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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 August 2012
The star formation history (SFH) of galaxies is a principle uncertainty in SED modeling, and simple parameterizations of the SFH in typical SED fitting techniques may introduce biases in the resulting derived parameters. It is possible to constrain the SFH of galaxies more tightly through the observations of resolved stellar colour-magnitude diagrams with HST. This work is a first attempt to combine constraints on galaxy SFH from resolved stars with broadband SED modeling from the UV to the IR. This combination allows for the effects of different realistic SFHs on the SED to be quantified.
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