P-MaNGA Galaxies: emission-lines properties - gas ionization and chemical abundances from prototype observations

P-MaNGA Galaxies: emission-lines properties - gas ionization and chemical abundances from prototype observations
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10.1093/mnras/stv296
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发表时间:
2014-10
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
F. Belfiore;R. Maiolino;K. Bundy;D. Thomas;C. Maraston;D. Wilkinson;Sebastián F. Sánchez;M. Bershady;G. Blanc;M. Bothwell;S. Cales;L. Coccato;N. Drory;E. Emsellem;E. Emsellem;Hai Fu;Joseph Gelfand;Joseph Gelfand;D. Law;Karen L. Masters;J. Parejko;C. Tremonti;D. A. Wake;D. A. Wake;A. Weijmans;Renbin Yan;T. Xiao;Kai Zhang;T. Zheng;D. Bizyaev;K. Kinemuchi;D. Oravetz;A. Simmons
F. Belfiore;R. Maiolino;K. Bundy;D. Thomas;C. Maraston;D. Wilkinson;Sebastián F. Sánchez;M. Bershady;G. Blanc;M. Bothwell;S. Cales;L. Coccato;N. Drory;E. Emsellem;E. Emsellem;Hai Fu;Joseph Gelfand;Joseph Gelfand;D. Law;Karen L. Masters;J. Parejko;C. Tremonti;D. A. Wake;D. A. Wake;A. Weijmans;Renbin Yan;T. Xiao;Kai Zhang;T. Zheng;D. Bizyaev;K. Kinemuchi;D. Oravetz;A. Simmons
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
F. Belfiore;R. Maiolino;K. Bundy;D. Thomas;C. Maraston;D. Wilkinson;Sebastián F. Sánchez;M. Bershady;G. Blanc;M. Bothwell;S. Cales;L. Coccato;N. Drory;E. Emsellem;E. Emsellem;Hai Fu;Joseph Gelfand;Joseph Gelfand;D. Law;Karen L. Masters;J. Parejko;C. Tremonti;D. A. Wake;D. A. Wake;A. Weijmans;Renbin Yan;T. Xiao;Kai Zhang;T. Zheng;D. Bizyaev;K. Kinemuchi;D. Oravetz;A. Simmons

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