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Figure 1:
Bessel-R, Bessel-I broad-band images and F810, F815,
and F823 narrow-band images of 2 examples of our targets: a)
the second brightest candidate (No. 12); b) object with an
intermediate flux and visible in two narrow-band filters (No. 13).
Each image shows a 10
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Figure 2:
Observed emission line profiles of the LAE candidates. For comparison the [OII] 3727 doublet of FDF-7757 at
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Figure 3:
The spatial distribution of the narrow-line excess objects in the FDF (shown is a deep I-band image). Circles correspond to objects found in the narrow-band F810, triangles to objects detected in the narrow-band F815, and crosses to objects found in the narrow-band F823. North is up, east is left. The field is
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Figure 4: Distribution of redshifts of the eight LAE candidates observed spectroscopically. |
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Figure 5: The distribution of the photometric line fluxes of the 15 LAE candidates. |
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Figure 6: The distribution of the star-formation rates derived from the photometric line fluxes. |
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Figure 7: Composite spectra of the eight emission line objects. The dotted line is the instrumental profile, derived from the sky lines. |
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Figure 8:
Luminosity function derived from the photometric data (filled
squares). Two surveys at a redshift of z = 5.7 have been included: circles
correspond to the 19 spectroscopically confirmed candidates of Hu et al. (2004) and open squares to Ajiki et al. (2003). Two surveys at a redshift of
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Figure 9:
From left to right: B, I, and narrow-band
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Figure 9:
continued. From left to right: B, I, and narrow-band
(810/7, 815/5, 823/6) thumbnail images of Ly-![]() |
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