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Triggering and quenching in the shadow of AGN: How does AGN proximity affect star formation in the EAGLE simulation?
Active galactic nuclei (AGN) inject vast amounts of energy into their surroundings and are widely recognised as key drivers of galaxy evolution through feedback processes. Although the effects of AGN feedback within host galaxies are well studied, the extent to which AGN influence star formation in
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