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		| Paper: | Galaxy Evolution as Seen from Space with ISO |  
		| Volume: | 240, Gas and Galaxy Evolution: A Conference in Honor of the 20th Anniversary of the VLA |  
		| Page: | 52 |  
		| Authors: | Dole, H. |  
		| Abstract: | The Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) probes the evolution of galaxies in the mid- and far-infrared range. We present the ISO deep surveys, in particular the FIRBACK survey at 170 μm, and their cosmological implications. All these results led us to build a phenomenological model of galaxy evolution which fits all the mid-infrared to submillimeter existing data, and allows scientific preparation of forthcoming space missions (SIRTF, Planck, and FIRST), as well as ground observations in the submillimeter and millimeter range. |  
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