Galaxies in the First Billion Years: Implications for Reionization and the Star Formation History at z>6

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Oct 2008

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Panoramic Views of Galaxy Formation and Evolution ASP Conference Series, Vol. 399, proceedings of the conference held 11-16 Dece

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Galaxies: High-Redshift, Evolution, Formation, Stellar Content

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Redshift 6, one billion years after the Big Bang, marks the end of the reionization epoch. A crucial question is whether the UV flux from young starbursts at this redshift is sufficient to achieve this reionization. We have used the Lyman break technique to identify candidate star-forming galaxies at this redshift in deep HST/ACS images (Stanway et al. 2003; Bunker et al. 2004).

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