We present the first preliminary estimate of the evolution of type 1 AGNs at 15μm. A new sample of sources selected from the ELAIS-S1 survey has been used together with the RMS sample. The ELAIS-S1 survey covers an effective area of 2.2 deg2 (total: 4 deg2) down to 1.2 mJy at 15 μm. Spectroscopic identifications have been carried out in the range 17.2 < R < 20.0 at the 3.6m/ESO, NTT/ESO and 2dF/AAT. The luminosity function is steeper at bright luminosities in comparison to the previous estimates of Rush, Malkan & Spinoglio (1993). The evolution is compatible with a Pure Luminosity Evolution model with L(z) ~ L(0)(1+z)3.4.

LA FRANCA, F., Matute, I., Gruppioni, C., Alexander, D., the ELAIS, C. (2001). The evolution of type 1 AGN at 15 μm from ELAIS. In AGN in the year 2000. Fourth National Meeting on Active Galactic Nuclei (pp.211-213).

The evolution of type 1 AGN at 15 μm from ELAIS

LA FRANCA, Fabio;
2001-01-01

Abstract

We present the first preliminary estimate of the evolution of type 1 AGNs at 15μm. A new sample of sources selected from the ELAIS-S1 survey has been used together with the RMS sample. The ELAIS-S1 survey covers an effective area of 2.2 deg2 (total: 4 deg2) down to 1.2 mJy at 15 μm. Spectroscopic identifications have been carried out in the range 17.2 < R < 20.0 at the 3.6m/ESO, NTT/ESO and 2dF/AAT. The luminosity function is steeper at bright luminosities in comparison to the previous estimates of Rush, Malkan & Spinoglio (1993). The evolution is compatible with a Pure Luminosity Evolution model with L(z) ~ L(0)(1+z)3.4.
2001
LA FRANCA, F., Matute, I., Gruppioni, C., Alexander, D., the ELAIS, C. (2001). The evolution of type 1 AGN at 15 μm from ELAIS. In AGN in the year 2000. Fourth National Meeting on Active Galactic Nuclei (pp.211-213).
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