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Using Cosmological Simulations to Understand Massive Black Hole and Galaxy Formation
This thesis aims to address some of the current mysteries in early Universe astrophysics. These include the high-z galaxies that have been discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the population of early Universe black holes that exhibit higher mass and accretion rates than previou
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