A simple numerical experiment on the dust temperature bias for Lyman break galaxies at
arXiv:2110.14135 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stab3142
Abstract
Some studies suggest that the dust temperatures () in high-redshift () Lyman break galaxies (LBGs) are high. However, possible observational bias in is yet to be understood. Thus, we perform a simple test using random realizations of LBGs with various stellar masses, dust temperatures, and dust-to-stellar mass ratios, and examine how the sample detected by ALMA is biased in terms of . We show that ALMA tends to miss high- objects even at total dust luminosity. LBGs are, however, basically selected by the stellar UV luminosity. The dust-temperature bias in a UV-selected sample is complicated because of the competing effects between high and low dust abundance. For ALMA Band 6, there is no tendency of high- LBGs being more easily detected in our experiment. Thus, we suggest that the observed trend of high in LBGs is real. We also propose that the 450 m band is useful in further clarifying the dust temperatures. To overcome the current shallowness of 450 m observations, we examine a future Antarctic 30-m class telescope with a suitable atmospheric condition for wavelengths m, where the detection is not confusion-limited. We find that, with this telescope, an -selected sample with is constructed for , and detection in the intermediate- (stellar mass) range [] is much improved, especially at high .
arXiv comment11 pages, 6 figures, accepted for publication in MNRAS
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