*** Photometric catalogs with bagpipes output used to compute SMFs in https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2024arXiv240308872W/abstract Please cite this paper when using the catalogs. The catalog contains the following columns, where stands for the respective filter keys in lowercase letters (e.g. f444w): id n/a identification number from the original SExtractor run ra deg right ascension (J2000) dec deg declination (J2000) x_image pixel centroid x-position of the object (SExtractor) y_image pixel centroid y-position of the object (SExtractor) a_image pixel isophotal image major axis (SExtractor) b_image pixel isophotal image minor axis (SExtractor) theta_image deg isophotal image position angle (SExtractor) kron_radius n/a Kron radius in units of A or B (SExtractor) sn_lw_det_img n/a S/N in the LW detection image (inverse variance weighted F277W+F356W+F444W stack) aper_corr n/a aperture correction factor derived from F444W and applied to all bands (see above) enclosed_flux_fraction n/a fraction of energy encircled by the Kron-ellipse in the F444W PSF. To get the total correction applied to the aperture fluxes, use aper_corr / enclosed_flux_fraction class_star_ n/a CLASS_STAR parameter (SExtractor) in (only for NIRCam wide filters), value between 0 and 1 specifying the probability that the object is a star (use with caution) faper_ nJy flux in measured in a circular aperture of radius 0.16" eaper_ nJy error in the aperture flux f_ nJy aperture-corrected, psf-matched flux in e_ nJy error in the aperture-corrected, psf-matched flux in , with a 5% error floor sn_ n/a signal-to-noise ratio in before applying the 5% error floor r50_ pixel radius containing 50% of the flux in (SExtractor) sn_flag binary 1, if the corresponding source has S/N < 3 in ALL the NIRCam wide filters F115W, F150W, F200W, F277W, F356W and F444W flag_ binary 1, if the corresponding source is flagged in , in this case f_ = e_ = -99 c_ n/a compactness parameter f(D=0.4") / f(D=0.2") for LRD selection z_phot_eazy n/a best-fit photometric redshift from eazy (peak of the PDF) z_phot_160_eazy n/a 16th percentile of the redshift PDF (eazy) z_phot_840_eazy n/a 84th percentile of the redshift PDF (eazy) z_phot_chi2_eazy n/a chi^2 of the best-fit photometric redshift (eazy) f_restU_eazy nJy restframe U-flux (eazy) e_restU_eazy nJy error in the restframe U-flux (eazy) f_restB_eazy nJy restframe B-flux (eazy) e_restB_eazy nJy error in the restframe B-flux (eazy) f_restV_eazy nJy restframe V-flux (eazy) e_restV_eazy nJy error in the restframe V-flux (eazy) f_restJ_eazy nJy restframe J-flux (eazy) e_restJ_eazy nJy error in the restframe J-flux (eazy) Lv_eazy L_sun V-band luminosity (eazy) Av_eazy mag extinction in V-band (eazy) m_star_eazy M_sun stellar mass (eazy) m_star_160_eazy M_sun 16th percentile of the stellar mass (eazy) m_star_840_eazy M_sun 84th percentile of the stellar mass (eazy) sfr_eazy M_sun/yr star formation rate (eazy) sfr_160_eazy M_sun/yr 16th percentile of the star formation rate (eazy) sfr_840_eazy M_sun/yr 84th percentile of the star formation rate (eazy) chi2_eazy_phoenix_stars n/a Chi^2 of the eazy fit using phoenix star templates stellar_flag binary if 1, the source is likely a star, diffraction spike or contaminated by stellar light hugekron_flag binary if 1, R50(F444W) > 50 pix or r_kron,red > 150 pix nofit_flag binary if 1, eazy did not return a reasonable fit for this source (best-fit redshift -1 or 19.9) junk_flag binary if 1, R_50(F444W) < 1.2 and mag(F444W) < 28.5 use_phot binary if 1, the source is likely a galaxy with reliable photometry (see above) Additional columns are direct output from bagpipes which we run with the settings described in Section 2.4 of the paper. See the bagpipes documentation for more information: https://bagpipes.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ ***