Tracking Galaxy Evolution Through Low-Frequency Radio Continuum Observations using SKA and Citizen-Science Research using Multi-Wavelength Data
@article{Hota2016TrackingGE, title={Tracking Galaxy Evolution Through Low-Frequency Radio Continuum Observations using SKA and Citizen-Science Research using Multi-Wavelength Data}, author={A. Hota and C. Konar and C. S. Stalin and S. Vaddi and P. K. Mohanty and P. Dabhade and Sai Arun Dharmik Bhoga and Megha Rajoria and Sagar Sethi}, journal={Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy}, year={2016}, volume={37}, pages={1-27} }
We present a brief review of progress in the understanding of general spiral and elliptical galaxies, through merger, star formation and AGN activities. With reference to case studies performed with the GMRT, we highlight the unique aspects of studying galaxies in the radio wavelengths where powerful quasars and bright radio galaxies are traditionally the dominating subjects. Though AGN or quasar activity is extremely energetic, it is extremely short-lived. This justify focussing on… CONTINUE READING
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