CO excitation of normal star-forming galaxies out to z = 1.5 as regulated by the properties of their interstellar medium

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Table 1

Observation summary table.

Source	RA^a	Dec^a	Transition	Frequency	Obs.dates	T_int^b	Combined beam^c	rms
	J2000	J2000		GHz		h		μJy^d

BzK-4171	12:36:26.520	62:08:35.48	CO[3–2]	140.282	04/2009	12.3	5.0′′ × 3.2′′, PA = 52°	290
			CO[5–4]	233.780	01-09/2011	11.5	2.8′′ × 2.0′′, PA = 113°	460

BzK-16000	12:36:30.114	62:14:28.29	CO[3–2]	137.057	04/2009	9.8	5.2′′ × 3.5′′, PA = 48°	410
			CO[5–4]	228.225	04-07/2011	6.8	2.9′′ × 2.2′′, PA = 80°	390

BzK-17999	12:37:51.827	62:15:19.90	CO[3–2]	143.246	04-05/2009	10.7	4.3′′ × 3.4′′, PA = 75°	370
			CO[5–4]	238.719	05-10/2011	12.9	2.5′′ × 2.1′′, PA = 92°	310

BzK-21000	12:37:10.642	62:22:34.35	CO[3–2]^e	136.970	05-06/2008	9.7	4.0′′ × 3.1′′, PA = 72°	260
			CO[5–4]	228.574	05-10/2009	8.7	2.9′′ × 2.0′′, PA = 50°	490

Notes.

^(a)

The coordinates correspond to the fixed positions for our CO extractions, as detailed in Sect. 3.1.

^(b)

Equivalent to the on-source integration time of six antennas.

^(c)

Beam resulting from combining all available configuration and imaging with natural weighting. These are the beams sizes displayed in Figs. 3 and 4.

^(d)

Noise per beam averaged over a spectral range corresponding to 400 km s^-1.

^(e)

These data have previously been presented in Dannerbauer et al. (2009).

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