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The spectral energy distributions of z∼ 8 galaxies from the IRAC ultra deep fields: emission lines, stellar masses, and specific star formation rates at 650 MyrLabbé et al., 2013
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- Labbé I
- Oesch P
- Bouwens R
- Illingworth G
- Magee D
- González V
- Carollo C
- Franx M
- Trenti M
- Van Dokkum P
- Stiavelli M
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- The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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ABSTRACT Using new ultradeep Spitzer/InfraRed Array Camera (IRAC) photometry from the IRAC Ultra Deep Field program, we investigate the stellar populations of a sample of 63 Y-dropout galaxy candidates at z∼ 8, only 650 Myr after the big bang. The sources are …
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