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List of Figures
1.1.
Atmospheric Transmission in the Near- and Mid-Infrared Spectral Region.
1.2.
OH Emission Lines in the Near-IR Spectral Region.
1.3.
Spectral Energy Distribution (SED) of a Galaxy.
1.4.
IRAS Two-Colour Diagram for Normal (i.e. Non-AGN) Galaxies.
1.5.
Variation of the Mean SEDs with Increasing Infrared Luminosity for a 60
m Sample of Infrared Galaxies.
1.6.
Optical Spectral Classification of Infrared Galaxies vs. Infrared Luminosity.
.
vs.
.
1.8.
ISOCAM/IRAS Colour-Colour Diagram for Different Types of Galaxies.
1.9.
Mid-IR Emission of a Starburst Galaxy and of an AGN, compared with ISOCAM LW2 and LW3 Filter Bandpasses at Various Redshifts.
1.10.
Mid-IR Emission of an Old Stellar Population, compared with ISOCAM LW2 and LW3 Filter Bandpasses at Various Redshifts.
1.11.
Overlay of ISO Mid-IR (15
m) Contour Image of the Antennae Galaxies on the Composite Optical Image Obtained Using HST
and
Images.
1.12.
ISO LWS Spectra of Six IR Galaxies.
2.1.
Integrated Galaxy Light and Extragalactic Background Light from the UV to the Sub-mm.
2.2.
HDF-N as Observed at Mid-Infrared and Optical Wavelengths.
2.3.
ISO Maps of the HDF-S at 6.7
m and 15
m.
2.4.
ISO 15
m Differential Source Number Counts.
2.5.
ISO 175
m Integral Source Number Counts.
2.6.
"Madau Plot" of the Cosmic Star Formation Rate.
3.1.
ISO Before Launch.
3.2.
ISO Spacecraft.
3.3.
ISO Telescope.
3.4.
ISO Focal Plane.
3.5.
ISOCAM Instrumental Layout.
3.6.
ISOCAM Detectors.
4.1.
Examples of Type-A Glitches.
4.2.
Example of Type-B Glitch.
4.3.
Example of Type-C Glitch.
4.4.
Typical Effects of Glitches on the LW Detector As a Whole.
4.5.
Different Troublesome Situations in Pixel Time Histories: Glitches.
4.6.
Different Troublesome Situations in Pixel Time Histories: Sources.
4.7.
A Screenshot of the IDL Widget-Based Graphical User Interface.
4.8.
Flow Chart of the Reduction Process of a Typical Dataset.
4.9.
Flow Chart of Model-Data Fitting of a Pixel Time History.
5.1.
Location of ELAIS Fields on the Sky.
5.2.
ELAIS Sky Coverage at 6.7
m.
5.3.
ELAIS Sky Coverage at 15
m.
5.4.
ELAIS Sky Coverage at 90
m.
5.5.
ELAIS Sky Coverage at 175
m.
6.1.
Sky Locations of ELAIS 15
m Fields.
6.2.
ELAIS 15
m Sky Coverage.
6.3.
S1 Field
Sky Map.
6.4.
N3 Field
Sky Map.
6.5.
N1 Field
Sky Map.
6.6.
N2 Field
Sky Map.
6.7.
S1 Field Sky Coverage Map.
6.8.
N3 Field Sky Coverage Map.
6.9.
N1 Field Sky Coverage Map.
6.10.
N2 Field Sky Coverage Map.
6.11.
Peak / Total Flux Ratio for Theoretical Sky Maps.
6.12.
Real / Theoretical Peak Flux Ratio Distribution.
6.13.
Real vs. Theoretical Peak Flux.
6.14.
Signal Reconstruction as Function of Real Peak Flux.
6.15.
Total vs. Peak Flux.
6.16.
Flux Correction applied to Autosimulated Fluxes.
6.17.
Autosimulated Fluxes vs. Aperture Fluxes
6.18.
Flux Distribution of ELAIS Sources.
6.19.
Magnitude Distribution of Optical IDs of 15
m Sources.
6.20.
15
m vs.
Flux-Flux Diagram of Identified Sources.
6.21.
vs.
Colour-Colour Diagram of Identified Sources.
6.22.
Astrometric Accuracy. Positional Differences Between Injected and Detected Simulated Sources.
6.23.
Astrometric Accuracy. Total Astrometric Error as Function of
.
6.24.
Relative Photometric Error as Function of
.
6.25.
Photometric Calibration. Measured vs. Predicted 15
m Stellar Fluxes.
6.26.
Photometric Calibration. Histogram Distribution of Measured / Predicted 15
m Stellar Flux Ratio.
7.1.
WFC Detectors' Layout.
7.2.
WFC Filters.
7.3.
Positional Differences Between 15
m and Radio Sources and their Optical Identifications.
7.4.
Magnitude Distribution of Optical Counterparts to 15
m and Radio Sources.
7.5.
Examples of Optical Finding Charts of ELAIS 15
m Final Analysis Sources (1/2).
7.6.
Examples of Optical Finding Charts of ELAIS 15
m Final Analysis Sources (2/2).
7.7.
175-90-15
m Colour-Colour Diagram of ELAIS Galaxies.
7.8.
90-15-6.7
m Colour-Colour Diagram of ELAIS Galaxies.
.
90
m-15
m-r Colour-Colour Diagram of ELAIS Galaxies.
7.10.
Colour-Colour Diagram for ELAIS Galaxies.
7.11.
Colour-Colour Diagram for ELAIS Star-Like Objects.
7.12.
15/r vs.
for ELAIS Galaxies and AGN.
.
vs.
for ELAIS Galaxies.
.
vs.
for ELAIS AGN.
7.15.
Redshift Distributions of ELAIS Sources.
7.16.
vs.
for ELAIS Galaxies.
7.17.
vs.
for ELAIS AGN Dust Tori.
B.1.
IRAS Overview of the Infrared Sky.
Mattia Vaccari 2004-04-30