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Galaxy And Mass Assembly (GAMA): The Most Isolated GAMA Galaxies
While galaxies generally live in clusters and groups, particularly small groups, or other structures such as walls or filaments, some galaxies appear relatively `isolated', i.e. lacking in close neighbours. Here we use the GAMA survey, and an objective measure of isolation, to explore the most isola
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