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Evolution of bar-induced dark gaps in galaxy discs: evidence of strong bar-driven effects already at $z > 2$
The properties of stellar bars play a crucial role in determining the bar-driven secular evolution in disc galaxies. However, a systematic observational study of the evolution of several bar properties (such as strength and length) across cosmic time is largely missing. In this paper, using a sample
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