Star-forming galaxies with hot dust emission in the Sloan Digital Sky
  Survey discovered by the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE)
  We present the results of a search for Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS)
emission-line galaxies with very red 3.4mum - 4.6mum (W1-W2) colours in the
Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) Preliminary Release Source Catalogue
(PRSC) aiming to find objects with hot dust emission. For this purpose we
considered a sample of ~16000 galaxies with strong emission lines selected out
of a total of ~900000 SDSS spectra and identified them with the PRSC sources.
We find that ~5000 sources out of the ~16000 SDSS galaxies are present in the
PRSC, including ~1000 galaxies with sufficiently strong [OIII]4363 emission
lines to permit reliable determinations of the oxygen abundance. No correlation
of W1-W2 with metallicity is found. On the other hand, there is clear evidence
for a redder W1-W2 index in galaxies with higher Hbeta luminosity and higher
Hbeta equivalent width, implying that strong UV radiation from young starbursts
efficiently heats interstellar dust to high temperatures. However, galaxies
with very red colours W1-W2>2 mag, similar to that in the local extreme
star-forming galaxy SBS 0335-052E, are very rare. In addition to three
previously known sources, which are not present in our sample, we found only
four such galaxies.
