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Heavily Obscured AGN in Star Forming Galaxies at z sime 2

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Figure 1. Ratio of 24 μm to R-band flux density as a function of R − K color.
Figure 3. Near-IR spectra for three X-ray-detected IR-red excess sources in the ECDF-S
Figure 5. Neutral hydrogen column density (N H ) as a function of hardness ratio for the 15 X-ray sources with either spectroscopic or photometric redshifts
Figure 6. X-ray stacking of 129 sources not detected individually by Chandra in the soft (0.5–2 keV; left panel) and hard (2–8 keV; right panel) bands
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