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On the Detectability and Measurement of Galactic Bars as a Function of Redshift
The cosmic evolution of galactic bars offers key insights into the dynamical history of disk galaxies. However, studies of high-redshift bars are severely hampered by observational effects such as resolution degradation and surface brightness dimming. To quantify these biases and establish a robust
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