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A HIGHER EFFICIENCY OF CONVERTING GAS TO STARS PUSHES GALAXIES ATz∼ 1.6 WELL ABOVE THE STAR-FORMING MAIN SEQUENCE
J. D. Silverman ,
E. Daddi ,
G. Rodighiero ,
W. Rujopakarn ,
M. Sargent ,
A. Renzini ,
D. Liu ,
C. Feruglio ,
D. Kashino ,
D. Sanders ,
J. Kartaltepe ,
T. Nagao ,
N. Arimoto ,
S. Berta ,
M. Béthermin ,
A. Koekemoer ,
D. Lutz ,
G. Magdis ,
C. Mancini ,
M. Onodera ,
G. Zamorani
October 20 2015
October 14 2015
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