We present the population data as predicted by our space density analysis at the SUMSS frequency of 843 MHz. This data demonstrates the potential of the SUMSS survey to trace in detail the change-over in radio source populations from `radio monsters' at high flux densities to a local starbursting population at the survey limit. The exact form of the observed change-over will be used to refine our models of radio source evolution
Radio source counts constrain galaxy populations and evolution, as well as the global star formation...
In this paper we constrain the evolution in the comoving space density for low-luminosity (typically...
Conventional interpretation of the N(S) relation requires cosmic evolution of the radio source popul...
Our technique for deriving cosmological evolution from source counts and identifications is applied ...
A simple numerical procedure for analysing the counts of extra-galactic radio sources is described. ...
We review the statistical properties of the main populations of radio sources, as emerging from radi...
In this paper we show normalized differential source counts at 408 MHz and 1.4 GHz of radio sources ...
Previous analyses of the space densities of extragalactic radio sources have proceeded on the assump...
In this paper we show normalized differential source counts $n(S)$ at 408 MHz and 1.4 GHz of radio ...
Using combined information from both FIRST and NVSS radio surveys at 1.4GHz, a sample of 282 sources...
The definitive version can be found at: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ Copyright Royal Astronomical...
We present a new evolutionary model that describes the population properties of radio sources at fre...
Extragalactic radio sources are a unique cosmological probe in that they trace large-scale structure...
Radio wavelengths offer a dust-unobscured window to the early universe. The aim of this thesis has b...
In this study we define a new sample of distant powerful radio galaxies in order to study their host...
Radio source counts constrain galaxy populations and evolution, as well as the global star formation...
In this paper we constrain the evolution in the comoving space density for low-luminosity (typically...
Conventional interpretation of the N(S) relation requires cosmic evolution of the radio source popul...
Our technique for deriving cosmological evolution from source counts and identifications is applied ...
A simple numerical procedure for analysing the counts of extra-galactic radio sources is described. ...
We review the statistical properties of the main populations of radio sources, as emerging from radi...
In this paper we show normalized differential source counts at 408 MHz and 1.4 GHz of radio sources ...
Previous analyses of the space densities of extragalactic radio sources have proceeded on the assump...
In this paper we show normalized differential source counts $n(S)$ at 408 MHz and 1.4 GHz of radio ...
Using combined information from both FIRST and NVSS radio surveys at 1.4GHz, a sample of 282 sources...
The definitive version can be found at: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ Copyright Royal Astronomical...
We present a new evolutionary model that describes the population properties of radio sources at fre...
Extragalactic radio sources are a unique cosmological probe in that they trace large-scale structure...
Radio wavelengths offer a dust-unobscured window to the early universe. The aim of this thesis has b...
In this study we define a new sample of distant powerful radio galaxies in order to study their host...
Radio source counts constrain galaxy populations and evolution, as well as the global star formation...
In this paper we constrain the evolution in the comoving space density for low-luminosity (typically...
Conventional interpretation of the N(S) relation requires cosmic evolution of the radio source popul...