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The Second Annual Spitzer Science Center Conference: Infrared Diagnostics of Galaxy Evolution. ASP Conference Series, Vol. 381,
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The Great Observatory Origins Deep Survey (GOODS) Spitzer Legacy Program has obtained ˜ 23.2 hours of IRAC observations in the HDF-N and the CDF-S (˜ 330 arcmin^2 in total), among which a sub-area of ˜ 50 arcmin^2 in the HDF-N has been observed to a depth of ˜ 72 hours. Utilizing these deep IRAC data, we study the stellar masses and star formation histories of galaxies at z≈ 6. While some of the i-band dropouts selected by the GOODS ACS observations are detected by these IRAC observations, some of them are not. We find that the i_{775}-dropouts in the IRAC-detected sample typically have stellar masses of ˜ 10^{10}M_&sun; and ages of a few hundred million years old, consistent with our earlier results based on a smaller sample in the HUDF. On the other hand, the i-dropouts in the IRAC-invisible sample are significantly younger and less massive. Using these results, we derive the lower limit of the global stellar density at z≈ 6, and find that at least 0.2-1.1% of the stellar mass in our local universe has been locked in stars by z≈ 6.
Dickinson Marc
Eisenhardt Peter R. M.
Ferguson Henry C.
Giavalisco Mauro
Stern Daniel
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