Deep H-band Galaxy Counts and Half-light Radii from HST/NICMOS Parallel Observations
Lin Yan, Patrick McCarthy, Lisa Storrie-Lombardi, Ray Weymann
Abstract
We present deep galaxy counts and half-light radii from F160W (λc=1.6μ) images obtained with NICMOS on HST. Nearly 9 arcmin2 have been imaged with camera 3, with 3σ depths ranging from H = 24.3 to 25.5 in a 0.6'' diameter aperture. The slope of the counts fainter than H~= 20 is 0.31, and the integrated surface density to H≤ 24.75 is 4 × 105 galaxies per square degree. The half-light radii of the galaxies declines steeply with apparent magnitude. At H~=24 we are limited by both the delivered FWHM and the detection threshold of the images.
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