Using WISE cataloged data for morphology, bulge fraction and black hole mass estimation
Conference Poster, XVII RRLA-LARIM, Montevideo, Uruguay
Scientific poster to be presented at the XVII Latin American Regional IAU Meeting presenting how to use WISE cataloged data to estimate mutliple properties of galaxies and the mass of their Supermassive Black Holes (SMBH) using the WISE2MBH algorithm. WISE2MBH is available at GitHub. If the poster doesn’t display, you can download it here.
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