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Enrique Vázquez-Semadeni

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National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Peter Camps

Universiteit Gent

BELGIUM

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Di Li

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Tsinghua University

CHINA

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Maarten Baes

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Universiteit Gent

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James Wurster

University of St. Andrews

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On the roles of gravity, turbulence, and the magnetic field in angular momentum transfer within molecular clouds

From filaments to the hub: Gas kinematics and massive star formation in G329.34+0.14

An Agent-Based Model of the Stellar Mass Distribution

Evidence for the gravity-driven and magnetically-regularized gas flows feeding the massive protostellar cluster in Cep A

The sonic scale does not determine the core separation in turbulence-dominated molecular clouds

The turbulent support and global hierarchical collapse models for molecular clouds compared: differences, convergence, and myths

What is the contribution of gravitational infall on the mass assembly of star-forming clouds? A case study in a numerical simulation of the interstellar medium

Gravity or turbulence? – VII. The Schmidt–Kennicutt law, the star formation efficiency, and the mass density of clusters from gravitational collapse rather than turbulent support

The role of shocks and the velocity gradient in the relative orientation of the magnetic field and dense gas clouds

Multiscale accretion in dense cloud cores and the delayed formation of massive stars

On the properties and implications of collapse-driven MHD turbulence

Simulated Observations of Star Formation Regions: Infrared Evolution of Globally Collapsing Clouds

High-resolution APEX/LAsMA 12CO and 13CO (3–2) observation of the G333 giant molecular cloud complex

The kinetic and magnetic energy budget of hub-filament systems during the gravitational fragmentation of molecular clouds

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Di Li

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James Wurster

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