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Diversity in Lyman Continuum Escape at $z\sim0.3$ Revealed by WISE Infrared Observations
The escape of Lyman continuum (LyC) radiation from star-forming galaxies plays a key role in cosmic reionization. While strong LyC leakers are commonly identified through ultraviolet (UV) and optical diagnostics, their infrared (IR) emission remains poorly explored. We use data from the Wide-field I
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