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LyC Galaxies with Ionizing Radiation Leakage: Properties in the Midinfrared Range Based on Data from the WISE Space Telescope
The photometric characteristics in the midinfrared range of compact galaxies with ionizing radiation leakage (LyC galaxies) are studied to find relationships that would enable the quantitative assessment of the ionizing radiation that goes beyond the galaxy. In particular, the relationships between the color characteristics of galaxies according to data from the WISE space telescope and radiation fraction fesc(LyC) in the Lyman continuum and radiation fraction fesc(Lyα) in the Lyα line, which go beyond the galaxy, are investigated. The dependences of fesc(LyC) and fesc(Lyα) on color index W1–W4 are established from the WISE space telescope data, where W1 and W4 are apparent stellar magnitudes at wavelengths of 3.4 and 22 μm, respectively. This makes color index W1–W4 a useful indicator for quantifying fesc(LyC) and fesc(Lyα) in addition to the previously established some characteristics of LyC galaxies in the optical and ultraviolet ranges. Thus, the radiation of galaxies in the midinfrared range can be used to search for candidates for leaking LyC galaxies with the purpose of their further observations.
期刊介绍:
Kinematics and Physics of Celestial Bodies is an international peer reviewed journal that publishes original regular and review papers on positional and theoretical astronomy, Earth’s rotation and geodynamics, dynamics and physics of bodies of the Solar System, solar physics, physics of stars and interstellar medium, structure and dynamics of the Galaxy, extragalactic astronomy, atmospheric optics and astronomical climate, instruments and devices, and mathematical processing of astronomical information. The journal welcomes manuscripts from all countries in the English or Russian language.