Evolutionary Population Synthesis Models of Primeval Galaxies: a Critical Appraisal
Alberto Buzzoni
Abstract
A theoretical approach relying on evolutionary population synthesis models could help refining the search criteria in deep galaxy surveys on the basis of a better knowledge of the expected apparent photometric properties of high-redshift objects. The following is a brief discussion reviewing some relevant aspects of the question in order to allow a more critical appraisal to primeval galaxy recognition.
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