Low-Metallicity Star Formation: From the First Stars to Dwarf Galaxies
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Open questions in the study of population III star formation
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Protostar formation in the early universe
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Population III.1 stars: formation, feedback and evolution of the IMF
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The formation of the first galaxies and the transition to low-mass star formation
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Low-metallicity Star Formation: the characteristic mass and upper mass limit
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Dark Stars: Dark matter in the first stars leads to a new phase of stellar evolution
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Effects of dark matter annihilation on the first stars
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Searching for Pop III stars and galaxies at high redshift
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The search for Population III stars
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Observational Search for Population III Stars in High-Redshift Galaxies
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Cosmic metal enrichment
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Insights into the Origin of the Galaxy Mass-Metallicity Relation
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LSD and AMAZE: the mass-metallicity relation at z > 3
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Three Modes of Metal-Enriched Star Formation at High Redshift
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Primordial Supernovae and the Assembly of the First Galaxies
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Damped Lyα systems as probes of chemical evolution over cosmological timescales
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Connecting high-redshift galaxy populations through observations of local Damped Lyman Alpha dwarf galaxies
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Chemical enrichment and feedback in low metallicity environments: constraints on galaxy formation
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Effects of reionization on dwarf galaxy formation
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The importance of following the evolution of the dust in galaxies on their SEDs
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