Behrens, Christoph

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Lyman-alpha emitters have become an important tool for the study of star formation, galaxy formation and galaxy evolution. However, the non-linear radiative transport of Lyman-alpha radiation remains a puzzling problem. In this thesis, we present work done on radiative transport in various astrophysical environments, with a focus on possible contamination of large-scale surveys and the detailed modelling of anisotropic Lyman-alpha emitters.

Georg-August-University Göttingen

The Influence of Small-Scale Anisotropies and the Large-Scale Environment on the Observed Properties of Lyman-Alpha Emitters

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The Influence of Small-Scale Anisotropies and the Large-Scale Environment on the Observed Properties of Lyman-Alpha Emitters

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