The miniJPAS survey: A search for extreme emission-line galaxies
- J. Iglesias-Páramo
- A. Arroyo
- C. Kehrig
- J. M. Vílchez
- S. Duarte Puertas
- E. Pérez-Montero
- I. Breda
- Y. Jiménez-Teja
- C. López Sanjuan
- A. Lumbreras-Calle
- P. Coelho
- S. Gurung-López
- C. Queiroz
- I. Márquez
- M. Pović
- R. González Delgado
- J. Chaves-Montero
- D. Sobral
- A. Hernán-Caballero
- J. A. Fernández-Ontiveros
- L. A. Díaz-García
- A. Alvarez-Candal
- R. Abramo
- J. Alcaniz
- N. Benítez
- S. Bonoli
- A. J. Cenarro
- D. Cristóbal-Hornillos
- R. Dupke
- A. Ederoclite
- A. Marín-Franch
- C. Mendes de Oliveira
- M. Moles
- L. Sodré
- K. Taylor
- J. Varela
- H. Vázquez-Ramió
DOIAbstract
Context. Galaxies with extreme emission lines (EELGs) may play a key role in the evolution of the Universe, as well as in our understanding of the star formation process itself. For this reason an accurate determination of their spatial density and fundamental properties in different epochs of the Universe will constitute a unique perspective towards a comprehensive picture of the interplay between star formation and mass assembly in galaxies. In addition to this, EELGs are also interesting in order to explain the reionization of the Universe, since their interstellar medium (ISM) could be leaking ionizing photons, and thus they could be low z, analogous of extreme galaxies at high z. Aims. This paper presents a method to obtain a census of...
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