All Tables

Table 1: Infrared and radio data (all in mJy) for the FIRBACK identified sources, together with infrared colors.
Table 2: Photometric properties and morphology of the FIRBACK fully identified sources.
Table 3: Photometry of additional sources (sources with multiple or uncomplete identification); or sources outside the 4 $\sigma$ sample (FN1-057 and FN1-101).
Table 4: Spectroscopic properties of the FIRBACK identified sources. The quoted uncertainty for velocities is the internal (1 $\sigma$ ) error, and does not include the systematics (see text). Emission (or absorption) lines shown in brackets are seen, but not used for the velocity determination because of poor S/N. The H $\alpha$ flux is given, when conditions were photometric, in units of 10^-16 erg/cm²/s. For source FN1-040, z = 0.45, see Chapman et al. (2002).
Table 5: Spectroscopy of additional sources (sources with multiple or uncomplete identification; or sources outside the 4 $\sigma$ sample (FN1-057 and FN1-101)). The H $\alpha$ flux is given in parenthesis, in units of 10^-16 erg/cm²/s, when conditions were photometric.
Table 6: Source luminosities calculated from the integrated "normal-galaxy'' spectrum (Lagache Lum.), Stickel's formula (Stickel Lum.) and the best fit Dale spectrum (Dale Lum.) with its $\alpha$ value. The H $\alpha$ luminosities, uncorrected for extinction (hence the ">'' sign in the corresponding SFR), are also given. The K luminosity is directly derived from the K magnitude. The "q'' parameter is the logarithmic ratio of IR to radio flux, following Helou et al. (1985).