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Galaxy-SMBH co-evolution in 2,435 DESI disk galaxies and merger-free BH growth in bulgeless disks
We analyse black hole scaling relations for disk-dominated galaxies, and present evidence for secularly driven galaxy-black hole co-evolution. We do this observationally by looking at ``bulgeless'' galaxies, where the lack of a stellar bulge suggests a quiet merger history. We first compose a sample
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