DEIMOS and MOSFIRE spectroscopy of star-forming galaxies in the AKARI NEP-Deep field
Abstract
Observing high resolution optical to infrared spectra is crucial to understanding how energy is generated in galaxies. We present follow-up optical Keck-II/DEIMOS and infrared Keck-I/MOSFIRE spectra of ∼200 galaxies in the AKARI/North Ecliptic Pole Deep survey region at intermediate redshift. From rest-frame optical emission lines, we classify most of our objects as star-forming (53%), with the MIR selection favoring relatively massive galaxies (median log M/M⊙∼ 10.3). In addition, we combine our spectroscopic redshifts with UV to FIR photometry as inputs in order to model SEDs with CIGALE, and we measure the PAH 7.7 μm luminosity as an SFR indicator.
- Publication:
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Panchromatic Modelling with Next Generation Facilities
- Pub Date:
- 2020
- DOI:
- Bibcode:
- 2020IAUS..341..279K
- Keywords:
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- techniques: spectroscopic;
- galaxies: evolution;
- infrared: galaxies