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Correlation between baryonic process and galaxy assembly bias
Galaxy assembly bias (GAB) is the dependence of galaxy clustering on secondary properties beyond halo mass. In this work, we study the connections between GAB and baryonic processes using the Galacticus semianalytic model (SAM) for galaxy formation and evolution applied to the UNIT simulation. By ge
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