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Search: Author = G.Brammer

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2024AT01      Nature(London) 626, 975 (2024)

H.Atek, I.Labbe, L.J.Furtak, I.Chemerynska, S.Fujimoto, D.J.Setton, T.B.Miller, P.Oesch, R.Bezanson, S.H.Price, P.Dayal, A.Zitrin, V.Kokorev, J.R.Weaver, G.Brammer, P.v.Dokkum, Ch.C.Williams, S.E.Cutler, R.Feldmann, Y.Fudamoto, J.E.Greene, J.Leja, M.V.Maseda, A.Muzzin, R.Pan, C.Papovich, E.J.Nelson, Th.Nanayakkara, D.P.Stark, M.Stefanon, K.A.Suess, B.Wang, K.E.Whitaker

Most of the photons that reionized the Universe came from dwarf galaxies

doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07043-6
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2024LE06      Nature(London) 626, 737 (2024)

A.J.Levan, B.P.Gompertz, O.Sh.Salafia, M.Bulla, E.Burns, K.Hotokezaka, L.Izzo, G.P.Lamb, D.B.Malesani, S.R.Oates, M.E.Ravasio, A.Rouco Escorial, B.Schneider, N.Sarin, S.Schulze, N.R.Tanvir, K.Ackley, G.Anderson, G.B.Brammer, L.Christensen, V.S.Dhillon, Ph.A.Evans, M.Fausnaugh, W.-f.Fong, A.S.Fruchter, Ch.Fryer, J.P.U.Fynbo, N.Gaspari, K.E.Heintz, J.Hjorth, J.A.Kennea, M.R.Kennedy, T.Laskar, G.Leloudas, I.Mandel, A.Martin-Carrillo, B.D.Metzger, M.Nicholl, A.Nugent, J.T.Palmerio, G.Pugliese, J.Rastinejad, L.Rhodes, A.Rossi, A.Saccardi, S.J.Smartt, H.F.Stevance, A.Tohuvavohu, A.van der Horst, S.D.Vergani, D.Watson, Th.Barclay, K.Bhirombhakdi, E.Breedt, A.A.Breeveld, A.J.Brown, S.Campana, A.A.Chrimes, P.D'Avanzo, V.D'Elia, M.De Pasquale, M.J.Dyer, D.K.Galloway, J.A.Garbutt, M.J.Green, D.H.Hartmann, P.Jakobsson, P.Kerry, Ch.Kouveliotou, D.Langeroodi, E.Le Floc'h, J.K.Leung, S.P.Littlefair, J.Munday, P.O'Brien, S.G.Parsons, I.Pelisoli, D.I.Sahman, R.Salvaterra, B.Sbarufatti, D.Steeghs, G.Tagliaferri, Ch.C.Thone, A.de Ugarte Postigo, D.A.Kann

Heavy-element production in a compact object merger observed by JWST

ATOMIC PHYSICS Te; measured frequencies; deduced emission line length and a very red source, emitting most of its light in the mid-infrared owing to the production of lanthanides, nucleosynthesis in gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) can create r-process elements across a broad atomic mass range and play a central role in heavy-element nucleosynthesis across the Universe.

doi: 10.1038/s41586-023-06759-1
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