The Role of Dust in the Early Universe I : Protogalaxy Evolution
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- article
- Published
- 2011-07-01
- Cited by
- 53
- References
- 114
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- Open access
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Keywords
Physics, Star formation, Astrophysics, Galaxy, Galaxy formation and evolution
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- The role of dust in models of population synthesis
- Synthesized grain size distribution in the interstellar medium
- Evolution of dust content in galaxies probed by gamma-ray burst afterglows
- Dense molecular cloud cores as a source of micrometer-sized grains in galaxies
- Dust formation history of galaxies: A critical role of metallicity* for the dust mass growth by accreting materials in the interstellar medium
- Dust properties of Lyman-break galaxies in cosmological simulations
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- What determines the grain size distribution in galaxies
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- The equilibrium view on dust and metals in galaxies: Galactic outflows drive low dust-to-metal ratios in dwarf galaxies
- Reducing Si population in the ISM by charge exchange collisions with He + : a quantum modelling of the process
- Effects of grain growth mechanisms on the extinction curve and the metal depletion in the interstellar medium
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- Evolution of extinction curves in galaxies
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