Physics
Scientific paper
Oct 2010
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2010atnf.prop.3678l&link_type=abstract
ATNF proposal C2459, Semester: October, 2010
Physics
Surveys And Studies Of Distant Galaxies, Atca
Scientific paper
We prose to conduct C0 (J=1-0) and CO(J=3-2) observations of the brightest submm source behind the Bullet Cluster, hereafter Source #1. This highly magnified (>50 time) source at z=2.79.is, most likely, a low-mass starforming galaxy. The aim of the proposed observations is twofold. First, by resolving the Source #1 into its brightest components A and B, which has not been resolved inany the previous submm and mm observations, we will be able to impose tighter constraints on the Bullet's lens model. Second, we will use the CO observations to to derive physical parameters and improve upon the results derived from spectral observations of PAH and H2 using Spitzer IRS reported by Gonzalez et al. (2010). By modeling all the available observation using the synthesis code GRASIL we will be able to establish categorically the nature of Source #1. These observations will allow us to probe stellar formation in, probably, the most common galaxies at z~3. Our proposed observations will enable ATCA to make a pioneering contribution to the study of galaxy evolution before ALMA goes into operation.
Bertoldi Frank
Birkinshaw Mark
Black John
Bremer Malcolm
Castillo Edgar
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