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J/ApJ/604/141     Hα fluxes in Cl J0023+0423B galaxies       (Finn+, 2004)

Hα-derived star formation rates for the z=0.84 galaxy cluster Cl J0023+0423B. Finn R.A., Zaritsky D., Mccarthy D.W.Jr <Astrophys. J., 604, 141-152 (2004)> =2004ApJ...604..141F
ADC_Keywords: Clusters, galaxy ; Redshifts ; Equivalent widths Keywords: galaxies: clusters: individual (Cl J0023+0423B) - galaxies: evolution - galaxies: high-redshift - stars: formation Abstract: We present Hα-derived star formation rates (SFRs) for the galaxy cluster Cl J0023+0423B at z=0.845. Our 3σ flux limits correspond to an SFR of 0.24h100-2M/yr, and our minimum reliable Hα+[NII] equivalent width is greater than 10Å, demonstrating that near-infrared narrow-band imaging can sample the star-forming galaxy population in distant clusters. Comparison with spectroscopy shows that the number of false detections is low (9%±6%) and that our Hα equivalent widths are correlated with spectroscopically determined [O II] equivalent widths. A magnitude-limited spectroscopic survey conducted over the same area missed 70% of the star-forming galaxies and 65% of the integrated star formation. Using Hubble Space Telescope Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 Archive images, we fit Sersic profiles to all galaxies with significant narrow-band equivalent widths and find that equivalent width decreases as the steepness of galaxy profile increases. Description: We observed Cl J0023+0423B using the PISCES near-infrared camera at the 6.5m MMT on 2002 December 19 equipped with a standard J continuum narrow-band filter (λc=1.208µm). Objects: ----------------------------------------- RA (2000) DE Designation(s) ----------------------------------------- 00 23 52 +04 23.1 ClG J0023+0423 ----------------------------------------- File Summary:
FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
ReadMe 80 . This file table2.dat 123 94 Data for CL J0023+0423B galaxies
See also: J/AJ/116/560 : Cl J0023+0423 and Cl J1604+4304 spectroscopy (Postman+ 1998) J/AJ/116/584 : Cl J0023+0423 and Cl J1604+4304 morphology (Lubin+ 1998) Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2.dat
Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
1- 2 I2 --- [FZM2004] Object designation 4- 8 F5.1 arcsec oRA Right Ascension offset from BCG 10- 14 F5.1 arcsec oDE Declination offset from BCG 16- 20 F5.1 pix Xpos X pixel coordinates (1) 22- 26 F5.1 pix Ypos Y pixel coordinates (1) 28- 31 F4.1 s-1 FNar Narrow-band flux, in units of ADU/s 33- 35 F3.1 s-1 e_FNar Uncertainty in FNar 37- 41 F5.1 s-1 FJ The J band flux, in units of ADU/s 43- 45 F3.1 s-1 e_FJ Uncertainty in FJ 47- 50 F4.1 s-1 FCS Continuum-subtracted flux, in units of ADU/s 52- 54 F3.1 s-1 e_FCS Uncertainty in FCS 56- 60 F5.1 0.1nm EWNar Narrow-band equivalent width in Angstroms 62- 66 F5.1 0.1nm e_EWNar Uncertainty in EWNar 68- 73 F6.2 10-20W/m2 FHa Hα flux in 10-17ergs/s/cm2 75- 78 F4.2 10-20W/m2 e_FHa Uncertainty in FHa 80- 83 F4.1 10+34W LHa Hαluminosity in 1041erg/s 85- 87 F3.1 10+34W e_LHa Uncertainty in LHa 89- 92 F4.1 solMass/yr SFR Star formation rate in h1002M/yr 94- 96 F3.1 solMass/yr e_SFR Uncertainty in SFR 98-100 I3 --- MDS ? Lubin et al. name (1998 Cat. J/AJ/116/584) [OPL98] MDS J0023+0423 NNN in Simbad 102-107 F6.4 --- z ? Redshift from Postman et al. (1998, Cat. J/AJ/116/560) 109-112 F4.1 --- TType ? Morphological type from Lubin et al. (1998, Cat. J/AJ/116/584) (2) 114-118 F5.2 --- n ? Sersic index 120-123 F4.2 --- e_n ? Uncertainty in n
Note (1): 1 pix = 0.18". East is up, North is right. Note (2): Where E = 0, S0 = 0.1, Sa = 1, Sb = 3, Sc = 5, Sd = 7, Sm/Im = 9, Peculiar = 10. We denote galaxies that Lubin et al. (1998, Cat. J/AJ/116/584) classify as extremely compact with a T-type of -1 and peculiar with 10.
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(End) Greg Schwarz [AAS], Patricia Vannier [CDS] 07-May-2004
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