Publication type: Non-refereed

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    Understanding the size growth of massive galaxies through stellar populations
    Massive early-type galaxies undergo a significant process of evolution with redshift on the stellar mass vs size plane. Furthermore, this trend does not depend...
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    Understanding the thermal and magnetic properties of an X-class flare in the low solar atmosphere
    Recently, the exploitation of spectropolarimetric data has allowed to improve our knowledge of the dynamical and magnetic response of the photospheric and...
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    Undressing M87 by Exposing its Most Private Globulars
    We present a multiwavelength photometric analysis of the innermost (3×3 kpc2) Globular Clusters (GCs) of M87. Their Spectral Energy Distributions (SEDs) were...
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    Unearthing the fossilized Andromeda galaxy: a spectroscopic pilot survey of M31 giants
    Galaxy evolution models are strongly underpinned by anchoring constraints made locally in the Milky Way. In this proposal, we aim to perform a pilot study...
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    Unification in astroparticle physics: history and phenomena
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    Unifying disc-jet behaviour in X-ray binaries: an optical/IR approach
    Synchrotron emission from jets produced by X-ray binaries can be detected at optical and infrared (IR) frequencies. I show that optical/IR colour-magnitude...
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    Unifying the planar bar and the boxy bulge of the Milky Way
    For some time the Milky Way has been understood as a barred disk galaxy. Star count observations have provided evidence for two bars at apparently different...
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    Unitarity Constraints for the Mass of the Higgs in the $SU(2)_Lotimes U(1)otimes U(1)'$ Gauge Model
    The critical values for the mass of the Higgs bosons, at which the theory becomes strongly interacting, are calculated using the equivalence theorem, at high...
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    Universal molecular features of refractory dissolved organic matter in fresh- and seawater
    Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is among the largest pools of reduced carbon on Earth's surface. Its molecular structure and the reasons behind its stability in...