NASA NTRS ยท 20060039545
The Infrared Background: Theory
Abstract
The infrared region of the spectrum is a very interesting and important one for the study of extragalactic backgrounds, both galaxian and pre-galactic. This review concentrates on backgrounds from protogalaxies and galaxies. Detailed discussions of many possible pre-galactic backgrounds have recently been presented by Bond, Carr and Hogan (1986, 1991); see Carr (1992) for a recent review of these and Wright et al. (1993) for a summary of how well some of them have fared in light of the most recent COBE observational results. I will concentrate on the approximate wavelength range 10 to 500 micrometers since both the near-infrared and the submillimeter range are discussed by others...
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Lonsdale, Carol J.. 1993-09-29. The Infrared Background: Theory. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060039545
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