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Diverse Star Formation History in Presence of Cold-Mode Gas Accretion: From Solar Neighborhood to Distant Galaxies
Abstract Existence of cold-mode gas accretion along with the hot-mode accretion of the shock-heated gas can explain the bimodality in the elemental abundance of the Milky Way disk stars as well as the mass-dependence of galaxy morphology represented by mass ratios of thin disks, thick disks, and bulges.