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SAMI and TNG-Cluster: tracing galaxy spin and environmental transformation across cluster phase-space and cosmic time
The dense environment of galaxy clusters suppresses star formation and alters the kinematic properties of infalling satellites through gas stripping, tidal interactions, gravitational harassment and starvation. Projected phase-space diagrams connect the present-day distribution of cluster galaxies t
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