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The Chandra COSMOS Legacy Survey: The z>3 Sample

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Figure 1. Normalized distributions of redshift for sources with a spectroscopic redshift (black solid line), for photometric redshifts PDF peak value z peak (red dashed line ), and for the PDF of all sources with a photometric redshift (blue dashed–dotted
Figure 2. Normalized redshift probability distribution function for source LID_1414: this source has a z phot nominal value of 2.85, but has PDF >0 at z…3
Figure 3. Spectroscopic vs. photometric redshift for the 85 sources in the Chandra COSMOS-Legacy sample with reliable z spec >3 and optical magnitude information
Figure 4. Normalized probability distribution function of redshift for all sources with z > 3 (either spectroscopic or photometric): this distribution has also been used as the redshift probability distribution function for the 43 sources in the sample
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