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Mergers lighting the early Universe: modest star formation enhancement without evidence for AGN or Ly$α$ triggering
Galaxy mergers and interactions are often invoked to explain enhanced star formation, black hole growth, and mass build-up of galaxies at later cosmic times, but their effect is poorly understood at high redshift ($z>2$). We use JADES data to analyse a mass-complete sample of 1968 galaxies at $z=3-9
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