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99% Invisible: Uncovering the dusty galaxies which lie beneath the confusion noise floor

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  • UserMarco Viero (JPL)
  • ClockFriday 05 October 2012, 11:30-12:30
  • HouseKavli LMR, IoA.

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The vast majority of the infrared-emitting galaxies which make up the cosmic infrared background are unresolved due to confusion noise. I will present techniques to uncover key properties of this confused population, namely their average flux densities and clustering behavior, and show recent results from HerMES. Lastly, I will present two new Herschel/SPIRE fields, 150deg2 of which overlap with the SDSS Stripe 82, along with anticipated science topics.

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