Table 1
LAEs behind AS1063, see Table A.1 for quality flags and a cross correlation with multiple images.
| ID | RA (J2000) | Dec (J2000) | z | |
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| NE-91 | 342.19238 | –44.52505 | 2.9760 | |
| SW-49a | 342.17505 | –44.54102 | 3.1169c,e | |
| SW-49b | 342.17315 | –44.53999 | 3.1169abcef | |
| SW-50 | 342.16225 | –44.53829 | 3.1160 | |
| SW-68a | 342.18745 | –44.53869 | 3.1166ah | |
| SW-68b | 342.17886 | –44.53587 | 3.1166ah | |
| NE-93a | 342.18283 | –44.52028 | 3.1690 | |
| NE-93b | 342.19196 | –44.52409 | 3.1690 | |
| SW-51 | 342.17402 | –44.54124 | 3.2275 | |
| NE-94a | 342.18935 | –44.51871 | 3.2857 | |
| NE-94b | 342.19615 | –44.52291 | 3.2857 | |
| NE-96 | 342.19709 | –44.52483 | 3.4514 | |
| NE-97 | 342.19100 | –44.52679 | 3.7131 | |
| SW-52a | 342.18150 | –44.53936 | 4.1130c | |
| SW-52b | 342.17918 | –44.53870 | 4.1130c | |
| NE-98a | 342.19015 | –44.53093 | 5.0510 | |
| NE-98b | 342.19085 | –44.53566 | 5.0510 | |
| NE-99a | 342.18378 | –44.52122 | 5.2373 | |
| NE-99b | 342.18874 | –44.52276 | 5.2373 | |
| NE-100 | 342.19701 | –44.52212 | 5.8940 | |
| SW-53a | 342.18106 | –44.53462 | 6.1074bcg | |
| SW-53b | 342.19088 | –44.53747 | 6.1074bcg | |
| NE-118c† | 342.18402 | –44.53159 | 6.1074 | |
| NE-118d† | 342.18904 | –44.53004 | 6.1074 | |
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| SW-70a | 342.18586 | –44.53883 | 3.6065 | |
| SW-70b | 342.17892 | –44.53668 | 3.6065 | |
Notes. The last galaxy, SW-70, is no LAE, but a Lyman Break galaxy with minimal Lyα emission, and is therefore not considered in the remainder of this paper. Previous redshift determinations by:
C16;
Boone et al. (2013); and
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