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6 papers
The evolving relation between star-formation rate and stellar mass in the VIDEO Survey since
Russell Johnston, Mattia Vaccari, Matt Jarvis +4
We investigate the star-formation rate (SFR) and stellar mass () relation of a star-forming (SF) galaxy sample in the XMM-LSS field to using the near-infrared data…
Probing the bias of radio sources at high redshift
Sean Passmoor, Catherine Cress, Andreas Faltenbacher +4
The relationship between the clustering of dark matter and that of luminous matter is often described using the bias parameter. Here, we provide a new method to probe the bias of i…
Completeness III: identifying characteristic systematics and evolution in galaxy redshift surveys
Russell Johnston, Luis Teodoro, Martin Hendry
This paper continues our development of non-parametric tests for analysing the completeness in apparent magnitude of magnitude-redshift surveys. The purpose of this third and final…
Shedding Light on the Galaxy Luminosity Function
Russell Johnston
From as early as the 1930s, astronomers have tried to quantify the statistical nature of the evolution and large-scale structure of galaxies by studying their luminosity distributi…
Completeness II: A signal-to-noise approach for completeness estimators applied to galaxy magnitude-redshift surveys
Luis Teodoro, Russell Johnston, Martin Hendry
This is the second paper in our completeness series which addresses some of the issues raised in the previous article by Johnston, Teodoro & Hendry (2007) in which we developed sta…
Completeness - I. Revised, reviewed and revived
Russell Johnston, Luis Teodoro, Martin Hendry
We have extended and improved the statistical test recently developed by Rauzy for assessing the completeness in apparent magnitude of magnitude-redshift surveys. Our improved test…