Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jul 1996
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HST Proposal ID #6812
Computer Science
Hst Proposal Id #6812 Cosmology
Scientific paper
Near-IR selection is ideal for the study of distant galaxy evolution because it minimizes bias toward finding strongly evolving or star forming galaxies. We have just completed a large area {100 arcmin^2} deep near-IR survey detecting galaxies to K 22. We have estimated ``photometric redshifts'' for a sample of galaxies with accurate photometry and K<20 to identify the progenitors of early type galaxies at z > 1 by searching for objects with very red colors. A particulary interesting indicator of z > 1.5 galaxies is the J-K color which should be greater than 2. We find about 3 such galaxies per arcminute, which is similar to the total number of early type {E,S0 and Sa} L^* galaxies expected between 1
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