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N.M. Förster Schreiber SINS+zCOSMOS Collaboration R. Genzel, A. Renzini, C. Mancini, S. Newman, P. Lang, S. Tacchella, S. Wuyts, L.J. Tacconi, D. Lutz, C.M. Carollo, S.J. Lilly K. Bandara, N. Bouché, A. Burkert, P. Buschkamp, D. Ceverino, A. Cimatti, G. Cresci,, E. Daddi, R. Davies, A. Dekel, S. Genel, E.K.S. Hicks, J. Kurk, V. Mainieri, C. Maraston, H.J. McCracken, M. Mignoli, T. Naab, P. Oesch, Y. Peng, L. Pozzetti, K.L. Shapiro Griffin, A.E. Shapley, A. Sternberg, D. Vergani, E. Wisnioski, E. Wuyts, G. Zamorani Galaxy Growth at Early Times from 3D Studies KMOS 3D Team D. Wilman, R. Bender, R. Genzel, K. Bandara, R.I. Davies, M. Fossati, T. Mendel, E. Wisnioski, E. Wuyts, S. Wuyts, A. Beifiori, G. Brammer, J. Chan, M. Fabricius, S. Kulkarni, J. Kurk, P. Lang, D. Lutz, I. Momcheva, E.J. Nelson, R. Saglia, S. Seitz, L.J. Tacconi, P. van Dokkum

Galaxy Growth at Early Times from 3D StudiesMain-Sequence of Star -forming Galaxies at z ~ 1 – 3 Typically kinematic and structural gas-rich disks Ubiquitous powerful outflows driven

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Page 1: Galaxy Growth at Early Times from 3D StudiesMain-Sequence of Star -forming Galaxies at z ~ 1 – 3 Typically kinematic and structural gas-rich disks Ubiquitous powerful outflows driven

N.M. Förster Schreiber

SINS+zCOSMOS Collaboration R. Genzel, A. Renzini, C. Mancini, S. Newman, P. Lang, S. Tacchella, S. Wuyts, L.J. Tacconi, D. Lutz, C.M. Carollo, S.J. Lilly

K. Bandara, N. Bouché, A. Burkert, P. Buschkamp, D. Ceverino, A. Cimatti, G. Cresci,, E. Daddi, R. Davies, A. Dekel, S. Genel, E.K.S. Hicks, J. Kurk, V. Mainieri, C. Maraston, H.J. McCracken, M. Mignoli, T. Naab, P. Oesch, Y. Peng,

L. Pozzetti, K.L. Shapiro Griffin, A.E. Shapley, A. Sternberg, D. Vergani, E. Wisnioski, E. Wuyts, G. Zamorani

Galaxy Growth at Early Times from 3D Studies

KMOS3D Team D. Wilman, R. Bender, R. Genzel, K. Bandara, R.I. Davies, M. Fossati, T. Mendel, E. Wisnioski, E. Wuyts, S. Wuyts,

A. Beifiori, G. Brammer, J. Chan, M. Fabricius, S. Kulkarni, J. Kurk, P. Lang, D. Lutz, I. Momcheva, E.J. Nelson, R. Saglia, S. Seitz, L.J. Tacconi, P. van Dokkum

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Main-Sequence of Star-forming Galaxies at z ~ 1 – 3 Typically kinematic and structural gas-rich disks

Ubiquitous powerful outflows driven by SF and AGN

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SINS/zC-SINF MASSIV AMAZE/LSD OSIRIS/Law OSIRIS/Wright WiggleZ HIZELs IMAGES LBAs DYNAMO GHASP

See Review by Glazebrook (2013)

SINS/zC-SINF: NMFS+09/14,Mancini+11,Newman+13; MASSIV: Épinat+09a/12,Contini+12,Sanchez-Lopez+12; AMAZE/LSD: Gnerucci+10/11; OSIRIS: Law+09/12,Wright+09; WiggleZ: Wisnioski+11,12; HiZELs: Swinbank+12a/12b; IMAGES: Flores+06, Yang+08, Puech+12; LBAs: Basu-Zych+09, Gonçalves+10; DYNAMO: Green+10; GHASP: Épinat+09b/10 Also, Lensed objects: Stark+08, Jones+10/12, Yuan+11/12, E.Wuyts+13, Bandara+13

Lensed

IFU Studies through Cosmic Time

≤ 2013: ~ 300 galaxies

at z ~ 1 – 4 in ~ 300 nights

≥ 2013: ~ 1000’s galaxies

at z ~ 1 – 4 in ~ 300 nights

KMOS (KMOS3D,VIRIAL,

K2S, KDS, KMOS-Clusters, …)

MUSE

CALIFA SAMI

MaNGA …

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NMFS+09; Mancini+11; NMFS/Mancini+14; among others

Hα velocity fields SINFONI+AO

A Majority of high-z SFGs are Disks

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~ 1 – 23h on-source (typically 6h)

P92, ~ 8–17h on-source

NMFS+09; Mancini+11; NMFS/Mancini+14; Wisnioski+14. Also, Stott+13; Swinbank+14; among others

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P92, ~ 4–8h on-source

NMFS+09; Mancini+11; NMFS/Mancini+14; Wisnioski+14. Also, Stott+13; Swinbank+14; and many others

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Newman+13; Wisnioski+14 ; CO: Swinbank+11,12; Tacconi+13; Genzel+13

High-z Disks are Turbulent

Local Disks

Rotation-dominated ~80%

Dispersion-dominated ~20%

Also: Dib+06; NMFS+06,09,14; Genzel+06,08,13; Stark+08; Cresci+09; Law+09,12; Wright+09; Épinat+09a,09b,12; Lehnert+09,13; Jones+10; Green+10; Gnerucci+10; Swinbank+12; Kassin+12; Lemoine-Busserolle+12; Newman+13

CO

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Newman+13; Wisnioski+14 ; CO: Swinbank+11,12; Tacconi+13; Genzel+13

High-z Disks are Turbulent

Also: Dib+06; NMFS+06,09,14; Genzel+06,08,13; Stark+08; Cresci+09; Law+09,12; Wright+09; Épinat+09a,09b,12; Lehnert+09,13; Jones+10; Green+10; Gnerucci+10; Swinbank+12; Kassin+12; Lemoine-Busserolle+12; Newman+13

CO

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Clumpy Star Formation in Turbulent Gas-Rich Disks

Genzel+08,11; NMFS+11b; Newman+12a; Wisnioski+12; Wuyts+13 See also, e.g., Cowie+95; Colley+96; Giavalisco+96; Elmegreen+04–09; Lotz+04; Conselice+04; Law+07; Swinbank+10-12; Jones+10; Guo+12; Tadaki+14

𝐋𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓 ~ 𝐟𝐠𝐠𝐠𝐑𝐝𝐝𝐠𝐝 ~ 𝟏 𝐝𝐤𝐤

𝐌𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓𝐓 ~ 𝐟𝐠𝐠𝐠𝟐 𝐌𝐝𝐝𝐠𝐝 ~ 𝟏𝟏𝟗 𝐌

z ~ 2 disks:

Cold molecular gas Stars

Newman+13

Tacconi+10,13

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Clumpy Star Formation in Turbulent Gas-Rich Disks

Genzel+08,11; NMFS+11b; Newman+12a; Wisnioski+12; Wuyts+13 See also, e.g., Cowie+95; Colley+96; Giavalisco+96; Elmegreen+04–09; Lotz+04; Conselice+04; Law+07; Swinbank+10-12; Jones+10; Guo+12; Tadaki+14

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ZC406690 clump B

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Vigorous Feedback from Star Formation at z ~ 2

Also, Pettini+00; Shapley+03; Weiner+09; Steidel+10; Coil+11; Kulas+11; Law+12b; Kornei+12; Heckman+00; Martin+05; Rupke+02–13; Sharp,Bland-Hawthorn10; Sturm+11; Westmoquette+12,13; Rodríguez Zaurín+13; Cicone+14; and many others

Genzel+11; Newman+12a,b; Shapiro+09

Mass outflow rates in ionized gas ~ 1 – 5× SFRs Clump lifetimes < a few 100 Myrs

1” (8kpc)

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FWHM ~ 450 km/s

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NMFS+09; Mancini+11; NMFS/Mancini+14

Hα velocity fields SINFONI+AO

Resolved Kinematics at z ~ 2

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Genzel+08; NMFS+09,14; Tacchella+14; Genzel+14. Also, e.g., Swinbank+11,12; Nelson+12,13; Wuyts+13; Tadaki+14

Hα surface brightness SINFONI+AO

Resolved Star Formation at z ~ 2

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Q Σ(gas)

log(Mdyn/M) = 10.3–10.6 log(Mdyn/M) = 10.6–11.0 log(Mdyn/M) = 11.0–11.3 log(Mdyn/M) = 11.3–11.4

Evidence for Gravitational Quenching

Also, e.g., Hunter+98; Martig+09,13; Saintonge+12; Crocker+12; Dekel&Burkert13 Genzel+14a

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Review by Fabian (2012); E.g., Nesvadba+11; Maiolino+12; Harrison+12; Diamond-Stanic+12; Cano Díaz+12; Bradshaw+13; Cecil+90; Sturm+11; Rupke,Veilleux11,13; Westmoquette+12; Cicone+12,14; Mullaney+13; Veilleux+13; Rodriguez-Zaurín+13

Hα narrow Hα broad

Rest-6000Å

1” (8kpc)

NMFS+14a; Genzel14b

FWHM(broad,center) ~ 1700 km/s

FWHM(broad) ~ 500 km/s

Nuclear AGN-driven Outflows in Massive z~1–2 MS SFGs

Occurrence rate 75% at log(M)>10.9

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Future Prospects

Surveys of ~ 1000’s galaxies with multi-IFUs and MOS (e.g., KMOS, MUSE, MOSFIRE) Surveys of ~ 100+ with IRAM/NOEMA and ALMA

Synergies w/ HST, AO, and local surveys (CALIFA, SAMI, MANGA, …)

More complete and coherent picture over cosmic time combining detailed and global properties of galaxies

VIRIAL PIs Mendel/Saglia

PIs Förster Schreiber/Wilman

K2S PIs Sharples/Bower/Bureau

KMOS-Deep PI Cirasuolo

KMOS-clusters PIs Bender/Davies

KMOS-SPT PIs Mohr/Ivison