The VANDELS survey: a strong correlation between Ly α equivalent width and stellar metallicity at 3 ≤ z ≤ 5
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B. Garilli | A. Cimatti | F. Mannucci | A. Fontana | G. Cresci | J. Dunlop | F. Fontanot | R. McLure | L. Pozzetti | J. Fynbo | M. Jarvis | M. Giavalisco | N. Hathi | M. Bolzonella | O. Cucciati | G. Zamorani | A. Shapley | M. Cirasuolo | L. Pentericci | M. Castellano | L. Guaita | M. Talia | R. Amorín | A. Carnall | F. Cullen | D. McLeod | A. Saxena | A. Calabró | A. Koekemoer
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