A stellar dynamical mass measurement of an inactive black hole at redshift 2 · A. B. Newman et al.
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Andrew B. Newman1,2*, Meng Gu3†‡, Sirio Belli4, Richard S. Ellis5, Sai Gangula2,1, Jenny E. Greene6, Jonelle L. Walsh7,8, Sherry H. Suyu9,10, Sebastian Ertl10,9, Gabriel Caminha10,9, Giovanni Granata11,12,13, Claudio Grillo11,14, Stefan Schuldt11,14§¶, Tania M. Barone15, Simeon Bird16, Karl Glazebrook15, Marziye Jafariyazani17,18, Mariska Kriek19, Allison Matthews1, Takahiro Morishita20#, Themiya Nanayakkara15, Justin D. R. Pierel21, Ana Acebrón22,14, Pietro Bergamini11,23, Sangjun Cha24, Jose M. Diego22, Nicholas Foo25, Brenda Frye26, Yoshinobu Fudamoto27,26, M. James Jee24,28, Patrick S. Kamieneski25**, Anton M. Koekemoer21, Asish K. Meena29††, Shun Nishida30, Masamune Oguri27,30, Piero Rosati12,23, Adi Zitrin29 Supermassive black holes and their host galaxies grow together over time, producing correlations between the black hole mass and various galaxy properties. …
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