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CC116 Suggestions for Handling Summer Fallowed Land which will not be Planted to Winter Wheat
Extension Circular CC116 This circular contains suggestions for handling summer fallowed land which will not be planted to winter wheat
CC180 Revised 1961 Castorbean Production in Nebraska
Campaign Circulation 180R is about Castorbean production in Nebraska 1961
EC58-123 Questions and Answers about Stubble Mulching
Extension Circular 58-123 provides questions and answers about Stubble Mulch farming
CC180 Revised 1961 Castorbean Production in Nebraska
Campaign Circulation 180R is about Castorbean production in Nebraska 1961
EC58-123 Questions and Answers about Stubble Mulching
Extension Circular 58-123 provides questions and answers about Stubble Mulch farming
Producing Sugar Beets : Extension Circular 1-61-2
Manual for producing sugar beets from start to finish
Producing Sugar Beets : Extension Circular 1-61-2
Manual for producing sugar beets from start to finish
CC195 Sudan-Sorghum Hybrids for Forage Production
CC195 discusses Sudan-Sorghum hybrids for forage production
GMOS Integral Field Spectroscopy of a Merging System with Enhanced Balmer Absorption
In this paper we present the three dimensional dynamics of the galaxy SDSS
J101345.39+011613.66, selected for its unusually strong Balmer absorption lines
(Wo(H-delta)=7.5A). Using the GMOS-South IFU in Nod & Shuffle mode we have
mapped the continuum and optical absorption lines of this z=0.1055 field
galaxy. This galaxy has a disturbed morphology, with a halo of diffuse material
distributed asymmetrically toward the north. Using the [OII] emission line
(Wo([OII])=4.1A) we find that the gas and hot OB stars are offset from the
older stars in the system. The gas also has a spatially extended and elongated
morphology with a velocity gradient of 100+/-20km/s across 6kpc in projection.
Using the strong H-gamma and H-delta absorption lines we find that the A- stars
are widely distributed across the system and are not centrally concentrated
arguing that the A-star population has formed in molecular clouds outside the
nucleus. By cross correlating the spectra from the datacube with an A-star
template we find evidence that the A-star population has a 40km/s shear in the
same direction as the gas. The disturbed morphology, strong colour gradients
and strong H-delta and H-gamma absorption lines in SDSS J101345.39 argue that
this is a recent tidal interaction/merger between a passive elliptical and
star-forming galaxy. Although based on a single object, these results show that
we can spatially resolve and constrain the dynamics of this short lived (yet
important) phase of galaxy formation in which the evolutionary process take
galaxies from star-forming to their quiescent end products.Comment: 7 pages, 7 figures. Accepted for publication in Ap
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