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Radiation pressure powers quasar broad absorption line winds but fails to drive galaxy feedback
Most cosmological simulations invoke quasar-driven winds as the primary mechanism quenching star formation in massive galaxies, assuming wind momentum flux approaches the radiation-pressure maximum, $L/c$. Using 81,388 broad absorption line troughs from the SDSS-IV DR16 quasar catalog and detailed m
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