EVIDENCE FOR WIDE-SPREAD ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS-DRIVEN OUTFLOWS IN THE MOST MASSIVE z ∼ 1–2 STAR-FORMING GALAXIES
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R. Bender | S. Wuyts | R. Saglia | G. Brammer | C. Carollo | R. Sharples | S. Lilly | A. Sternberg | P. Dokkum | R. Davies | T. Naab | R. Genzel | I. Momcheva | A. Beifiori | F. Eisenhauer | A. Renzini | R. Davies | P. Buschkamp | L. Tacconi | D. Lutz | J. Kurk | J. Mendel | C. Mancini | S. Berta | D. Rosario | S. Tacchella | M. Fossati | J. Chan | D. Wilman | M. Kriek | P. Lang | E. Nelson | A. Burkert | M. Fabricius | N. F. Förster Schreiber | E. Wuyts | E. Wisnioski | K. Bandara | J. Chan | S. Kulkarni | N. F. Schreiber | P. V. van Dokkum | P. V. Dokkum
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