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This study delves into the discovery and prediction of emission line galaxies at z~1.5, showcasing their unique properties like extreme equivalent widths. Through a comprehensive survey analysis, potential contamination and misidentifications as galaxies at different redshifts are highlighted. The research offers insights into the implications of such misidentifications on the broader understanding of distant galaxies.
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CLASH Prediction and Discovery Survey Limit Postman et al. 2011 London
Candidates of z~10 in CANDLES Oesch et al. 2013 London
Candidate of z~12 in UDF Bouwens et al. 2011 London
UDF-JD Ellis et al. 2013 London
Star Formation Rate Density Oesch et al. 2013 London
Extreme Emission Line Galaxies Brammer et al. 2013 London
Potential Contamination London
Color Selection Coe et al. 2013 London
Emission Line Galaxies in CLASH Database • 58 candidates in J sample (F125W) • 21 candidates in Y sample (F105W) • Continuum magnitude 24-30 • Largest EW >3000 Å in restframe • Source density ~3× CANDELS London
Summary • Emission line galaxies of z~1.5 are common at the faint end • Some of them exhibit very large equivalent widths • Potential misidentification as z~7 galaxies with very blue continuum • Potential misidentification with z~11 galaxies London