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Luminosity Dependent Evolution of Lyman Break Galaxies from redshift 5 to 3
In this contribution we briefly describe our recent results on the properties
of Lyman break galaxies at z~5 obtained from deep and wide blank field surveys
using Subaru telescope, and through the comparison with samples at lower
redshift ranges we discuss the evolution of star-forming galaxies in the early
universe.Comment: 2 pages, 1 figure, for the proceedings of the IAU Symposium 235,
Galaxies Across the Hubble Time, J. Palous & F. Combes, ed
Lyman Break Galaxies at : Rest-Frame UV Spectra
We report initial results for spectroscopic observations of candidates of
Lyman Break Galaxies (LBGs) at in a region centered on the Hubble Deep
Field-North by using the Faint Object Camera and Spectrograph attached to the
Subaru Telescope. Eight objects with mag, including one AGN, are
confirmed to be at . The rest-frame UV spectra of seven LBGs
commonly show no or weak Lyalpha emission line (rest-frame equivalent width of
0-10\AA) and relatively strong low-ionization interstellar metal absorption
lines of SiII 1260, OI+SiII 1303, and CII 1334 (mean
rest-frame equivalent widths of them are \AA). These
properties are significantly different from those of the mean rest-frame UV
spectrum of LBGs at , but are quite similar to those of subgroups of
LBGs at with no or weak Lyalpha emission. The weakness of Lyalpha
emission and strong low-ionization interstellar metal absorption lines may
indicate that these LBGs at are chemically evolved to some degree and
have a dusty environment. Since the fraction of such LBGs at in our
sample is larger than that at , we may witness some sign of evolution
of LBGs from to , though the present sample size is very
small. It is also possible, however, that the brighter LBGs tend to show no or
weak Lyalpha emission, because our spectroscopic sample is bright (brighter
than ) among LBGs at . More observations are required to
establish spectroscopic nature of LBGs at .Comment: 16 pages, 3 figures, accepted by Ap
Ingredients of nuclear matrix element for two-neutrino double-beta decay of 48Ca
Large-scale shell model calculations including two major shells are carried
out, and the ingredients of nuclear matrix element for two-neutrino double beta
decay are investigated. Based on the comparison between the shell model
calculations accounting only for one major shell (-shell) and those for two
major shells (-shell), the effect due to the excitation across the two
major shells is quantitatively evaluated.Comment: To appear in J. Phys. Soc. Conf. Proc. (ARIS2014); for ver.2, Fig.1
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Ferroan relict minerals in the Tottuki and South Pole micrometeorites.
第2回極域科学シンポジウム/第34回南極隕石シンポジウム 11月17日(木) 国立国語研究所 2階講
Determination of Trace Metals in Biological Samples by PIXE Analysis After Solvent Extraction and Polystyrene-Film Collection
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A Field-Induced Re-Entrant Novel Phase and A Ferroelectric-Magnetic Order Coupling in HoMnO3
A re-entrant novel phase has been observed in the hexagonal ferroelectric
HoMnO3 in the presence of magnetic fields, in the temperature ranges defined by
the plateau of the dielectric constant anomaly. The dielectric plateau evolves
with fields from a narrow sharp dielectric peak at the Mn-spin rotation
transition at 32.8 K in zero magnetic field. Such a field-induced dielectric
plateau anomaly appears both in the temperature sweep at a constant field and
in the field sweep at a constant temperature without detectable hysteresis.
This is attributed to the indirect coupling between the ferroelectric and
antiferromagnetic orders, arising from an antiferromagnetic domain wall effect,
where the magnetic order parameter of the Mn subsystem has to change sign
across the ferroelectric domain wall in the compound, that influences the
ferroelectric domains via a local magnetostrictive effect
Singular perturbation near mode-coupling transition
We study the simplest mode-coupling equation which describes the time
correlation function of the spherical p-spin glass model. We formulate a
systematic perturbation theory near the mode-coupling transition point by
introducing multiple time scales. In this formulation, the invariance with
respect to the dilatation of time in a late stage yields an arbitrary constant
in a leading order expression of the solution. The value of this constant is
determined by a solvability condition associated with a linear singular
equation for perturbative corrections in the late stage. The solution thus
constructed provides exactly the alpha-relaxation time.Comment: 15 pages, 4 figure
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