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Table 5.

Number density of EELGs in this work and comparison with the literature.

Sample Selection N Density Redshift EW limit Mag. Mass limit
method [Mpc−3] range [Å] (a) limit (b) log (M/M)
J-PLUS Mediumband 394 0.016 – 0.048 300 20.0 ...

GAMA (1) Spectra 13 0.016 – 0.048 300 19.0 ...
 J-PLUS comparison 113

SDSS (2) Spectra 90 0.016 – 0.048 300 17.7 ...
 J-PLUS comparison 16

Blueberry galaxies (3) Broadband 7 0.016 – 0.048 1600 20.0 ...
 J-PLUS comparison 14 (c)

Green Peas (4) Broadband 27 0.18 – 0.32 400 ... 9.52
 J-PLUS comparison 2 (c) 0.016 – 0.048

Hα dots Narrowband 6 0.001 – 0.024 300 20.0 ...
 J-PLUS comparison 104 (c) 0.016 – 0.024

Notes.

(a)

This limit refers to the [OIII]4959+5007 EW.

(b)

The magnitude limits are placed considering r magnitude in all samples except for the Hα dots, where R magnitude was used instead. In the GAMA and SDSS samples and comparisons, Petrosian magnitudes were used. For the Yang et al. (2017) sample (who used cmodelmag magnitudes) and for the Hα dots sample (circular apertures), we used AUTO apertures in the J-PLUS comparisons.

(c)

In the blueberry galaxy, green pea, and Hα dot comparisons, we restricted the J-PLUS sample to compact or semicompact objects to reproduce their selection criteria.

References. (1) Baldry et al. (2018); (2) Ahumada et al. (2020); (3) Yang et al. (2017); (4) Cardamone et al. (2009); (5) Kellar et al. (2012); (6) Salzer et al. (2020).

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