GASP Publications

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1. GASP. I. Gas stripping phenomena in galaxies with MUSE

   Poggianti et al. (2017a), ApJ 844, 48, ArXiv #: 1704.05086

2. GASP. II. A MUSE view of extreme ram-pressure stripping along the line of sight: kinematics of the jellyfish galaxy JO201

   Bellhouse et al. (2017), ApJ 844, 49, ArXiv #: 1704.05087

3. GASP. III. JO36: a case of multiple environmental effects at play?

   Fritz et al. (2017), ApJ 848, 132, ArXiv #: 1704.05088

4. GASP. IV. A Muse View of Extreme Ram-pressure Stripping in the Plane of the Sky: The Case of Jellyfish Galaxy JO204

   Gullieuszik et al. (2017), ApJ 846, 27 ArXiv #: 1708.09035

5. GASP. V. Ram-pressure stripping of a ring Hoag's-like galaxy in a massive cluster

   Moretti et al. (2018a), MNRAS, 475, 4055 ArXiv #: 1802.07294

6. Supermassive Black Holes Feed on Cosmic Jellyfish

   Poggianti et al. (2017b), Nature, 548, 304 ArXiv #: 1708.09036

7. GASP. VII. Signs of gas inflow onto a lopsided galaxy

   Vulcani et al. (2018a), ApJ 852, 942 ArXiv #: 1802.07296

8. GASP. VIII. Capturing the birth of a Tidal Dwarf Galaxy in a merging system at z~0.05

   Vulcani et al. (2017c), ApJ 850, 163, ArXiv #: 1708.09037

9. GASP IX. Jellyfish galaxies in phase-space: an orbital study of intense ram-pressure stripping in clusters

   Jaffe et al. (2018), MNRAS 476, 4753, ArXiv #: 1802.07297

10. GASP. X: APEX detection of molecular gas in the tails and in the disks of ram-pressure stripped galaxies

    Moretti et al. (2018b), MNRAS 480, 2508, ArXiv #: 1803.06183

11. Ultra-Violet Imaging Telescope view of ram-pressure stripping in action: Star formation in the stripped gas of the GASP jellyfish galaxy JO201 in Abell 85

    George et al. (2018), MNRAS 479, 4126, ArXiv #: 1803.06193

12. GASP. XII. The variety of physical processes occurring in a single galaxy group in formation

    Vulcani et al. (2018b), MNRAS, 480, 3152, ArXiv #: 1809.02668

13. GASP. XIII. Star formation in gas outside galaxies

    Poggianti et al. (2019a), MNRAS, 482, 4466, ArXiv #: 1811.00823

14. Enhanced star formation in both disks and ram pressure stripped tails of GASP jellyfish galaxies

    Vulcani et al. (2018c), ApJL, 866, 25 ArXiv #: 1810.05164

15. GASP. XV. A MUSE View of Extreme Ram-Pressure Stripping along the Line of Sight: Physical properties of the Jellyfish Galaxy JO201

    Bellhouse et al. (2019), MNRAS, 485, 1157, ArXiv #: 1902.04486

16. GASP. XVI. Does cosmic web enhancement turn on star formation in galaxies?

    Vulcani et al. (2019a), MNRAS, 487, 2278, ArXiv #: 1905.08971

17. GASP. XVII. HI imaging of the jellyfish galaxy JO206: gas stripping and enhanced star formation

    Ramatsoku et al. (2019), MNRAS,487, 4580, ArXiv #: 1906.03686

18. GASP XVIII: Star formation quenching due to AGN feedback in the central region of a jellyfish galaxy

    George et al. (2019), MNRAS, 487, 3102, ArXiv #: 1905.08973

19. GASP - XIX. AGN and their outflows at the centre of jellyfish galaxies

    Radovich et al. (2019), MNRAS, 486, 486, ArXiv #: 1905.08972

20. GASP. XX. From the loose spatially-resolved to the tight global SFR-Mass relation in local spiral galaxies

    Vulcani et al. (2019b), MNRAS 488, 1597, ArXiv #: 1907.00976

21. GASP. XXI. Star formation rates in the tails of galaxies undergoing ram-pressure stripping

    Gullieuszik et al. 2020, ApJ 899, 13, ArXiv #: 2006.16032

22. GASP. XXII The molecular gas content of the JW100 jellyfish galaxy at z~0.05: does ram pressure promote molecular gas formation?

    Moretti et al. (2020a), ApJ 889, 9, ArXiv #: 1912.06565

23. GASP XXIII: A jellyfish galaxy as an astrophysical laboratory of the baryonic cycle

    Poggianti et al. (2019b), ApJ 887,155, ArXiv #: 1910.11622

24. GASP XXIV. The history of abruptly quenched galaxies in clusters

    Vulcani et al. (2020a), ApJ 892, 146, ArXiv #: 2003.02274

25. GASP XXV: Neutral Hydrogen gas in the striking Jellyfish Galaxy JO204

    Deb et al. (2020), MNRAS 494, 5029, ArXiv #: 2004.04754

26. GASP XXVI. HI Gas in Jellyfish Galaxies: The case of JO201 and JO206

    Ramatsoku et al. (2020), A&A 640, 22, ArXiv #: 2006.11543

27. GASP XXVII: Gas-phase metallicity scaling relations in disk galaxies with and without ram-pressure stripping

    Franchetto et al. (2020), ApJ 895, 106, ArXiv #: 2004.11917

28. Highly ordered magnetic fields in the tail of the jellyfish galaxy JO206

    Mueller et al. (2021a), Nature Astronomy, 5, 159, ArXiv #: 2009.13287

29. GASP XXIX. Unwinding the arms of spiral galaxies via ram-pressure stripping

    Bellhouse et al. (2021), MNRAS, 500, 1285, ArXiv #: 2010.09733

30. GASP XXX. The spatially resolved SFR-Mass relation in stripping galaxies in the local universe

    Vulcani et al. (2020b), ApJ 899, 98, ArXiv #: 2007.04996

31. The high molecular gas content, and the efficient conversion of neutral into molecular gas, in jellyfish galaxies

    Moretti et al. (2020b), ApJL 897, 30, ArXiv #: 2006.13612

32. GASP XXXII. Measuring the diffuse ionized gas fraction in ram-pressure stripped galaxies

    Tomicic et al. (2021a), ApJ, 907, 22, ArXiv #: 2011.08869

33. GASP XXXIII. The ability of spatially resolved data to distinguish among the different physical mechanisms affecting galaxies in low-density environments

    Vulcani et al. (2021), ApJ 914, 27, ArXiv #: 2104.02089

34. GASP XXXIV. Unfolding the thermal side of ram pressure stripping in the jellyfish galaxy JO201

    Campitiello et al. (2021), ApJ, 911, 144, ArXiv #: 2013.03147

35. GASP XXXV. Characteristics of the diffuse ionised gas in gas-stripped galaxies

    Tomicic et al. (2021b), ApJ 922, 131, ArXiv #: 2108.12433

36. GASP and MaNGA surveys shed light on the enigma of the gas metallicity gradients in disk galaxies

    Franchetto et al. (2021a), ApJ 923, 28, ArXiv #: 2109.02656

37. GASP XXXVII: The Most Extreme Jellyfish Galaxies Compared to Other Disk Galaxies in Clusters, an HI Study

    Luber (2022), ApJ 927, 39, Arxiv #: 2111.02538

38. GASP XXXVIII: The LOFAR-MeerKAT-VLA view on the non-thermal side of a jellyfish galaxy

    Ignesti et al. (2022a), ApJ 924, 64, ArXiv #: 2201.00853

39. GASP XXXIX: MeerKAT hunts Jellyfish in A2626

    Deb et al. (2022), MNRAS 516, 2683, ArXiv #: 2208.12950

40. Evidence for mixing between ICM and stripped ISM by the analysis of the gas metallicity in the tails of jellyfish galaxies

    Franchetto at al. (2021b), ApJL 922, 6, ArXiv #: 2111.04755

41. Exploring the AGN-ram pressure stripping connection in local clusters

    Peluso et al. (2022), ApJ 927, 130, ArXiv #: 2111.02538

42. The relevance of ram pressure stripping for the evolution of blue cluster galaxies as seen at optical wavelengths

    Vulcani et al. (2022), ApJ 927, 91, ArXiv #: 2201.02644

43. Walk on the Low Side: LOFAR explores the low-frequency radio emission of GASP jellyfish galaxies

    Ignesti et al. (2022b), ApJ 937,58, ArXiv #: 2208.11955

44. Unveiling the interplay between the GASP jellyfish galaxy JO194 and its environment with Chandra

    Bartolini et al. (2022), ApJ 936,74, ArXiv #: 2208.01425

45. GASP XLV: Stellar Bars In Jellyfish Galaxies. Analysis of ionised gas and stellar populations

    Sanchez-Garcia et al. (2023), ApJ 945, 99, ArXiv #: 2301.06612

46. Two striking head-tail galaxies in the galaxy cluster IIZW108: insights into transition to turbulence, magnetic fields, and particle re-acceleration

    Mueller et al. (2021b), MNRAS 508, 5326, ArXiv #: 2110.03705

47. A New Method to Constrain the Appearance and Disappearance of Observed Jellyfish Galaxy Tails

    Smith et al. (2022), ApJ 934, 86, ArXiv #: 2207.00029

48. Ultraviolet imaging observations of three jellyfish galaxies: star formation suppression in the centre and ongoing star formation in stripped tails

    George et al. (2023), MNRAS 519, 2426, ArXiv #: 2212.02423

49. The effect of cluster dynamical state on ram-pressure stripping

    Lourenco et al. (2023), MNRAS 526 4831, ArXiv #: 2309.15934

50. HST imaging of star-forming clumps in 6 GASP ram-pressure stripped galaxies

    Giunchi et al. (2023a), ApJ 949, 72, ArXiv #: 2302.10615

51. UV and H-alpha HST observations of 6 GASP jellyfish galaxies

    Gullieuszik et al. (2023), ApJ 945, 54, ArXiv #: 2301.08279

52. How Ram Pressure Drives Radial Gas Motions in the Surviving Disk

    Akerman et al. (2023), ApJ 948, 18, ArXiv #: 2301.09652

53. 3D modeling of the molecular gas kinematics in optically-selected jellyfish galaxies

    Bacchini et al. (2023), ApJ 950, 24, ArXiv #: 2301.03090

54. Radio continuum tails in ram pressure-stripped spiral galaxies: experimenting with a semi-empirical model in Abell 2255

    Ignest et al. (2023a), A&A 675 118, ArXiv #: 2305.19941

55. Ram pressure stripping in the EAGLE simulation

    Kulier et al. (2023), ApJ 954 177, ArXiv #: 2305.03758

56. Morphology of star-forming clumps in ram-pressure stripped galaxies as seen by HST

    Giunchi et al. (2023b), ApJ 958, 73, ArXiv #: 2310.07267

57. Spatially resolved comparison of SFRs from UV and H$\alpha$ in GASP gas-stripped galaxies

    Tomicic et al. (2024), ApJ 976, 90, ArXiv #: 2409.01351

58. On the encounter between the GASP galaxy JO36 and the radio plume of GIN 049

    Ignesti et al. (2023b), ApJ 956, 122, ArXiv #: 2309.02002

59. The morphological transformation of ram pressure stripped galaxies: a pathway from late to early galaxy types

    Marasco et al. (2023), MNRAS 252, 5359, ArXiv #: 2308.14791

60. The evolution of the cold gas fraction in nearby clusters ram-pressure stripped galaxies

    Moretti et al. (2023), ApJ 955, 153, ArXiv #: 2309.00449

61. Gas-phase metallicity of local AGN in the GASP and MaNGA surveys: the role of ram-pressure stripping

    Peluso et al. (2023), ApJ 958, 147, ArXiv #: 2309.05332

62. The Surprising Lack of Effect from Stellar Feedback on the Gas Stripping Rate from Massive Jellyfish Galaxies

    Akerman et al. (2024), MNRAS 527, 9505, ArXiv #: 2311.04964

63. The history of star-forming regions in the tails of 6 GASP jellyfish galaxies observed with the Hubble Space Telescope

    Werle et al. (2024), A&A 682, 162, ArXiv #: 2312.06879

64. The radial orbits of ram-pressure-stripped galaxies in clusters from the GASP survey

    Biviano et al. (2024), A&A 965, 117, ArXiv #: 2403.02111

65. Constraining the duration of ram pressure stripping features in the optical from the direction of jellyfish galaxy tails

    Salinas et al. (2024), MNRAS 553, 341, ArXiv #: 2408.03396

66. Candidate ram-pressure stripped galaxies in six low-redshift clusters revealed from ultraviolet imaging

    George et al. (2024), A&A 690, A337, ArXiv #: 2409.10586

67. Investigating the intracluster medium viscosity using the tails of GASP jellyfish galaxies

    Ignesti et al. (2024), A&A in press, ArXiv #: 2411.07034

68. The spatially resolved view of star formation in galaxy clusters

    Poggianti et al. (2022), proceeding of IAUS373 519, 2426, ArXiv #: 2211.12297

69. Environmental processes at work in galaxy clusters: triggering of the AGN activity and development of X-ray tails

    Moretti et al. (2022), Societa' Astronomica Italiana, 93, 108

70. Integral field spectroscopy allows us to distinguish among the different physical mechanisms affecting galaxies in the different environments

    Vulcani et al. (2023), Societa' Astronomica Italiana, 94, 2

High redshift science

Within the ERC program, some of us are conducting an effort to characterize ram pressure stripped galaxies in intermediate redshift clusters. Thanks to the MUSE-Guaranted Time Observations (GTO) data (Bacon et al. 2017, Richard et al 2021), 10 galaxy clusters at z=0.3-0.6 are being inspected and spatially resolved data of both star forming and passive cluster galaxies are being studied. Combining HST and MUSE observations we are characterizing the capability of ram pressure stripping in producing ionised gas tails and quenching the star formation at significant look-back times.

1. Observing ram pressure at work in intermediate redshift clusters with MUSE: the case of Abell 2744and Abell 370

   Moretti et al. (2022), ApJ 925, 4, ArXiv #: 2111.04501

2. Post-starburst galaxies in the centers of intermediate redshift clusters

   Werle et al. (2022), ApJ 930, 43, ArXiv #: 2203.08862

3. Locations and Morphologies of Jellyfish Galaxies in A2744 and A370

   Bellhouse et al. (2022), ApJ 937, 18, ArXiv #: 2208.10524

4. Early results from GLASS-JWST. XX: Unveiling a population of "red-excess'' galaxies in Abell2744 and in the coeval field

   Vulcani et al. (2023), ApJL 948, 15 ArXiv #: 2303.01115

5. Evidence for enhanced star formation rates in z~0.35 cluster galaxies undergoing ram pressure stripping

   Vulcani et al. (2023), A&A, 682, A117, ArXiv #: 2311.13486

6. Gas Metallicity of Ram-Pressure Stripped Galaxies at Intermediate Redshift with MUSE Data

   Khoram et al. (2024), A&A, 686, A261 ArXiv #: 2042.13315

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