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Spatial correlation between submillimetre and Lyman-α galaxies in the SSA 22 protocluster | |
David Hughes ITZIAR ARETXAGA MENDEZ | |
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Lyman- α emitters are thought to be young, low-mass galaxies with ages of ~10⁸ yr (refs 1, 2). An overdensity of them in one region of the sky (the SSA 22 field) traces out a filamentary structure in the early Universe at a redshift of z ≈3.1 (equivalent to 15 per cent of the age of the Universe) and is believed to mark a forming protocluster³’⁴. Galaxies that are bright at (sub)millimetre wavelengths are undergoing violent episodes of star formation⁵⁻⁸, and there is evidence that they are preferentially associated with high-redshift radio galaxies⁹, so the question of whether they are also associated with the most significant large-scale structure growing at high redshift (as outlined by Lyman- α emitters) naturally arises. Here we report an imaging survey of 1,100-μm emission in the SSA 22 region. We find an enhancement of submillimetre galaxies near the core of the protocluster, and a large-scale correlation between the submillimetre galaxies and the low-mass Lyman- α emitters, suggesting synchronous formation of the two very different types of star-forming galaxy within the same structure at high redshift. These results are in general agreement with our understanding of the formation of cosmic structure. | |
Nature | |
2009 | |
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Tamura, Y., et al., (2009). Spatial correlation between submillimetre and Lyman-α galaxies in the SSA 22 protocluster, Nature. Vol.459(7243): 1-16 | |
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