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A Submm View of the Universe: Clues to the Formation of Massive Galaxies
Ian Smail, Scott Chapman, Andrew Blain +1
We discuss recent advances in the study of dusty, massive galaxies at z>1 arising from the first extensive spectroscopic surveys.
The spectroscopic redshifts of SCUBA galaxies: implications for spheroid formation
S. C. Chapman, A. W. Blain, R. J. Ivison +1
We present spectroscopic identifications for a sample of 55 submillimeter(submm)-selected `SCUBA' galaxies, lying at redshifts z=0.7 to 3.7, that were pinpointed in deep 1.4-GHz VL…
Probing the Invisible Universe: The Case for Far-IR/Submillimeter Interferometry
D. Leisawitz, T. Armstrong, D. Benford +25
The question "How did we get here and what will the future bring?" captures the human imagination and the attention of the National Academy of Science's Astronomy and Astrophysics…
The history of starburst galaxies
Andrew W. Blain
Dusty galaxies with luminosities in excess of 10^11 solar luminosities have been detected out to redshifts of about unity by the Infrared Space Observatory (ISO), and to higher red…
Prospects for future far-infrared/submillimeter studies of the high-redshift Universe
Andrew W. Blain
Observations made using COBE, SCUBA, ISO and MAMBO have provided a reasonable working knowledge of both the intensity of the submm and far-infrared background radiation and the sou…
A gravitational lens survey with Planck Surveyor
Andrew W. Blain
The Planck Surveyor cosmic microwave background (CMB) imaging mission will make very sensitive maps of the whole sky at microwave, millimetre (mm) and sub-mm wavelengths. The steep…