Clusters, Clumps, Dust, and Gas in Extreme Star-Forming Galaxies
Galaxies commonly experienced times of intense star-formation when the universe was young. This intense period almost certainly resulted in the formation of the globular cluster populations that we see today in all galaxies. Although rare, a few galaxies undergoing ‘extreme’ star formation, which can reach intensities 1000 times higher than in our own Milky Way, do exist in the modern universe. This project is completing multi-wavelength broad-and narrow-band imaging, from the ultraviolet to the near-infrared, for 13 of the most extreme star-forming galaxies found in the modern universe. These include massive and dwarf, interacting and isolated, dusty and nearly dust-free galaxies. Understanding the stellar clusters, star-forming clumps, dust and gas in these nearby systems will help us to better understand the conditions present when galaxies were young.
CCD&G Team
Investigator | Affiliation | Country |
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Rupali Chandar (Principal Investigator) | University of Toledo | USA/OH |
Daniela Calzetti | University of Massachusetts | USA/MA |
David Cook | California Institute of Technology | USA/CA |
Debra Elmegreen | Vassar College | USA/CA |
Janice Lee | California Institute of Technology/IPAC | USA/CA |
Angus Mok | University of Toledo | USA/OH |
Leonardo Ubeda | Space Telescope Science Institute | USA/MD |
Rick White | Space Telescope Science Institute | USA/MD |
Brad Whitmore | Space Telescope Science Institute | USA/MD |
CCD&G Sample
Target | HST/WFC3 | HST/ACS | JWST/NIRCam | Drizzled Products | Stellar Photometry | Clusters | Parallel Field | RA(°) | Dec(°) | Distance (Mpc) | HST observation |
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HARO11 | F275W F555W F665N F814W F130N F160W | F435W | 9.219 | -33.555 | |||||||
MCG1202001 | F275W F555W F665N F110W F130N F160W | F435W F814W | |||||||||
IC1623 | F275W F336W F555W F665N F130N F160W | F435W F814W | |||||||||
NGC1614 | F275W F336W F555W F665N F110W F130N F160W | F435W F814W | 68.504 | -8.577 | |||||||
NGC2623 | F275W F665N F110WF130N F160W | F435W F555W F814W | |||||||||
NGC3256 | F275W F336W F665N F110W F130N F160W | F435WF555W F814W | |||||||||
NGC3690 | F275W F336W F438W F555W F814W F130N F160W F665N | F435W F814W | |||||||||
ARP220 | F275W F336W F555W F110W F130N F160W F665N | F435W F814W | F090W F150W F200W F277W F356W F444W | ||||||||
IC4687 | F275W F555W F130N F160W F665N | F435W F814W | |||||||||
ESO338IG04 | F275W F130N F438W F160W F110W F814W | F550M | |||||||||
ESO185IG13 | F275W F438W F555W F665N F814W F130N F160W | 296.252 | -54.251 | ||||||||
ARP 298 | F275W F336W F547W F665N F130N F160W | F814W F435W | |||||||||
MRK331 | F275W F555W F665N F130N F160W | F814W F435W |