The Infrared Luminosity Function of Galaxies in the Coma Cluster
arXiv:astro-ph/9806189 · doi:10.1086/311531
Abstract
An infrared survey of the central 650 arcmin of the Coma cluster is used to determine the band luminosity function for the cluster. Redshifts are available for all galaxies in the survey with , and for this sample we obtain a good fit to a Schechter function with and . These luminosity function parameters are similar to those measured for field galaxies in the infrared, which is surprising considering the very different environmental densities and, presumably, merger histories for field galaxies. For fainter galaxies, we use two independent techniques to correct for field galaxy contamination in the cluster population: the color-magnitude relation and an estimate for the level of background and foreground contamination from the literature. Using either method we find a steep upturn for galaxies with , with slope .
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