Publications
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Finoguenov A, Watson MG, Tanaka M, et al., 2010, X-ray groups and clusters of galaxies in the Subaru-XMM Deep Field, MNRAS, Vol: 403, Pages: 2063-2076
Van Breukelen C, Clewley L, 2009, A reliable cluster detection technique using photometric redshifts: introducing the 2TecX algorithm, MNRAS, Vol: 395, Pages: 1845-1856
Van Breukelen C, Simpson C, Rawlings S, et al., 2009, Evidence of a link between the evolution of clusters and their AGN fraction, MNRAS, Vol: 395, Pages: 11-27
Van Breukelen C, Cotter G, Rawlings S, et al., 2007, Spectroscopic follow-up of a cluster candidate at z = 1.45, MNRAS, Vol: 382, Pages: 971-984
Clewley L, Van Breukelen C, Bonfield D, 2007, Detecting Galaxy Clusters at 0.1 < z < 2.0
Swinbank AM, Edge AC, Smail I, et al., 2007, Infrared study of UKIDSS massive supercluster (Swinbank+, 2007), VizieR Online Data Catalog, Vol: 837
Swinbank AM, Edge AC, Smail I, et al., 2007, The discovery of a massive supercluster at z = 0.9 in the UKIDSS Deep eXtragalactic Survey, MNRAS, Vol: 379, Pages: 1343-1351
Dunlop J, Akiyama M, Alexander D, et al., 2007, A Spitzer Public Legacy survey of the UKIDSS Ultra Deep Survey
Van Breukelen C, Clewley L, Bonfield DG, et al., 2006, Galaxy clusters at 0.6 < z < 1.4 in the UKIDSS Ultra Deep Survey Early Data Release, MNRAS, Vol: 373, Pages: L26-L30
Dye S, Warren SJ, Hambly NC, et al., 2006, The UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey Early Data Release, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol: 372, Pages: 1227-1252, ISSN: 0035-8711
This paper defines the UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey (UKIDSS) Early Data Release (EDR). UKIDSS is a set of five large near-infrared surveys being undertaken with the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope Wide Field Camera (WFCAM). The programme began in 2005 May and has an expected duration of 7 yr. Each survey uses some or all of the broad-band filter complement ZY JHK. The EDR is the first public release of data to the European Southern Observatory (ESO) community. All worldwide releases occur after a delay of 18 months from the ESO release. The EDR provides a small sample data set, ∼50 deg2 (about 1 per cent of the whole of UKIDSS), that is a lower limit to the expected quality of future survey data releases. In addition, an EDR+ data set contains all EDR data plus extra data of similar quality, but for areas not observed in all of the required filters (amounting to ∼220 deg2). The first large data release, DR1, will occur in mid-2006. We provide details of the observational implementation, the data reduction, the astrometric and photometric calibration and the quality control procedures. We summarize the data coverage and quality (seeing, ellipticity, photometricity, depth) for each survey and give a brief guide to accessing the images and catalogues from the WFCAM Science Archive.
Van Breukelen C, Clewley L, Bonfield D, 2006, A new method of detecting high-redshift clusters, ArXiv Astrophysics e-prints
Jarvis MJ, Van Breukelen C, Venemans BP, et al., 2005, Surveying the High-Redshift Universe with the VIMOS IFU, The Messenger, Vol: 121, Pages: 38-41
Van Breukelen C, Jarvis MJ, Venemans BP, 2005, The luminosity function of Lyα emitters at 2.3 < z < 4.6 from integral-field spectroscopy, MNRAS, Vol: 359, Pages: 895-905
Jarvis MJ, Van Breukelen C, Wilman RJ, 2005, The discovery of a type II quasar at z= 1.65 with integral-field spectroscopy, MNRAS, Vol: 358, Pages: L11-L15
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