PHOTOMETRIC REDSHIFT CATALOGUES This directory contains a paper on photometric redshifts, accepted for publication in Monthly Notices, (photz.ps). It also contains photometric redshift catalogues for HDF-N, HDF-S and HFF. The files hdfnphotz.cat, hdfsphotz.cat and hffphotz.cat contain the photometric redshift catalogues for HDF-N, HDF-S and HFF FORMATS: hdfnphotz2.cat (HDF-N) 7 wavelength bands (1 = 0.3 mu, 2 =0.45, 3 = 0.6, 4 = 0.8, 5 = 1.2, 6 = 1.65, 7 = 2.2 mu) output is: name,am1,fl1,fl2,fl3,fl4,fl5,fl6,fl7,err0,j1,k1,alz,fp1,fp2,fp3,fp4,fp5,fp6,fp7,vol1,amI,amB,am2800, mra,ras,mdec,decs,alzsp,c1,wt1,n91,j7,j8,j9,ndrop,j2,alz2,av1,ami2,amb2,am28002,c2,err1 format(a10,f6.2,7f6.2,f10.3,2i3,f5.2,7f6.2,e10.3,3f7.2,i3,f7.3,i4,f6.2,f6.3,f7.3,e10.3, 5i4,i2,2f6.2,3f7.2,f7.3,f10.3) where name= galaxy name, am1= m_I, fli= lg f_lambda for 7 bands, err0= reduced chi^2, j1= sed type (1=E, 2=Sab, 3=Sbc, 4=Scd, 5=Sdm, 6=starburst), k1= redshift bin, alz = lg(1+z_phot), fpi= lg predicted f_lambda for best-fit sed, vol1= comoving volume (omega=1), ami= M_I, am2800= M_2800, mra, ras, mdec, decs are source position, alzsp= lg (1+z_spect), c1= normalisation constant for sed fit, wt1= total weight, n91= number of detected bands, j7= number of minima in chi^2 j8= no. of aliases within 10% of (1+z_sp), j9= no. of aliases within 20%, ndrop= no. of dropout bands, j2...err1 = as for quantities with lower suffix except that A_V now allowed to be free parameter (=av1) hdfsphotz.cat (HDF-S) 8 bands (UBVRIJHK) output is: am4,fl1,fl2,fl3,fl4,fl5,fl6,fl7,fl8,err1,j1,k1,alz,fp1,fp2,fp3,fp4,fp5,fp6,fp7,fp8,vol1,ami, alzsp,c1,mrah,mras,rasec,mdecd,mdecm,decs format(f6.2,8f6.2,f10.3,2i3,f5.2,8f6.2,e10.3,f7.2 1 ,f6.3,f7.3, 1 2i3,f6.2,i4,i3,f6.2) where meaning of variables is as above hffzphot.cat (HFF) 4 bands (lambda = 0.44, 0.55, 0.9, 2.2 ) output is: am3,fl1,fl2,fl3,fl4,err1,j1,k1,alz,alzsp,fp1,fp2,fp3,fp4,vol1,ami,c1,zsp, nrah,nram,ras,ndecd,ndecm,decs,n9 format(f6.2,4f6.2,f10.3,2i3,f5.2,f6.3,4f6.2,e10.3,f7.2 1 ,f7.3,f6.3, 1 2i3,f6.2,i4,i3,f6.2,i3) wfs1photz.v3.cat (WFS) trial field in INT Wide Field Survey 5 bands (r i z g U) output is: am4,fl1,fl2,fl3,fl4,fl5,fl6,fl7,err0,j1,k1,alz,fp1,fp2,fp3,fp4,fp5,fp6,fp7, vol1,ami,amb,am2800,c1,phz,phze,n1,n9,ndrop,j2,alz2,av1,ami2,amb2,am28002,c2,err1 format(f6.2,7f6.2,f10.3,2i3,f5.2,7f6.2,e10.3,3f7.2 1 ,f7.3,2f6.2, 3 i5,3i2,2f6.2,3f7.2,f7.3,f10.3) where am4 is g (0.77mu), err0,j1,k1,alz,fpi,vol1,ami,amb,am2800,c1 are values assuming Av=0, j2,alz2,ami2,amb2,am28002,c2,err1 are values allowing free choice of dust extinction Av (best value av1) ami,amb,am2800 are absolute magnitudes in I, B, 2800 A bands, n1 is number in source catalogue, n9 is number of bands in which source detected (including dropout bands), ndrop is dropout flag (=1 if dropout software invoked) SEDs used in photz programme The seds used in the photometric redshift programme are given as sed***.dat for 6 galaxy and two AGN types in free format, with two numbers per line: -log10{lambda(micron)} and log10{f_lambda(arbitrary units)}. BRIGHT NEARBY UV GALAXIES localuv.ps contains the paper 'Quantifying dust and the ultraviolet radiation-density in the local universe', accepted by MN The file psczrRSA.dat consists of 2963 galaxies which are in the PSCz catalogue (Saunders et al 199x) and which satisfy Vo < 5000 km/sec, and m_pg <= 14. The format is RA(i8), DEC(i8), l(f8.3), b(f8.3), 4 IRAS fluxes in Jy (4f8.2), 1x, 4 PSCz flux-quality flags (4i1), name (a10), m_pg(f8.2), diam in arcmin (f5.1), V_hel (i8), lg uv flux (f6.2), reference for uv flux (i2) The file psczrRSA2.dat is the subset of 215 of these galaxies for which 2000 A uv fluxes are available. The format is RA(i8), DEC(i8), l(f8.3), b(f8.3), 4 IRAS fluxes in Jy (4f8.2), 1x, 4 PSCz flux-quality flags (4i1), m_pg(f6.2), diam in arcmin (f5.1), V_corr (i8), lg uv flux (f6.2), reference, lg S(60) (f7.2), name (a10), lg Halpha flux (f5.2), ref for Halpha data (i2), for uv flux (i2) V_hel (i8), E(B-V)1, E(B-V)2 (2f6.2) [ units of uv flux are lg(W/m^2) + 12 ] [ E(B-V)1 calculated assuming all fir emission is cirrus, E(B-V)2 calculated after subtracting off optically thick starburst component from 60 and 100 mu fluxes] [V_corr is velocity corrected for peculiar motion using model of Rowan-Robinson et al 2000] [uv refs: 1 = Donas et al 1987, 2 = Meurer et al 1995, 3 = Derhaving et al 1994, 4 = Kinney et al 1993] [Ha refs: 1 = Young et al, 2 = Kennicutt, 3 = Buat et al 1987] This file last modified 15/4/03