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Table 3

Infrared luminosities.

ID νLν(6   μm) L IR Ltorus/LIR log (LX/LIR) IRAC Full-SED Prob.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

W-4 1.0 1.4 0.14 –2.7 AGN Arp 220/Torus 0.5
W-9 1.7 7.8 0.04 –1.9 SF Arp 220/Torus 3.9
W-11 5.4 4.7 0.21 –2.8 SF M 82/Torus 2.1
W-40 0.16 0.88 0.03 –2.9 SF Arp  220/Torus 0.4
W-45 0.69 1.4 0.09 –3.6 SF Arp 220/Torus 0.9
W-57 2.0 1.9 0.18 –2.4 AGN Arp 220/Torus 0.6
W-59 0.06* 1.7 0.006 –4.15 SF Arp 220 42.
W-66 0.07 0.23 0.05 –1.98 SF Arp 220/Torus 3.9
W-67 0.76* 4.2 0.03 –4.24 SF Arp 220 47.
W-84 1.9 5.3 0.07 –2.86 SF Arp 220/Torus 2.7
W-92 0.0* 3.8 0.00 –3.30 SF Arp 220 99.
W-101 0.22* 1.30 0.03 –2.92 SF Arp 220 11.1
W-108 0.002* 0.02 0.03 –3.84 SF M 82 17.1
W-114 0.65* 3.3 0.03 –4.01 SF Arp 220/Torus 5.2

Notes.  The columns are: (1) LABOCA ID as in Table 1; (2) Torus 6 μm νLν monochromatic luminosity in units of 1045 erg   s-1; (3) 10–1000 μm Infrared Luminosity in units of 1046 erg   s-1; (4) Ratio of torus to total 10–1000 μm luminosity; (5) Logarithm of the Ratio of X-ray luminosity to total IR (10–1000 μm) luminosity; (6) mid-IR IRAC template: power-law (AGN) vs. curved (star-forming); (7) Best-fit templates from Polletta et al. (2007); (8) Probability (× 10-2) that the torus component is not needed according to the F-test.

(†)

Denotes a possible star-forming galaxy on the basis of the X-ray properties;

(*)

Means that the best-fit value of the torus luminosities are given although such component is not formally required by F-test.

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