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Turbulent gas-rich discs at high redshift: Chaotic orbits and rapid bulge formation at high gas fraction
Using the \nexus\ N-body/hydrodynamic framework, we show that stellar bars that emerge in high-redshift disc galaxies are different in their orbital characteristics compared to their low-redshift counterparts. We identify bar-supporting orbits and, among them, find the fraction of chaotic orbits com
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