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The birth and fate of stellar clumps in super-early galaxies
(Abridged) JWST has revealed extremely compact stellar clumps in galaxies at z>6, but their formation mechanism and subsequent evolution remain uncertain. We investigate whether such systems can form in-situ through the fragmentation of an early galactic disk and how stellar feedback regulates their
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