy formation model developed by ...The discovery of massive galaxies at high redshifts,especially the passive ones,poses a big challenge for the current standard galaxy formation models.Here we use the semi-analytic galaxy formation model developed by Henriques et al.to explore the formation and evolution of massive galaxies(MGs,stellar-mass M*>1011 M⊙).Different from previous works,we focus on the ones just formed(e.g.just reach?1011 M⊙).We find that most of the MGs are formed around z=0.6,with the earliest formation at z>4.Interestingly,although most of the MGs in the local Universe are passive,we find that only 13%of the MGs are quenched at the formation time.Most of the quenched MGs at formation already host a very massive supermassive black hole(SMBH)which could power the very effective AGN feedback.For the star-forming MGs,the ones with more massive SMBH prefer to quench in shorter timescales;in particular,those with MSMBH>107.5 M⊙have a quenching timescale of~0.5 Gyr and the characteristic MSMBH depends on the chosen stellar mass threshold in the definition of MGs as a result of their co-evolution.We also find that the"in-situ"star formation dominates the stellar mass growth of MGs until they are formed.Over the whole redshift range,we find the quiescent MGs prefer to stay in more massive dark matter halos,and have more massive SMBH and less cold gas masses.Our results provide a new angle on the whole life of the growth of MGs in the Universe.展开更多
Using a sample of 13 early-type spiral galaxies hosting nuclear rings,we report remarkable correlations between the properties of the nuclear rings and the central intensity ratio(CIR) of their host galaxies.The CIR,a...Using a sample of 13 early-type spiral galaxies hosting nuclear rings,we report remarkable correlations between the properties of the nuclear rings and the central intensity ratio(CIR) of their host galaxies.The CIR,a function of intensity of light within the central 1.5 and 3 arcsec region,is found to be a vital parameter in galaxy evolution,as it shares strong correlations with many structural and dynamical properties of early-type galaxies,including mass of the central supermassive black hole(SMBH).We use archival HST images for aperture photometry at the centre of the galaxy image to compute the CIR.We observe that the relative sizes of nuclear rings and ring cluster surface densities strongly correlate with the CIR.These correlations suggest reduced star formation in the centres of galaxies hosting small and dense nuclear rings.This scenario appears to be a consequence of strong bars as advocated by the significant connection observed between the CIR and bar strengths.In addition,we observe that the CIR is closely related with the integrated properties of the stellar population in the nuclear rings,associating the rings hosting older and less massive star clusters with low values of CIR.Thus,the CIR can serve as a crucial parameter in unfolding the coupled evolution of bars and rings as it is intimately connected with both their properties.展开更多
Galaxy formation and evolution is one of the most active research areas in astrophysics,so many people have studied this area.But since they didn’t understand thoroughly the evolution law from satellite to planet the...Galaxy formation and evolution is one of the most active research areas in astrophysics,so many people have studied this area.But since they didn’t understand thoroughly the evolution law from satellite to planet then to star,their theories are very weak.In their theories,they proposed that large gas clouds collapsing to form a galaxy or more recently that matter started out in smaller clumps merged to form galaxy,which is incredible.Hence,the author of this paper,through studying the formation and orbit-variation of satellites,planets and stars,has put forward a new theory of galaxy formation and evolution,therefore revealing the hierarchical structure of galaxies and the formation and evolution of black holes and quasars.展开更多
We present galactic spectroscopic data from a pencil beam of 10.75×7.5 centered on the X-ray cluster RXJ0054.0–2823 at z=0.29.We study the spectral evolution of galaxies from z=1 down to the cluster redshift in ...We present galactic spectroscopic data from a pencil beam of 10.75×7.5 centered on the X-ray cluster RXJ0054.0–2823 at z=0.29.We study the spectral evolution of galaxies from z=1 down to the cluster redshift in a magnitude-limited sample at R≤23,for which the statistical properties of the sample are well understood.We divide emission-line galaxies into star-forming galaxies,Low Ionization Nuclear Emission line Regions（LINERs） ,and Seyferts by using emission-line ratios of[OII],Hβ,and[OIII],and derive stellar fractions from population synthesis models. We focus our analysis on absorption and low-ionization galaxies.For absorption-line galaxies,we recover the well-known result that these galaxies have had no detectable evolution since z～0.6-0.7,but we also find that in the range z=0.65-1,at least 50% of the stars in bright absorption systems are younger than 2.5 Gyr.Faint absorption-line galaxies in the cluster at z=0.29 also had significant star formation during the previous 2-3 Gyr,but their brighter counterparts seem to be only composed of old stars.At z～0.8,our dynamically young cluster had a truncated red-sequence.This result seems to be consistent with a scenario where the final assembly of E/S0 took place at z1.In the volume-limited range 0.35≤z≤0.65,we find that 23% of the early-type galaxies have LINER-like spectra with Hβin absorption and have a significant component of A stars.The vast majority of LINERs in our sample have significant populations of young and intermediate-aged stars and are thus not related to AGNs,but to the population of‘retired galaxies’recently identified by Cid Fernandes et al.in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey（SDSS） .Early-type LINERs with various fractions of A stars and E＋A galaxies appear to play an important role in the formation of the red sequence.展开更多
We analyzed the fractions of barred galaxies in the local Universe using a volume-limited sample of galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Data Release 3.We examined 116 field galaxies with redshifts between 0.020...We analyzed the fractions of barred galaxies in the local Universe using a volume-limited sample of galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Data Release 3.We examined 116 field galaxies with redshifts between 0.0207 and 0.030,using r and z-band images.Overall,the bar fraction was 26%in the r-band and 19%in the z-band.Fo distinct morphological groups,barred spiral galaxies had fractions of 33%in the r-band and 22%in the z-band while barred lenticular galaxies had 25%in the r-band and 12%in the z-band.We observed that the bar fraction in spiral galaxies increases for stellar masses log(M*/M_(⊙))>10.5 and for galaxies with red colors(u-r)>2.0Additionally,most barred galaxies have a bulge-to-total ratio B/T≤0.2.Our results indicate that the bar fraction i more dependent on internal morphology than on the galaxy environment.展开更多
As a major interstellar medium,the atomic neutral hydrogen(H_(I))plays an important role in the galaxy evolution.It provides the ingredient for star formation,and sensitively traces the internal processes and external...As a major interstellar medium,the atomic neutral hydrogen(H_(I))plays an important role in the galaxy evolution.It provides the ingredient for star formation,and sensitively traces the internal processes and external perturbations influencing the galaxy.With the beginning of many new radio telescopes and surveys,H_(I)may make a more significant contribution to the understanding of galaxies in the near future.This review discusses the major development of the 21 cm emission-line H_(I)observations and studies in the past few years,including its scaling relations with other galaxy properties,its kinematics and structures,its role in environmental studies,and its constraints on hydrodynamical simulations.The local-Universe H_(I)scaling relations of stellar-massselected samples extend smoothly to 10^(9)M⊙stellar mass,with a tentative evolution to the redshift of∼0.1.The development of measurement techniques enables better estimations of H_(I)non-circular motion,dispersion,and thickness,and new observations revealed extended or extra-planar H_(I)structures,both helpfully constraining the gas accretion,stellar feedback,and star formation processes of galaxy evolution models.H_(I)is very useful for tracing the satellite evolution in dense environments,the studies of which would benefit from ongoing blind H_(I)surveys.Though simulations still cannot fully reproduce H_(I)gas properties,they help to understand the role of possible factors in regulating H_(I)properties.展开更多
Based on a sample of 79 local advanced merger （adv-merger） （U）LIRGs, we search for evidence of quenching processes by investigating the distributions of star formation history indicators （EW（Ha）, EW（HfiA） and...Based on a sample of 79 local advanced merger （adv-merger） （U）LIRGs, we search for evidence of quenching processes by investigating the distributions of star formation history indicators （EW（Ha）, EW（HfiA） and D,（4000）） on the NUV-r color-mass and SFR-M, diagrams. The distributions of EW（Ha） and Dn（4000） on the NUV-r color-mass diagram show clear trends that at a given stellar mass, galaxies with redder NUV-r colors have smaller EW（Ha） and larger Dn （4000）. The reddest adv-merger （U）LIRGs close to the green valley mostly have Dn（4000）〉 1.4. In addition, in the SFR-M, diagram, as the SFR decreases, the EW（Ha） decreases and the Dn （4000） increases, implying that the adv-merger （U）LIRGs on the star formation main sequence have more evolved stellar populations than those above the main sequence. These results indicate that a fraction of the adv-merger （U）LIRGs have already exhibited signs of fading from the starburst phase and that the NUV-r reddest adv-merger （U）LIRGs are likely at the initial stage of post-starbursts with an age of - 1 Gyr, which is consistent with the gas exhaustion time-scales. Therefore, our results offer additional support for the fast evolutionary track from the blue cloud to the red sequence.展开更多
We study the ages of a large sample （1802） of nearly face-on disk low surface brightness galaxies （LSBGs） using the evolutionary population synthesis （EPS） model PEGASE with an exponentially decreasing star form...We study the ages of a large sample （1802） of nearly face-on disk low surface brightness galaxies （LSBGs） using the evolutionary population synthesis （EPS） model PEGASE with an exponentially decreasing star formation rate to fit their mul- tiwavelength spectral energy distributions （SEDs） from far-ultraviolet （FUV） to nearinfrared （NIR）. The derived ages of LSBGs are 1-5 Gyr for most of the sample no matter if constant or varying dust extinction is adopted, which are similar to most of the previous studies on smaller samples. This means that these LSBGs formed the majority of their stars quite recently. However, a small part of the sample （~2%-3%） has larger ages of 5-8 Gyr, meaning their major star forming process may have occurred earlier. At the same time, a large sample （5886） of high surface brightness galaxies （HSBGs） are selected and studied using the same method for comparisons. The de- rived ages are 1-5 Gyr for most of the sample （97%） as well. These results probably mean that these LSBGs have not much different star formation histories from their HSBGs counterparts. However, we should notice that the HSBGs are generally about 0.2 Gyr younger, which could mean that the HSBGs may have undergone more recent star forming activities than the LSBGs.展开更多
Utilizing a BzK-selecfion technique, we obtain 14 550 star-forming galaxies （sBzKs） and 1763 passive galaxies （pBzKs） at z - 2 from the K-selected （KAB 〈 22.5） catalog in the COSMOS/UltraVISTA field. The differ...Utilizing a BzK-selecfion technique, we obtain 14 550 star-forming galaxies （sBzKs） and 1763 passive galaxies （pBzKs） at z - 2 from the K-selected （KAB 〈 22.5） catalog in the COSMOS/UltraVISTA field. The differential number counts of sBzKs and pBzKs are consistent with the results from the literature. Compared to the observed results, semi-analytic models of galaxy formation and evolution provide too few （many） galaxies at the high （low） mass end. Moreover, we find that the star formation rate and stellar mass of sBzKs follow the relation of the main sequence. Based on HST/Wide Field Camera 3 F160W imaging, we find a wide range of morphological diversities for sBzKs, from diffuse to early-type spiral structures, with relatively high M20, large size and low G, while pBzKs have elliptical-like compact morphologies with lower M20, smaller size and higher G, indicating a more concentrated and symmetric spatial extent of stellar population distribution in pBzKs than sBzKs. Furthermore, the sizes of pBzKs （sBzKs） at z - 2 are on average two to three （one to two） times smaller than those of local early-type （late-type） galaxies with similar stellar mass. Our findings imply that the two classes have different evolution models and mass assembly histories.展开更多
We present a stellar population synthesis study of a type II luminous infrared galaxy, IRAS F21013-0739. Optical images show clear characteristics of a merger remnant. The H-band absolute magnitude is MH = -25.1, whic...We present a stellar population synthesis study of a type II luminous infrared galaxy, IRAS F21013-0739. Optical images show clear characteristics of a merger remnant. The H-band absolute magnitude is MH = -25.1, which is -2 times as luminous as L＊ galaxies. Stellar populations are obtained through the stellar synthesis code STARLIGHT. We find that it experienced a recent starburst （SB） phase - 100 Myr ago. By reconstructing the ultraviolet-to-optical spectrum, and adopting Calzetti et al. and Leitherer et al.＇s extinction curves, we estimate the past infrared （IR） luminosities of the host galaxy and find it may have experienced an ultraluminous infrared galaxy phase which lasted for about 100 Myr. Its i-band absolute magnitude is Mi = -22.463, and its spectral type shows type 2 active galactic nucleus （AGN） characteristics. The mass of the supermassive black-hole is estimated to be MBH = 1.6 × 107 M⊙ （lower- limit）. The Eddington ratio Lbol/LEdd is 0.15, which is typical of Palomar-Green （PG） quasars. Both the nuclear SB and AGN contribute to the present IR luminosity budget, and the SB contributes -67%. On the diagram of IR color versus IR/opfical excess, it is located between IR quasars and PG quasars. These results indicate that IRAS F21013-0739 has probably evolved from a ULIRG, and it can possibly evolve into an AGN.展开更多
We present a sample of 48 metal-poor galaxies at z 〈 0.14 selected from 92 510 galaxies in the LAMOST survey. These galaxies are identified by their detection of the auroral emission line[OⅢ]λ4363 above the 3σ lev...We present a sample of 48 metal-poor galaxies at z 〈 0.14 selected from 92 510 galaxies in the LAMOST survey. These galaxies are identified by their detection of the auroral emission line[OⅢ]λ4363 above the 3σ level, which allows a direct measurement of electron temperature and oxygen abundance. The emission line fluxes are corrected for internal dust extinction using the Balmer decrement method. With electron temperature derived from [OⅢ]λλ4959, 5007/[OⅢ]λ4363 and electron density from [SⅡ]λ6731/[SⅡ]λ6717, we obtain the oxygen abundances in our sample which range from 12 ＋ log（O/H） = 7.63（0.09 Z_⊙） to 8.46（0.6 Z_⊙）. We find an extremely metal-poor galaxy with 12 ＋ log（O/H） = 7.63 ± 0.01. With multiband photometric data from FUV to NIR and Hαmeasurements, we also determine the stellar masses and star formation rates, based on the spectral energy distribution fitting and Hα luminosity, respectively. We find that our galaxies have low and intermediate stellar masses with 6.39 ≤ log（M/M_⊙） ≤ 9.27, and high star formation rates（SFRs） with-2.18 ≤ log（SFR/M_⊙yr^（-1）） ≤ 1.95. We also find that the metallicities of our galaxies are consistent with the local T_e-based mass-metallicity relation, while the scatter is about 0.28 dex. Additionally,assuming the coefficient of α = 0.66, we find most of our galaxies follow the local mass-metallicity-SFR relation, but a scatter of about 0.24 dex exists, suggesting the mass-metallicity relation is weakly dependent on SFR for those metal-poor galaxies.展开更多
Through the analysis of representative samples of field galaxies,both local(z~0.027)and distant(z~0.7),we explore the barred galaxy fraction and its dependence on stellar mass,color,and morphology,aiming to understand...Through the analysis of representative samples of field galaxies,both local(z~0.027)and distant(z~0.7),we explore the barred galaxy fraction and its dependence on stellar mass,color,and morphology,aiming to understand the evolution of these structural components through cosmic time.To this end,two complementary bar detection techniques were employed:elliptical isophote fitting and two-dimensional Fourier analysis,both applied to deep optical images.The observational samples were drawn from previously established and calibrated catalogs to ensure a homogeneous selection in stellar mass,enabling a robust comparison between local galaxies(z~0.027)and those in the distant Universe(z~0.7).This study systematically applies both isophotal fitting and Fourier decomposition across a wide redshift range,offering a comprehensive view of the evolution of bar incidence as a function of stellar mass and morphology.The results indicate that the fraction of barred galaxies is significantly higher in the local Universe than at earlier epochs,particularly among spiral galaxies.Furthermore,a clear correlation is observed between the presence of bars and stellar mass,especially in the high-mass regime(log(M_*/M☉)>10.5).In distant galaxies,this fraction is lower across all mass ranges,which may be related to more active dynamical processes.Overall,the findings reinforce the idea that stellar bars emerge as a consequence of dynamical cooling and the progressive stabilization of galactic disks,playing a key role in gas transport and the internal structural evolution of galaxies from z~1 to the present day.展开更多
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)grant 12273037the CAS Pioneer Hundred Talents Program(Category B)+1 种基金the USTC Research Funds of the Double First-Class Initiativesupported by the China Manned Space Program with grant No.CMS-CSST-2025-A06 and CMS-CSST-2025-A08.
文摘Using a semi-analytic approach,we estimate halo spins for a large sample of H I-rich galaxies from the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey and examine the correlation between H I mass fractions and halo spins.Our analysis reveals a strong correlation between halo spin and the H I-to-stellar mass ratio in both low-mass and massive galaxy samples.This finding suggests a universal formation scenario:higher halo spin reduces angular momentum loss and gas condensation,leading to lower star formation rates and weaker feedback,which in turn help retain gas within dark matter halos.
基金supports from the CAS Pioneer Hundred Talents Program(Category B)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,grant No.12273037)the USTC Research Funds of the Double First-Class Initiative。
文摘Leveraging the semi-analytic method,we compute halo spins for a substantial sample of H I-bearing galaxies observed in the Arecibo Legacy Fast ALFA Survey.Our statistical analysis reveals a correlation between halo spin and environment,although the trend is subtle.On average,galaxies exhibit a decreasing halo spin tendency in denser environments.This observation contrasts with previous results from N-body simulations in the Lambda Cold Dark Matter framework.The discrepancy may be attributed to environmental gas stripping,leading to an underestimation of halo spins in galaxies in denser environments,or to baryonic processes that significantly alter the original dark matter halo spins,deviating from previous N-body simulation findings.
基金sponsored by the National Key R&D Program of China(MOST)with grant No.2022YFA1605300the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,grant Nos.12273051 and 11933003)Support for this work is also partly provided by the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)through a grant to the South America Center for Astronomy(CASSACA)。
文摘We present the morphological study of 18,572 massive quiescent galaxies at z~1.2, selected by i-y colors in the Hyper Suprime-Cam(HSC) Deep and UltraDeep fields. The majority of our sample(94.3%) fall in the quiescent region in the rest-frame UVJ diagram. Comparing the five HSC bands and the subsample with HST F160W images, consistent with the decreasing effective radius re, Sérsic index n shows an increasing trend indicating a more bulge-dominant morphology towards the infrared. Even for our massive, quiescent galaxies,which are dominated by typical elliptical galaxies with bulges, the reand n values still vary with the wavelengths.For instance, there is a systematic drop in n of ~0.4 going from y band to F160W, making 20% of the HSC “disklike” galaxies appear “bulge-like” in the HST images. We suggest to use caution when comparing galaxy morphological types based on images at different resolutions or at different wavelengths, and whenever possible,to apply a reor n correction. More massive quiescent galaxies are systematically larger than the less massive ones,though no mass dependence is found for n measurements. The size–mass relation based on our sample and lowerz control samples show a monotonic increase of rewith M*, with a power-law of 0.61 ± 0.01, lower than previously found in similar samples of smaller sizes. Future high-resolution space-based surveys like NGRST will help confirm the possible n evolution, and if the flattening at the low-mass end is a genuine physical trend or limited by the image resolutions.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China through grant 2020YFC2201400the NSFC Key Program through grants 11733010 and 11333008.
文摘We investigate the small-scale clustering of star-forming galaxies(SFGs) in the local universe, using both observational samples from the final data release of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and IllustrisTNG300, one of the state-of-the-art hydrodynamic simulations of galaxy formation. We measure the projected two-point crosscorrelation function, wp(rp), for subsamples of SFGs with different specific star formation rates(sSFRs) and stellar masses(M*), with respect to reference samples of galaxies with early-type or late-type morphology. On scales smaller than ~100 kpc and at fixed M*, SFGs with higher sSFR are more strongly clustered, reflecting the interaction-induced central star formation found in previous studies. More importantly, the small-scale clusteringsSFR correlation is stronger when the reference sample is limited to late-type galaxies only. This confirms the previous finding that the enhancement of star formation in close pairs depends on the morphology of companion galaxies. These observational trends are broadly reproduced by IllustrisTNG300, indicating that current hydrodynamic simulations are capable of capturing the main recipes governing star formation in interacting/merging galaxies, although further work is needed to identify the exact physical processes involved.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,grant No.12173079)。
文摘This paper presents a statistical study of the division of the[CⅡ]158μm line into ionized and neutral components,using a new carbon-to-nitrogen abundance ratio,log(C/N)=0.75,for a sample of 108 local galaxies.We investigate the correlation between the ionized-to-total[CⅡ]ratio([CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total))and the farinfrared color f60/f100,finding a moderate negative correlation.Additionally,we explore the dependence of[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)on various physical properties.We find that[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)exhibits a weak negative correlation with the offset from the main sequence and a moderate negative correlation with the[OⅢ]88μm/[NⅡ]122μm.Furthermore,no significant correlation with molecular gas mass is found.It shows a positive correlation with metallicity.Our results suggest that[CⅡ]_(ionized)/[CⅡ]_(total)is influenced by the ionization parameter,star formation efficiency and metallicity.
文摘In the past,people did not realize the formation and structure of galaxies.They even mistook the black holes hidden in the center of a galaxy as independent celestial objects,making black holes mysterious and unbelievable.It was only after the author studied and discovered the laws of the formation and evolution of satellites,planets and stars that he put forward the scientific theory of galaxy formation and evolution,therefore revealing the hierarchical structure of galaxy and the existence and characteristics of black holes as the main nodes of galactic structure.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘Based on a sample of 72 Blue Compact Galaxies （BCGs） observed with the 2.16 m telescope of the National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences （NAOC） and about 4000 strong emission line galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, we analyzed their chemical evolution history using the revised chemical evolution model of Larsen et al. Our sample covers a much larger metallicity range （7.2 〈 12 ＋ log（O/H） 〈 9.0）. We found that, in order to reproduce the observed abundance pattern and gas fraction over the whole metallicity range, a relatively continuous star formation history is needed for high metallicity galaxies, while assuming a series of instantaneous bursts with long quiescent periods （some Gyrs） for low metallicity galaxies. Model calculations also show that only the closed-box model is capable of reproducing the observational data over the whole metallicity range. Models that consider the ordinary winds and/or inflow can only fit the observations in the low metallicity range, and a model with enriched wind cannot fit the data in the whole metallicity range. This implies that the current adopted simple wind and inflow models are not applicable to massive galaxies, where the underlying physics of galactic winds or inflow could be more complicated.
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant Nos. 12025303, 11890693,11421303 and 12003031)the CAS Frontier Science Key Research Program (QYZDJ-SSW-SLH006)+2 种基金the K.C. Wong Education Foundationthe science research grants from the China Manned Space Project with No. CMS-CSST-2021-A06support from the Chinese Academy of Sciences President’s International Fellowship Initiative (grant No. 2019PM0020)。
文摘The coevolution between supermassive black holes(SMBHs) and their host galaxies has been proposed for more than a decade,albeit with little direct evidence about black hole accretion activities regulating galaxy star formation at z> 1.In this paper,we study the lifetimes of X-ray active galactic nuclei(AGNs) in UV-selected red sequence(RS),blue cloud(BC) and green valley(GV) galaxies,finding that AGN accretion activities are most prominent in GV galaxies at z ~1.5-2,compared with RS and BC galaxies.We also compare AGN accretion timescales with typical color transition timescales of UV-selected galaxies.We find that the lifetime of GV galaxies at z~1.5-2 is very close to the typical timescale when the AGNs residing in them stay in the high-accretion-rate mode at these redshifts;for BC galaxies,the consistency between the color transition timescale and the black hole strong accretion lifetime is more likely to happen at lower redshifts(z <1).Our results support the scenario where AGN accretion activities govern UV color transitions of host galaxies,making galaxies and their central SMBHs coevolve with each other.
基金supports from National Key R&D Program of China(Grant Nos.2018YFA0404503,2018YFE0202902)the National Key Program for Science and Technology Research and Development of China(2017YFB0203300,2015CB857005)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,Nos.11988101,11425312,11503032,11773032,11390372,11873051,118513,11573033,11622325,12033008,and 11622325)funding supports from FONDECYT Postdoctoral Fellowship Project(No.3190354)NSFC(No.11703037)。
文摘The discovery of massive galaxies at high redshifts,especially the passive ones,poses a big challenge for the current standard galaxy formation models.Here we use the semi-analytic galaxy formation model developed by Henriques et al.to explore the formation and evolution of massive galaxies(MGs,stellar-mass M*>1011 M⊙).Different from previous works,we focus on the ones just formed(e.g.just reach?1011 M⊙).We find that most of the MGs are formed around z=0.6,with the earliest formation at z>4.Interestingly,although most of the MGs in the local Universe are passive,we find that only 13%of the MGs are quenched at the formation time.Most of the quenched MGs at formation already host a very massive supermassive black hole(SMBH)which could power the very effective AGN feedback.For the star-forming MGs,the ones with more massive SMBH prefer to quench in shorter timescales;in particular,those with MSMBH>107.5 M⊙have a quenching timescale of~0.5 Gyr and the characteristic MSMBH depends on the chosen stellar mass threshold in the definition of MGs as a result of their co-evolution.We also find that the"in-situ"star formation dominates the stellar mass growth of MGs until they are formed.Over the whole redshift range,we find the quiescent MGs prefer to stay in more massive dark matter halos,and have more massive SMBH and less cold gas masses.Our results provide a new angle on the whole life of the growth of MGs in the Universe.
基金the financial support from Kerala State Council for Science,Technology and Environment(KSCSTE)
文摘Using a sample of 13 early-type spiral galaxies hosting nuclear rings,we report remarkable correlations between the properties of the nuclear rings and the central intensity ratio(CIR) of their host galaxies.The CIR,a function of intensity of light within the central 1.5 and 3 arcsec region,is found to be a vital parameter in galaxy evolution,as it shares strong correlations with many structural and dynamical properties of early-type galaxies,including mass of the central supermassive black hole(SMBH).We use archival HST images for aperture photometry at the centre of the galaxy image to compute the CIR.We observe that the relative sizes of nuclear rings and ring cluster surface densities strongly correlate with the CIR.These correlations suggest reduced star formation in the centres of galaxies hosting small and dense nuclear rings.This scenario appears to be a consequence of strong bars as advocated by the significant connection observed between the CIR and bar strengths.In addition,we observe that the CIR is closely related with the integrated properties of the stellar population in the nuclear rings,associating the rings hosting older and less massive star clusters with low values of CIR.Thus,the CIR can serve as a crucial parameter in unfolding the coupled evolution of bars and rings as it is intimately connected with both their properties.
文摘Galaxy formation and evolution is one of the most active research areas in astrophysics,so many people have studied this area.But since they didn’t understand thoroughly the evolution law from satellite to planet then to star,their theories are very weak.In their theories,they proposed that large gas clouds collapsing to form a galaxy or more recently that matter started out in smaller clumps merged to form galaxy,which is incredible.Hence,the author of this paper,through studying the formation and orbit-variation of satellites,planets and stars,has put forward a new theory of galaxy formation and evolution,therefore revealing the hierarchical structure of galaxies and the formation and evolution of black holes and quasars.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.10878010,10221001 and 10633040)the National Basic Research Program(973 program,No.2007CB815405)
文摘We present galactic spectroscopic data from a pencil beam of 10.75×7.5 centered on the X-ray cluster RXJ0054.0–2823 at z=0.29.We study the spectral evolution of galaxies from z=1 down to the cluster redshift in a magnitude-limited sample at R≤23,for which the statistical properties of the sample are well understood.We divide emission-line galaxies into star-forming galaxies,Low Ionization Nuclear Emission line Regions（LINERs） ,and Seyferts by using emission-line ratios of[OII],Hβ,and[OIII],and derive stellar fractions from population synthesis models. We focus our analysis on absorption and low-ionization galaxies.For absorption-line galaxies,we recover the well-known result that these galaxies have had no detectable evolution since z～0.6-0.7,but we also find that in the range z=0.65-1,at least 50% of the stars in bright absorption systems are younger than 2.5 Gyr.Faint absorption-line galaxies in the cluster at z=0.29 also had significant star formation during the previous 2-3 Gyr,but their brighter counterparts seem to be only composed of old stars.At z～0.8,our dynamically young cluster had a truncated red-sequence.This result seems to be consistent with a scenario where the final assembly of E/S0 took place at z1.In the volume-limited range 0.35≤z≤0.65,we find that 23% of the early-type galaxies have LINER-like spectra with Hβin absorption and have a significant component of A stars.The vast majority of LINERs in our sample have significant populations of young and intermediate-aged stars and are thus not related to AGNs,but to the population of‘retired galaxies’recently identified by Cid Fernandes et al.in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey（SDSS） .Early-type LINERs with various fractions of A stars and E＋A galaxies appear to play an important role in the formation of the red sequence.
基金financial support from the Secretaría Nacional de Ciencia,Tecnología e Innovación(SENACYT)the Departamento de Fortalecimiento a los Posgrados Nacionales and the coordination of the program“MOVILIDAD DE INVESTIGACIóN,”for the project“Formación de capacidades investigativas en la línea de Astronomía Extragaláctica 005-2023”the support of the Programa de Apoyo a Proyectos de Investigación e Innovación Tecnológica(PAPIIT)IN108323 from the Dirección General de Asuntos del Personal Académico(DGAPA-UNAM)。
文摘We analyzed the fractions of barred galaxies in the local Universe using a volume-limited sample of galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Data Release 3.We examined 116 field galaxies with redshifts between 0.0207 and 0.030,using r and z-band images.Overall,the bar fraction was 26%in the r-band and 19%in the z-band.Fo distinct morphological groups,barred spiral galaxies had fractions of 33%in the r-band and 22%in the z-band while barred lenticular galaxies had 25%in the r-band and 12%in the z-band.We observed that the bar fraction in spiral galaxies increases for stellar masses log(M*/M_(⊙))>10.5 and for galaxies with red colors(u-r)>2.0Additionally,most barred galaxies have a bulge-to-total ratio B/T≤0.2.Our results indicate that the bar fraction i more dependent on internal morphology than on the galaxy environment.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2022YFA1602902)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12073002,12233001,and 8200906879)the China Manned Space Project。
文摘As a major interstellar medium,the atomic neutral hydrogen(H_(I))plays an important role in the galaxy evolution.It provides the ingredient for star formation,and sensitively traces the internal processes and external perturbations influencing the galaxy.With the beginning of many new radio telescopes and surveys,H_(I)may make a more significant contribution to the understanding of galaxies in the near future.This review discusses the major development of the 21 cm emission-line H_(I)observations and studies in the past few years,including its scaling relations with other galaxy properties,its kinematics and structures,its role in environmental studies,and its constraints on hydrodynamical simulations.The local-Universe H_(I)scaling relations of stellar-massselected samples extend smoothly to 10^(9)M⊙stellar mass,with a tentative evolution to the redshift of∼0.1.The development of measurement techniques enables better estimations of H_(I)non-circular motion,dispersion,and thickness,and new observations revealed extended or extra-planar H_(I)structures,both helpfully constraining the gas accretion,stellar feedback,and star formation processes of galaxy evolution models.H_(I)is very useful for tracing the satellite evolution in dense environments,the studies of which would benefit from ongoing blind H_(I)surveys.Though simulations still cannot fully reproduce H_(I)gas properties,they help to understand the role of possible factors in regulating H_(I)properties.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos11373027,10973011 and 11003015)sponsored by SRF for ROCS, SEM
文摘Based on a sample of 79 local advanced merger （adv-merger） （U）LIRGs, we search for evidence of quenching processes by investigating the distributions of star formation history indicators （EW（Ha）, EW（HfiA） and D,（4000）） on the NUV-r color-mass and SFR-M, diagrams. The distributions of EW（Ha） and Dn（4000） on the NUV-r color-mass diagram show clear trends that at a given stellar mass, galaxies with redder NUV-r colors have smaller EW（Ha） and larger Dn （4000）. The reddest adv-merger （U）LIRGs close to the green valley mostly have Dn（4000）〉 1.4. In addition, in the SFR-M, diagram, as the SFR decreases, the EW（Ha） decreases and the Dn （4000） increases, implying that the adv-merger （U）LIRGs on the star formation main sequence have more evolved stellar populations than those above the main sequence. These results indicate that a fraction of the adv-merger （U）LIRGs have already exhibited signs of fading from the starburst phase and that the NUV-r reddest adv-merger （U）LIRGs are likely at the initial stage of post-starbursts with an age of - 1 Gyr, which is consistent with the gas exhaustion time-scales. Therefore, our results offer additional support for the fast evolutionary track from the blue cloud to the red sequence.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 10933001, 10973006, 10973015 and 10673002)the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program+1 种基金Nos. 2007CB815404 and 2007CB815406)the Young Researcher Grant of National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences
文摘We study the ages of a large sample （1802） of nearly face-on disk low surface brightness galaxies （LSBGs） using the evolutionary population synthesis （EPS） model PEGASE with an exponentially decreasing star formation rate to fit their mul- tiwavelength spectral energy distributions （SEDs） from far-ultraviolet （FUV） to nearinfrared （NIR）. The derived ages of LSBGs are 1-5 Gyr for most of the sample no matter if constant or varying dust extinction is adopted, which are similar to most of the previous studies on smaller samples. This means that these LSBGs formed the majority of their stars quite recently. However, a small part of the sample （~2%-3%） has larger ages of 5-8 Gyr, meaning their major star forming process may have occurred earlier. At the same time, a large sample （5886） of high surface brightness galaxies （HSBGs） are selected and studied using the same method for comparisons. The de- rived ages are 1-5 Gyr for most of the sample （97%） as well. These results probably mean that these LSBGs have not much different star formation histories from their HSBGs counterparts. However, we should notice that the HSBGs are generally about 0.2 Gyr younger, which could mean that the HSBGs may have undergone more recent star forming activities than the LSBGs.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Utilizing a BzK-selecfion technique, we obtain 14 550 star-forming galaxies （sBzKs） and 1763 passive galaxies （pBzKs） at z - 2 from the K-selected （KAB 〈 22.5） catalog in the COSMOS/UltraVISTA field. The differential number counts of sBzKs and pBzKs are consistent with the results from the literature. Compared to the observed results, semi-analytic models of galaxy formation and evolution provide too few （many） galaxies at the high （low） mass end. Moreover, we find that the star formation rate and stellar mass of sBzKs follow the relation of the main sequence. Based on HST/Wide Field Camera 3 F160W imaging, we find a wide range of morphological diversities for sBzKs, from diffuse to early-type spiral structures, with relatively high M20, large size and low G, while pBzKs have elliptical-like compact morphologies with lower M20, smaller size and higher G, indicating a more concentrated and symmetric spatial extent of stellar population distribution in pBzKs than sBzKs. Furthermore, the sizes of pBzKs （sBzKs） at z - 2 are on average two to three （one to two） times smaller than those of local early-type （late-type） galaxies with similar stellar mass. Our findings imply that the two classes have different evolution models and mass assembly histories.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 10833006, 10773014, and 10978014)the Ministry of Science and Technology National Basic Science program (973 Program, Grant No. 2007CB815406)
文摘We present a stellar population synthesis study of a type II luminous infrared galaxy, IRAS F21013-0739. Optical images show clear characteristics of a merger remnant. The H-band absolute magnitude is MH = -25.1, which is -2 times as luminous as L＊ galaxies. Stellar populations are obtained through the stellar synthesis code STARLIGHT. We find that it experienced a recent starburst （SB） phase - 100 Myr ago. By reconstructing the ultraviolet-to-optical spectrum, and adopting Calzetti et al. and Leitherer et al.＇s extinction curves, we estimate the past infrared （IR） luminosities of the host galaxy and find it may have experienced an ultraluminous infrared galaxy phase which lasted for about 100 Myr. Its i-band absolute magnitude is Mi = -22.463, and its spectral type shows type 2 active galactic nucleus （AGN） characteristics. The mass of the supermassive black-hole is estimated to be MBH = 1.6 × 107 M⊙ （lower- limit）. The Eddington ratio Lbol/LEdd is 0.15, which is typical of Palomar-Green （PG） quasars. Both the nuclear SB and AGN contribute to the present IR luminosity budget, and the SB contributes -67%. On the diagram of IR color versus IR/opfical excess, it is located between IR quasars and PG quasars. These results indicate that IRAS F21013-0739 has probably evolved from a ULIRG, and it can possibly evolve into an AGN.
基金Funding for the project has been provided by the National Development and Reform Commissionsupported by the Strategic Priority Research Program “The Emergence of Cosmological Structures” of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (No. XDB09000000)+1 种基金the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) (2015CB857004)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC, Nos. 11225315, 1320101002, 11433005 and 11421303)
文摘We present a sample of 48 metal-poor galaxies at z 〈 0.14 selected from 92 510 galaxies in the LAMOST survey. These galaxies are identified by their detection of the auroral emission line[OⅢ]λ4363 above the 3σ level, which allows a direct measurement of electron temperature and oxygen abundance. The emission line fluxes are corrected for internal dust extinction using the Balmer decrement method. With electron temperature derived from [OⅢ]λλ4959, 5007/[OⅢ]λ4363 and electron density from [SⅡ]λ6731/[SⅡ]λ6717, we obtain the oxygen abundances in our sample which range from 12 ＋ log（O/H） = 7.63（0.09 Z_⊙） to 8.46（0.6 Z_⊙）. We find an extremely metal-poor galaxy with 12 ＋ log（O/H） = 7.63 ± 0.01. With multiband photometric data from FUV to NIR and Hαmeasurements, we also determine the stellar masses and star formation rates, based on the spectral energy distribution fitting and Hα luminosity, respectively. We find that our galaxies have low and intermediate stellar masses with 6.39 ≤ log（M/M_⊙） ≤ 9.27, and high star formation rates（SFRs） with-2.18 ≤ log（SFR/M_⊙yr^（-1）） ≤ 1.95. We also find that the metallicities of our galaxies are consistent with the local T_e-based mass-metallicity relation, while the scatter is about 0.28 dex. Additionally,assuming the coefficient of α = 0.66, we find most of our galaxies follow the local mass-metallicity-SFR relation, but a scatter of about 0.24 dex exists, suggesting the mass-metallicity relation is weakly dependent on SFR for those metal-poor galaxies.
基金financial support from the Secretaría Nacional de Ciencia,Tecnologia e Innovacion(SENACYT),through the Departamento de Fortalecimiento a los Posgrados Nacionalesthe coordination of the program"MOVILIDAD DE INVESTIGACION."+3 种基金the financial support provided by PAPIIT projects IN108323 and IN111825 from DGAPA-UNAMsupport from the Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo(ANID)through Basal project FB210003FONDECYT Regular projects 1241426 and 123044Millennium Science Initiative Program NCN2024_112。
文摘Through the analysis of representative samples of field galaxies,both local(z~0.027)and distant(z~0.7),we explore the barred galaxy fraction and its dependence on stellar mass,color,and morphology,aiming to understand the evolution of these structural components through cosmic time.To this end,two complementary bar detection techniques were employed:elliptical isophote fitting and two-dimensional Fourier analysis,both applied to deep optical images.The observational samples were drawn from previously established and calibrated catalogs to ensure a homogeneous selection in stellar mass,enabling a robust comparison between local galaxies(z~0.027)and those in the distant Universe(z~0.7).This study systematically applies both isophotal fitting and Fourier decomposition across a wide redshift range,offering a comprehensive view of the evolution of bar incidence as a function of stellar mass and morphology.The results indicate that the fraction of barred galaxies is significantly higher in the local Universe than at earlier epochs,particularly among spiral galaxies.Furthermore,a clear correlation is observed between the presence of bars and stellar mass,especially in the high-mass regime(log(M_*/M☉)>10.5).In distant galaxies,this fraction is lower across all mass ranges,which may be related to more active dynamical processes.Overall,the findings reinforce the idea that stellar bars emerge as a consequence of dynamical cooling and the progressive stabilization of galactic disks,playing a key role in gas transport and the internal structural evolution of galaxies from z~1 to the present day.
