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2024-11-18bblunch
Kelley, Luke (UCB / LBNL)
Pulsar timing arrays, massive black holes, and a surprisingly loud gravitational wave backgroundYesNo
2024-09-05firstbillion24
Telford, Grace (Princeton)
The Frontier of Massive-Star Spectroscopy at Very Low MetallicityYesYes
2024-08-28firstbillion_c24
Senchyna, Peter (Carnegie Observatories)
Metal-poor massive stars in the first galaxies and next-door (H)YesNo
2024-08-28firstbillion_c24
Telford, Grace (Princeton)
New Insight into Early Massive Stars from Local Metal-Poor Dwarf Galaxies (H)YesYes
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24Observations of Massive Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn (R)YesYes
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Inayoshi, Kohei (Peking Univ.)
Radiative signatures of growing massive black holes in the early universe (H)YesNo
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Trinca, Alessandro (Univ. of Insubria)
Seeking the growth of the first massive black holes (H)YesNo
2024-05-09tde24Evidence for Lense-Thirring precession after a star is disrupted by a massive black holeYesNo
2024-04-26tde_c24
Quataert, Eliot (Princeton)
The Fates of Stars Orbiting too Close to Massive Black HolesYesNo
2024-04-09strings24Massive particles at spatial infinityYesNo
2024-03-05uniturb24Why do massive stars have "inflated" cores?YesNo
2024-02-09starswithlars_c24Exploding Massive Stars (with Lars)YesNo
2024-02-08starswithlars_c24Twinkle, twinkle, massive starYesNo
2023-03-16cosmicweb23
Cohn, Joanne (UC Berkeley)
Pinning the cosmic web to massive halosYesYes
2023-03-09cosmicweb23
Evrard, August (University of Michigan)
Counting Massive Nodes in the Cosmic Web: A Compact, Interpretable Halo Mass FunctionYesNo
2023-02-08cosmicweb_c23
Moutard, Thibaud (LAM-CNRS)
Caught in the cosmic web: framing the big picture of the slow quenching of massive galaxiesYesNo
2023-02-07cosmicweb_c23
Dekel, Avishai (Hebrew Univ.)
Related Words: galaxies
Massive Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn: Cold Streams and Feedback-Free StarburstsYesYes
2023-01-19cosmicweb23How galaxies keep their cool in the heat : tracing the remains of gas filaments in massive halos.YesYes
2022-11-29whitedwarfs22
Blouin, Simon (Victoria Univ.)
How massive are cool white dwarfs?YesNo
2022-11-17whitedwarfs_c22
Cheng, Sihao (JHU / IAS)
Planet candidates around massive white dwarfsYesYes
2022-11-17whitedwarfs_c22With or Without You: Metal Pollution around Massive White Dwarfs as a Tool to Constrain Planetary Occurrence RatesYesYes
2022-11-14whitedwarfs_c22
Caiazzo, Ilaria (Caltech)
Related Words: dwarfs, white
Merger remnants, double-faced stars and other curiosities: massive, rapidly rotating white dwarfs in ZTFYesYes
2022-03-26neutrinost_c22
Friedland, Alexander (SLAC)
Related Words: physics
Catching neutrinos from exploding massive starsYesYes
2022-03-10binary22
Sesana, Alberto (UNIMIB)
Related Words: black, lisa, massive
Gas Dynamics, Accretion, and Observables in Massive Black Hole Binary SystemsYesYes
2022-02-07fluxtube22
CNRS,
Related Words: quantum
CEA,
Related Words: experiment, majorana
Torus partition functions of massive integrable field theories in 1+1 dimensionsYesNo
2021-12-16transtar21Sub-surface Convection in Massive Star EnvelopesYesYes
2021-11-24transtar21Next-Generation Simulations of the Remarkable Deaths of Massive StarsYesYes
2021-11-09transtar21
Herwig, Falk (Victoria Univ.)
3D hydro simulations convection in massive starsYesNo
2021-08-17ecoevo21
Meijer, Jeroen (Utrecht University)
A massive viral outbreak in (less than) a gram of compostYesNo
2021-01-27nsbp_iss
Fields, Carl E. (Michigan State University)
Next-Generation Simulations of The Remarkable Deaths of Massive StarsYesYes
2020-04-27clusters20Resolved massive cluster formation at low and high redshiftYesYes
2020-04-27clusters20
Li, Hui (MIT)
Modeling massive cluster formation in galactic contextsYesNo
2019-06-27gravast_c19
Colpi, Monica (Bicocca)
Related Words: black
Viewing Massive Black Hole Coalescences with Ligh and GWsYesYes
2019-06-27gravast_c19Seeing Massive Black Hole Binaries in Light and Gravitational WavesYesNo
2019-06-27gravast_c19
Eracleous, Mike (Penn State)
Searching for Massive Black Hole Binaries from the Point of View of an Optical ObserverYesYes
2019-06-27gravast_c19
MacFadyen, Andrew (NYU)
Related Words: signatures
Massive black Hole Binaries in Viscous Disks: Dynamics and SignaturesYesYes
2019-06-27gravast_c19
Valiante, Rosa (INAF Roma)
Massive Black Hole Formation and EvolutionYesYes
2019-06-24gravast_c19
Cantiello, Matteo (Flatiron)
Related Words: convection, massive, stars, stellar
The Evolution of Massive StarsYesYes
2019-06-24gravast_c19
Fryer, Chris (Los Alamos)
Remnants of Massive StarsYesYes
2019-06-24gravast_c19
Gotberg, Yiva (Carnegie)
Evolution of Massive BinariesYesNo
2019-04-01gaia_c19
Wheeler, Coral (Caltech)
Related Words: galaxies
Why sweat the small stuff? Dwarf galaxies are the building blocks of more massive galaxiesYesNo
2017-05-18galhalo_c17Massive Galaxies: Comparing HSC Results with Hydro SimulationsYesNo
2017-05-18galhalo_c17Towards Understanding Massive Galaxy Formation: Mass Assembly History, Assembly Bias, and ConformityYesYes
2017-05-15galhalo_c17New Insights from the HSC survey on the Stellar Halos of Massive GalaxiesYesNo
2017-05-10galhalo17Nearby Massive GalaxiesYesYes
2017-05-09stars17
Owocki, Stan (Delaware)
Related Words: winds
Massive magnetic starsYesYes
2017-05-03galhalo17Understanding the impact of massive stars on the galaxy halo connectionYesNo
2017-04-20stars17
Steidel, Chuck (Caltech)
Related Words: galaxies
Spectroscopic Constraints on Massive Stars in Forming GalaxiesYesNo
2017-04-17scamp_c17Surprising simplicity of massive scattering amplitudesYesYes
2017-04-12stars17
Belczynski, Chris (Univ. of Warsaw)
Related Words: population, spins, synthesis
What can we learn from massive stars population synthesis?YesNo
2017-03-24stars_c17
Aerts, Conny (KU Leuven)
A data-driven outlook for the future of massive star researchYesYes
2017-03-24stars_c17The CSM of massive stars at core collapseYesYes
2017-03-21stars_c17
Moravveji, Ehsan (KU Leuven)
Massive-star asteroseismologyYesYes
2017-03-21stars_c17Current and Upcoming Surveys and Their Impact on Massive-Star ScienceYesNo
2017-03-20stars_c17
Cantiello, Matteo (Center for Computational Astrophysics)
Related Words: convection, massive, stars, stellar
Envelope convection in massive stars and iron opacityYesYes
2017-03-20stars_c17MHD simulations of massive star envelopesYesYes
2017-03-20stars_c17
Kalogera, Vicky (Northwestern)
Gravitational wave astrophysics for massive starsYesYes
2017-03-20stars_c17
Quataert, Eliot (Berkeley)
Late-stage mass loss instabilities in massive starsYesYes
2017-03-20stars_c17Outcomes of massive star mergersYesYes
2017-03-20stars_c17
Vanbeveren, Dany (Brussels)
Massive binary puzzlesYesYes
2017-03-15stars17
Stevenson, Simon (University of Birmingham)
Presenting COMPAS, new binary pop syn code for massive starsYesYes
2017-03-13stars17
Quataert, Eliot (UC Berkeley)
How Massive Stars Live and Die[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2017-03-10stars17
Chen, Ken (NAOJ)
Mass loss and the death of very massive starsYesYes
2017-03-08stars17
Cantiello, Matteo (Flatiron Institute)
Related Words: convection, massive, stars, stellar
Convection in Massive StarsYesNo
2017-03-07stars17
Hirschi, Raphael (Keele University)
Challenges in Massive Star Evolution: Convection and Mass LossYesYes
2017-03-02stars17The observational aspects of massive-star rotationYesYes
2017-02-28stars17
Townsend, Rich (Univ. of Wisconsin)
A Crash Course in Massive Star OscillationsYesNo
2017-02-07disks_c17Thermal disk winds in X-ray binaries: Realistic heating and cooling rates give rise to slow, but massive outflowsYesYes
2017-01-12transturb_c17
Green, Melissa (Syracuse)
Tracking coherent structures in massively-separated and turbulent flowsYesYes
2016-08-10gwaves_m16
Hamann, Wolf-Rainer (University of Potsdam)
From massive stars to merging black holesYesYes
2016-08-04gwaves_m16
Marchant, Pablo (Bonn University)
Related Words: bh
Homogeneous Evolution of Overcontact Massive Binaries resulting in BH+BH mergersYesYes
2016-08-04gwaves_m16The deaths of massive stars and the birth of black holesYesYes
2016-06-23colduniv_c16
Hosokawa, Takashi (Univ. of Tokyo)
Formation of massive population III stars under radiative feedbackYesYes
2016-05-31colduniv16
Feldmann, Robert (UCB)
Related Words: galaxies
Massive galaxies and their gaseous halos - Insights from numerical simulationsNoYes
2016-05-19joint98
Joshi, Pankaj S. (Tata Inst)
Gravitational Collapse, Black Holes, and Naked Singularities: Life and Death of Massive Collapsing StarsYesNo
2016-05-10colduniv16
Casey, Caitlin (University of Texas at Austin)
The Ubiquity of Coeval Starbursts in Massive Galaxy Cluster ProgenitorsYesYes
2015-09-10lsmatter15Anomalous Hall effect with massive Dirac fermionsYesNo
2015-02-03galarcheo_c15
Aerts, Conny (University of Leuven)
Asteroseismology of dwarfs and massive starsYesYes
2015-02-03galarcheo_c15
Papics, Peter (University of Leuven)
Calibrating the stellar structure and evolution models of massive stars with asteroseismologyYesYes
2014-06-06stars14
Werk, Jessica (UC Santa Cruz)
On the Massive Reservoir of Cool, Circumgalactic Gas around L* Galaxies and the Failure of Two-Phase Hydrostatic SolutionsYesYes
2014-05-19stars14How massive stars influence galaxy formation[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2014-04-15stars_c14
Smith, Nathan (University of Arizona)
The evolution of massive stars and their feedbackYesNo
2014-03-11qft14Algebra of the Infrared: Mathematical Structures in the IR Limit of Massive d=2 N=(2,2) QFTYesYes
2013-08-15bholes13Stellar dynamics around massive black holes: Connecting (missing?) cusps and general relativityYesNo
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Blandford, Roger (KIPAC)
Related Words: black, hole, holes
Massive black holes: Open questionsYesYes
2013-08-07bholes_c13
Ford, Saavik (CUNY/AMNH/KITP)
Signatures of massive black hole mergers: What should we look forYesYes
2013-08-07bholes_c13Gravitational waves from massive black hole binariesYesYes
2013-08-07bholes_c13
Roedig, Constanze (Johns Hopkins)
Migration of super-massive BH binaries in self-gravitating disks: prograde versus retrograde configurations and their observational implicationsYesYes
2013-08-07bholes_c13
Sesana, Alberto (Albert Einstein Inst.)
Related Words: black, lisa, massive
Probing massive black holes with space-based interferometry and pulsar timingYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Alexander, Tal (Weizmann Instit.)
Stars, disks and massive black holesYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Dotti, Massimo (Univ. of Milano-Bicocca)
Massive black hole spin evolutionYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Fiacconi, Davide (Univ. of Zurich)
Evolution of massive black hole pairs in clumpy environments: from circumnuclear disks to major mergersYesYes
2013-08-05bholes_c13
Bonoli, Silvia (Univ. of Zurich)
Massive black hole seeds from galaxy mergers: properties of the black holes and the large-scale environmentYesYes
2013-07-11lhc_c13
Bai, Yang (U. Wisconsin)
Signatures of pair-produced massive colored bosonsYesYes
2013-05-21dmatter13
Sadoulet, Bernard (UC Berkeley)
Search for Weakly Interactive Massive Particles: The recent CDMSII result on siliconYesNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12 The Strange Behavior of The Massive Space ObjectsNoYes
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Kamada, Ayuki (Univ. of Tokyo)
Structure Formation in Cosmological Models with Nonthermally Produced Warm Dark Matter and with Decaying Charged Massive ParticlesNoNo
2012-02-16dwarfgal_c12The Puzzling Darkness of Massive Milky Way SubhalosYesYes
2011-10-27asteroseismo_c11
Godart, Melanie (Univ. Liège)
Unveiling the internal structure of pulsating massive starsYesYes
2011-10-27asteroseismo_c11
Saio, Hideyuki (Tohoku Univ.)
Stellar Evolution of the Most Massive Stars from Seismic TuningYesYes
2011-10-24asteroseismo_c11Near-surface Convection in Massive StarsYesYes
2011-09-29asteroseismo11
Townsend, Richard (UW-Madison)
A First Stab at Modeling Wave Transport of Angular Momentum in Massive Stars by Heat-Engine-Excited g Modes, with Various Reflections on Implementation StrategiesYesNo
2011-03-18gclusters_c11
Foley, Ryan (Harvard-Smithsonian)
Discovery and Cosmological Implications of the Most Massive Known Cluster at z > 1YesNo
2011-03-17gclusters_c11Testing the LambdaCDM Paradigm with the Mass Distribution of Massive Clusters out to z=1.4YesYes
2011-03-16gclusters_c11Weighing the Giants: Weak Lensing and X-ray Studies of the Most Massive ClustersYesNo
2011-03-08gclusters11The Most Distant Massive Galaxy ClustersYesYes
2011-03-01gclusters11
Huterer, Dragan (Univ. of Michigan)
Discussion: How Pink is Pink? How to Measure the Likelihood of High-z Massive Clusters in LCDM CosmologyYesNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09A Survey of the Most Massive Stars in the Local UniverseNoYes
2009-08-20sdeath_c09
Gal-Yam, Avishay (Weizmann Inst.)
Connecting Massive Stars to Range of OutcomesYesYes
2009-01-15clusters_c09
Davies, Melvyn (Lund Univ.)
Black Holes and Core Expansion in Massive Star ClustersYesYes
2009-01-15clusters_c09
Escala, Andres (Stanford)
Stability of Galactic Gaseous Disks and the Formation of Massive ClustersYesYes
2009-01-14clusters_c09
Charbonnel, Corinne (Univ. Geneva)
Massive Stellar Engines in Globular ClustersYesNo
2009-01-14clusters_c09Multiple Populations in Globular Clusters: the Role of Super-AGB and Massive AGB Stars Talk given by Raffaele GrattonYesYes
2009-01-13clusters_c09
Gallagher, John (UW-Madison)
Compact Massive Young Star ClustersYesYes
2008-11-06joint98
Deser, Stanley (Brandeis Univ.)
Cosmological Topologically Massive TheoriesYesNo
2008-09-26milkyway08Massive Black Holes and LISAYesYes
2007-11-29stars07Constraining Massive Star Formation with Interferometry ObservationsYesYes
2007-11-20transients07
L.Bildsten, (T.Brown)
Massive Star OutcomesYesYes
2007-11-16stars07
Kratter, Kaitlin (Univ. of Toronto)
Related Words: disks
Massive, Accreting Protostellar DisksYesYes
2007-11-15stars07The Hot in the Cold: Searching for the Earliest Stages of Massive Star FormationYesNo
2007-10-23stars07Gamma-Ray Bursts and Massive Star FormationYesYes
2007-10-22stars07
Shepherd, Debra (Natl Radio Astro. Obs)
An Examination of the Opening Angles of Ionized Outflows from Massive Young Stellar ObjectsYesYes
2007-10-18stars07
Hanson, Margaret (Univ. of Cincinnati)
NIR Methods for Discovering and Studying Young Massive ClustersYesYes
2007-10-15stars07
Churchwell, Edward (UW-Madison)
The Formation and Early Evolution of Massive Stars: An Observer's ViewYesNo
2007-09-19stars07
Labbé, Ivo (Carnegie Obs.)
The Star Formation Histories, Stellar Masses, and Sizes of Massive Galaxies at z > 2YesNo
2007-08-17stars_c07
Moeckel, Nickolas (Univ. Colorado)
Massive Binaries via Disk Assisted CaptureNoNo
2007-08-16stars_c07
Beltran, Maite (Univ. Barcelona)
The Search for Massive ProtostarsYesYes
2007-08-16stars_c07
Churchwell, Ed (Univ. Wisconsin)
Impact of Massive Star Formation on their EnvironmentYesYes
2007-08-16stars_c07
Klein, Richard (UC Berkeley)
The formation of Massive StarsYesNo
2007-08-16stars_c07Massive Molecular Outflows and Outflow ClustersYesYes
2007-08-15stars_c07
Banerjee, Robi (Univ. Heidelberg)
Massive Star Formation and OutflowsYesYes
2007-08-15stars_c07
Krumholz, Mark (Princeton)
Related Words: formation, star
From Massive Cores to Massive StarsYesYes
2007-08-13stars_c07
Loeb, Avi (Harvard)
First Massive Stars and ReionizationYesYes
2007-08-08colloq
Genzel, Reinhard (Max Planck & UC Berkeley)
The Nuclear Star Cluster and Central Massive Black HoleYesYes
2006-07-25agn06
Alexander, Tal (Weizmann Institute)
The Dynamics of Close Interactions between Stars and a Massive Black HoleYesYes
2006-06-29agn06
Sesana, Alberto (Università dell'Insubria)
Related Words: black, lisa, massive
Ejection of Hypervelocity Stars from Massive Black Hole BinariesYesNo
2006-02-07grb_c06
Dwarkadas, Vikram (Univ. of Chicago)
SNe and GRB Evolution in the Winds of Massive Stars [Oral Contribution]YesNo
2005-07-12jet+disk05
Nayakshin, Sergei (Leicester University)
Sgr A* Young Massive Stars: The First Evidence for Star Formation in AGN DisksNoYes
2005-06-30jet+disk05
Armitage, Phil (University of Colorado)
Related Words: planet
Disks and Massive Planet FormationNoYes
2005-04-14galactic_c05Massive Stars and Metallicity at the Galactic CenterNoNo
2004-11-16igm04Massive Galaxies at z=1-3: Is the Hierarchial Model Wrong?NoYes
2004-11-10igm04
Davé, Romeel (University of Arizona)
The Growth of Massive Galaxies in Cosmological Hydrodynamic SimulationsNoYes
2004-10-25igm_c04How Zero-metallicity Massive Stars End Their LifeNoYes
2004-10-19igm04The Assembly and Merging History of Massive Black HolesNoYes
2004-06-10astro99Semiconvection in Massive StarsNoNo
2003-07-10gravity03A Numerical Model for a Massive Particle in a Black Hole SpacetimeNoYes
2003-06-19gravity03Critical Gravitational Collapse of a Massive Vector FieldNoYes
2003-01-31clusters_c03The Connection between ULX's and Massive BHs, BH FormationNoYes
2003-01-16astro99Long Term Evolution of Massive Black Hole BinariesNoNo
2002-06-27joint98
Liu, James (Michigan)
Massive gravity and the AdS/AdS BraneworldNoNo
2000-11-02neustars00Intermediate Mass X-Ray Binaries and Binary Pulsars with Massive White Dwarf CompanionsNoYes
2000-10-06neustars_c00
Fryer, Chris (UCO/Lick Obs.-UC Santa Cruz)
Evolution of Massive Stars and the NS/BH BoundaryNoYes
2000-09-05neustars00Challenges in Mapping the Spacetime of Massive Compact ObjectsNoYes
1999-08-17qmag_c99
Solyom, Jeno (Research Inst-Hungary)
Critical and Massive Phases in Spin-Chains and Spin-LaddersNoYes