Strongly-lensed high-redshift
dusty star-forming galaxies
discovered with the South Pole Telescope

Papers:

Discovery and catalog paper here: Vieira et al. 2010
You can get the catalog and source counts from the first 100 square degrees here

The first followup paper here (published in ApJ): Greve et al. 2012

The Nature paper reporting redshift fraction and lensing: Vieira et al. 2013

ApJ paper reporting ALMA spectra and redshift distribution: Weiss et al. 2013

ApJ paper detailing the lens modelling: Hezaveh et al. 2013

Articles about our results:

A nice review in Nature by Andrew Blain: News & Views
LA Times
Discovery Magazine
Science Daily
Phys.Org
Universe Today
Space.com
Kavli Spotlight

Press Releases:

U. Chicago March 2013
Caltech March 2013
ESO March 2013
NSF March 2013
NRAO March 2013
Arizona March 2013
McGill March 2013
Max Planck March 2013

Talks:

A recent talk (heavily redacted):
Nov 2012

Some older talks (external links):
SNOWPAC 2012
UCI submm 2011
Aspen 2008

Links:

Internal SPT SMG wiki wiki

Public SPT page here: SPT

For questions and inquiries, contact Joaquin Vieira

Collaboration:

James Aguirre (UPenn)
Manuel Aravena (ESO)
Matt Ashby (CfA)
Matt Bothwell (Arizona)
John Carlstrom (Chicago)
Scott Chapman (Cambridge)
Tom Crawford (Chicago)
Carlos DeBreuck (ESO)
Chris Fassnacht (Davis)
Anthony Gonzalez (Florida)
Thomas Greve (Copenhagen)
Bitten Gulberg (ESO)
Yashar Hezaveh (McGill)
Jingzhe Ma (Florida)
Matt Malkan (UCLA)
Dan Marrone (Arizona)
Eric Murphy (IPAC)
Michael Rosenman (Penn)
Keren Sharon (Chicago)
Justin Spilker (Arizona)
Brian Stalder (Harvard)
Tony Stark (CfA)
Maria Strandet (MPIfR)
Joaquin Vieira (Caltech)
Axel Weiss (MPIfR)

Collaboration photo August 2012:



SPT on the Big Bang Theory: