Prof. Dimitra Rigopoulou: Publications

The SCUBA-2 Cosmology Legacy Survey: 850um maps, catalogues and number counts

(2016)

Authors:

JE Geach, JS Dunlop, M Halpern, Ian Smail, P van der Werf, DM Alexander, O Almaini, I Aretxaga, V Arumugam, V Asboth, M Banerji, J Beanlands, PN Best, AW Blain, M Birkinshaw, EL Chapin, SC Chapman, C-C Chen, A Chrysostomou, C Clarke, DL Clements, C Conselice, KEK Coppin, WI Cowley, ALR Danielson, S Eales, AC Edge, D Farrah, A Gibb, CM Harrison, NK Hine, D Hughes, RJ Ivison, M Jarvis, T Jenness, SF Jones, A Karim, M Koprowski, KK Knudsen, CG Lacey, T Mackenzie, G Marsden, K McAlpine, R McMahon, R Meijerink, MJ Michalowski, SJ Oliver, MJ Page, JA Peacock, D Rigopoulou, EI Robson, I Roseboom, K Rotermund, Douglas Scott, S Serjeant, C Simpson, JM Simpson, DJB Smith, M Spaans, F Stanley, JA Stevens, AM Swinbank, T Targett, AP Thomson, E Valiante, TMA Webb, C Willott, JA Zavala, M Zemcov

The Far InfraRed Spectroscopic EXplorer (FIRSPEX)

27th International Symposium on Space Terahertz Technology, ISSTT 2016 (2016)

Authors:

D Rigopoulou, BK Tan, G Yassin

Abstract:

The Far InfraRed Spectroscopic EXplorer (FIRSPEX) is a novel concept for an astronomy satellite mission that will revolutionise our understanding of the properties of the Interstellar Medium (ISM) and star formation through velocity resolved spectroscopic observations at multi-terahertz frequencies. FIRSPEX comprises a fully cryogenic (~4K) heterodyne payload and a ~1.2 m primary antenna to scan the sky in a number of discreet spectroscopic channels delivering 3- dimensional spectral information. The spectral range selected contains important molecular, atomic and ionic species; the majority of which cannot be observed from the ground. FIRSPEX is UK led with additional contributions from partners throughout Europe. FIRSPEX opens up a relatively unexplored parameter space that will produce an enormously significant scientific legacy by focusing on the properties of the multi-phase ISM, the assembly of molecular clouds in our Galaxy and the onset of star formation topics which are fundamental to our understanding of galaxy evolution.

The star-formation rate density from z = 0-6

(2016)

Authors:

Michael Rowan-Robinson, Seb Oliver, Lingyu Wang, Duncan Farrah, David Clements, Carlotta Gruppioni, Lucia Marchetti, Dimitra Rigopoulou, Mattia Vaccari

The Ionized Gas in Nearby Galaxies as Traced by the [NII] 122 and 205 \mu m Transitions

(2016)

Authors:

R Herrera-Camus, A Bolatto, JD Smith, B Draine, E Pellegrini, M Wolfire, K Croxall, I de Looze, D Calzetti, R Kennicutt, A Crocker, L Armus, P van der Werf, K Sandstrom, M Galametz, B Brandl, B Groves, D Rigopoulou, F Walter, A Leroy, M Boquien, FS Tabatabaei, P Beirao

Star formation rates in luminous quasars at 2 < z < 3

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Oxford University Press (OUP) 457:4 (2016) 4179-4194

Authors:

Kathryn Harris, Duncan Farrah, Bernhard Schulz, Evanthia Hatziminaoglou, Marco Viero, Nick Anderson, Matthieu Béthermin, Scott Chapman, David L Clements, Asantha Cooray, Andreas Efstathiou, Anne Feltre, Peter Hurley, Eduardo Ibar, Mark Lacy, Sebastian Oliver, Mathew J Page, Ismael Pérez-Fournon, Sara M Petty, Lura K Pitchford, Dimitra Rigopoulou, Douglas Scott, Myrto Symeonidis, Joaquin Vieira, Lingyu Wang

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