TL;DR
This paper explores the role of massive black holes in galaxy evolution, focusing on the mechanisms of cosmic feedback and their influence on galaxy growth and structure.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of how black holes impact their host galaxies through feedback processes, advancing understanding of galaxy-black hole co-evolution.
Findings
Black holes are central to galaxy evolution.
Cosmic feedback regulates star formation.
Black hole activity influences galaxy structure.
Abstract
Massive black holes are ubiquitous, occurring at the centres of all massive galaxies and possibly many low mass ones. They are no ornament which just happens to be there, but play a role vital to the growth and structure of the host galaxy. How they do this has come to be known as cosmic feedback and how it works, indeed how black holes work, is the subject of this paper.
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TopicsHistory and Developments in Astronomy · Astronomy and Astrophysical Research