Attention-gating for improved radio galaxy classification

ArXiv 2012.01248 (2020)

Authors:

Micah Bowles, Anna MM Scaife, Fiona Porter, Hongming Tang, David J Bastien

A Spitzer survey of Deep Drilling Fields to be targeted by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space and Time

(2020)

Authors:

M Lacy, JA Surace, D Farrah, K Nyland, J Afonso, WN Brandt, DL Clements, CDP Lagos, C Maraston, J Pforr, A Sajina, M Sako, M Vaccari, G Wilson, DR Ballantyne, WA Barkhouse, R Brunner, R Cane, TE Clarke, M Cooper, A Cooray, G Covone, C D'Andrea, AE Evrard, HC Ferguson, J Frieman, V Gonzalez-Perez, R Gupta, E Hatziminaoglou, J Huang, P Jagannathan, MJ Jarvis, KM Jones, A Kimball, C Lidman, L Lubin, L Marchetti, P Martini, RG McMahon, S Mei, H Messias, EJ Murphy, JA Newman, R Nichol, RP Norris, S Oliver, I Perez-Fournon, WM Peters, M Pierre, E Polisensky, GT Richards, SE Ridgway, HJA Röttgering, N Seymour, R Shirley, R Somerville, MA Strauss, N Suntzeff, PA Thorman, E van Kampen, A Verma, R Wechsler, WM Wood-Vasey

A low [CII]/[NII] ratio in the center of a massive galaxy at z=3.7: witnessing the transition to quiescence at high-redshift?

ArXiv 2011.137 (2020)

Authors:

C Schreiber, K Glazebrook, C Papovich, T Diaz-Santos, A Verma, D Elbaz, GG Kacprzak, T Nanayakkara, P Oesch, M Pannella, L Spitler, C Straatman, K-V Tran, T Wang

Satellite megaclusters could fox night-time migrations

Nature Springer Nature 586:7831 (2020) 674-674

Authors:

Chris Lintott, Paul Lintott

Galaxy zoo builder: Four-component photometric decomposition of spiral galaxies guided by citizen science

Astrophysical Journal IOP Publishing 900:2 (2020) 178

Authors:

Timothy K Lingard, Karen L Masters, Coleman Krawczyk, Chris Lintott, Sandor Kruk, Brooke Simmons, Robert Simpson, Steven Bamford, Robert C Nichol, Elisabeth Baeten

Abstract:

Multicomponent modeling of galaxies is a valuable tool in the effort to quantitatively understand galaxy evolution, yet the use of the technique is plagued by issues of convergence, model selection, and parameter degeneracies. These issues limit its application over large samples to the simplest models, with complex models being applied only to very small samples. We attempt to resolve this dilemma of "quantity or quality" by developing a novel framework, built inside the Zooniverse citizen-science platform, to enable the crowdsourcing of model creation for Sloan Digital Sky Survey galaxies. We have applied the method, including a final algorithmic optimization step, on a test sample of 198 galaxies, and examine the robustness of this new method. We also compare it to automated fitting pipelines, demonstrating that it is possible to consistently recover accurate models that either show good agreement with, or improve on, prior work. We conclude that citizen science is a promising technique for modeling images of complex galaxies, and release our catalog of models.