Lyman continuum observations across cosmic time: recent developments, future requirements
by Stephan McCandliss, Daniela Calzetti, Henry C. Ferguson, Steven Finkelstein, Brian T. Fleming, Kevin France, Matthew Hayes, Timothy Heckman, Alaina Henry, Akio K. Inoue, Anne Jaskot, Claus Leitherer, Sally Oey, John O'Meara, Marc Postman, Laura Prichard, Swara Ravindranath, Jane Rigby, Claudia Scarlata, Daniel Schaerer, Alice Shapley, and Eros Vanzella
Published onMay 31, 2019
Lyman continuum observations across cosmic time: recent developments, future requirements
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Abstract
Quantifying the physical conditions that allow radiation emitted shortward of the hydrogen ionization edge at 911.7 Å to escape the first collapsed objects and ultimately reionize the universe is a compelling problem for astrophysics. Multi-object spectroscopy from facility class telescopes are required.
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