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Active galactic nucleus activity in nearby disk galaxies: The roles of bar strength and spiral arm morphology
(abridged) We investigate the dependence of AGN activity on bar strength and spiral arm morphology in nearby spiral galaxies, with a particular emphasis on disentangling their individual and joint effects while controlling for galaxy stellar mass and color. We constructed a sample of 843 morphologic
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