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MEGATRON: The Physical Origins of Steep UV Slopes at High Redshift
The ultraviolet (UV) spectral slope, $β$, serves as a fundamental probe of stellar population properties and interstellar medium conditions in galaxies. At high redshift, a small sample of galaxies have been confirmed to have extremely blue spectral slopes of $β<-2.8$, as measured directly from spec
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