Galaxies at high z: the MUSE revolution

Autores
Prof.
Roland Bacon
Fecha y hora
29 Ene 2019 - 11:30 Europe/London
Dirección

Aula

Idioma de la charla
Inglés
Idioma de la presentación
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Número en la serie
1
Descripción

Thanks to its unique capabilities, the MUSE integral field spectrograph at ESO VLT has given us new insight of the Universe at high redshift. In this talk I will review some breakthrough in the observation of the Hubble Ultra Deep field with MUSE including the discovery of a new population of faint galaxies without HST counterpart in the UDF and the ubiquitous presence of extended Lyman-alpha haloes around galaxies.

Formato
Coloquio
Vídeo de la charla
https://youtu.be/ZiEULS5_W44
Galaxias de alto desplazamiento al rojo

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