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PhD Theses

The PhD theses below are based fully or partially on Gemini Observatory data. Please email library@gemini.edu if your Gemini-based PhD thesis has not been included.

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AuthorTitleYearAffiliationInstrumentCountry
Tam, Sut-IengMapping Dark Matter in Galaxy Clusters with Gravitational Lensing2020Durham UniversityGMOS-NUK
Scarano, Sérgio Rotation Curves and Metallicity Gradients of Spiral Galaxies: The Role of the Corotation Radius and New Observations2008University of Sao PauloGMOS-NBrazil
Khatu, Viraja C.Probing the Inner Structure of Active Galactic Nuclei Through Reverberation Mapping2022University of Western OntarioGMOS-NCanada
Trichas, MarkosMulti-wavelength surveys of extreme infrared populaitons2008Imperial College of LondonGMOS-NUK
Bordalo, Vinícius Internal Kinematics and The L-sigma Relation of the HII Galaxies2009Observatorio NacionalGMOS-NBrazil
Vilardell, FrancescDetermination of the distance to the Andromeda Galaxy using variable stars2009Universitat de BarcelonaGMOS-NOther
Walker, Emma SuzanneQuantatitive analysis of type Ia supernova spectra and implications for cosmology 2009University of OxfordGMOS-NUK
Bibby, JoanneWolf-Rayet stars as the progenitors of type Ib/c supernovae 2010University of SheffieldGMOS-NUK
Cottis, Christopher EuanBALQSOs in SDSS: On the absence of Observational Evidence for Ly-??N V line-locking and a discussion of the physical conditions within BAL outflows2010University of LeicesterGMOS-NUK
de Moraes Jr., Manoel Vieira Tratamento das condensações em modelos de fotoionização de envoltório de novas aplicação em HR Delphini e V842 Centauri2010University of Sao PauloGMOS-NBrazil
Liu, XinObservations of galaxies harboring active massive black holes: the curious case of binaries and the coupled growth of black holes and their hosts2010Princeton UniversityGMOS-NUSA
Mentuch, ErinExtragalactic stellar populations in the near and mid-infrared: 1-30 mum emission from evolved populations, young and dustry star forming regions and the earliest stellar populations2010University of TorontoGMOS-NCanada
Bayliss, MatthewBroadband photometry of 105 Giant Arcs: redshift distribution constraints and implications for giant arc statistics2011University of ChicagoGMOS-NUSA
Damjanov, IvanaStructural Evolution of Quiescent Galaxies from the Peak of the Cosmic Star Formation Epoch2011University of TorontoGMOS-NCanada
Parker, Alex HarrisonUltra-wide trans-neptunian binaries: tracers of the outer solar system's history2011University of VictoriaGMOS-NCanada
Schwamb, Megan E.Beyond Sedna: probing the distant solar systems2011California Institute of TechnologyGMOS-NUSA
Ural, UgurDwarf spheroidal galaxies : kinematics of stellar populations and mass modelling with tides2011University of LeicesterGMOS-NUK
Kim, Jae-wooGalaxy clustering and galaxy clusters from the UKIDSS DXS2012Durham UniversityGMOS-NUK
McConnell, Nicholas JamesBlack hole masses in nearby brightest cluster galaxies2012University of California, BerkeleyGMOS-NUSA
Tang, SuminExploring the Long-Term and Extreme Variability of Stars2012Harvard UniversityGMOS-NUSA
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