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Figure 3:
Median redshift as a function of
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Figure 4: Redshift distribution for all objects with confirmed spectroscopic redshifts. |
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Figure 5:
[OII] luminosity function based on the
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Figure 6: [OII] luminosity density as a function of median redshift. |
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Figure 7: SFR densities based on the present data, supplemented with literature values. Both the observed and extinction-corrected values are shown for the present sample and are represented as open and filled squares. Filled diamonds correspond to Gallego et al. (2002); filled triangles are for Hammer et al. (1997), filled pentagons for Vanzella et al. (2002) and filled stars are for Steidel et al. (1997). |
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Figure 1:
Spectra of galaxies observed in the HDFS. The ordinate gives the
flux (in erg cm-2 s-1 Å-1). The wavelength coverage extends
between 4200 Å and 8200 Å. The numbers on the top left corner of
the spectra correspond to objects from Table 2 while the second number
denotes the redshift. Note that for objects 1-39 the resolution is
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 1: continued. |
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Figure 2: Same as Fig. 1. The wavelength coverage extends between 6000-9200 Å. |
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Figure 2: continued. |
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