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A model to mini-quench early galaxies by balancing stellar feedback and gas accretion
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has discovered a population of low-mass, early galaxies with very low levels of star formation over tens of Myr. These "mini-quenched" galaxies were one of the many surprises from JWST and still require a robust explanation. We seek to explain a few important pr
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