NEW EVOLUTIONARY MODELS OF HII GALAXIES

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
SPITZER IRS spectra of Virgo early-type galaxies: detection of stellar silicate emission Laura Silva (INAF-TS) Alessandro Bressan (INAF-PD), Pasquale Panuzzo.
Advertisements

T.P. Idiart  and J.A. de Freitas Pacheco   Universidade de São Paulo (Brasil)  Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur (France) Introduction Elliptical galaxies.
STAR-FORMING DWARF GALAXIES: Evolutionary self-consistent models Mariluz Martín-Manjón Mercedes Mollá Ángeles Díaz Roberto Terlevich VII Workshop Estallidos,
Low-metallicity galaxies at low redshifts Y. I. Izotov Main Astronomical Observatory, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Kevin Bundy, Caltech The Mass Assembly History of Field Galaxies: Detection of an Evolving Mass Limit for Star-Forming Galaxies Kevin Bundy R. S. Ellis,
LOGO The Chemical and Color Evolution of M Reporter: Jun Yin (Shao) Supervisor: Jinliang Hou (Shao)
RESULTS AND ANALYSIS Mass determination Kauffmann et al. determined masses using SDSS spectra (Hdelta & D4000) Comparison with our determination: Relative.
Gamma-ray Bursts in Starburst Galaxies Introduction: At least some long duration GRBs are caused by exploding stars, which could be reflected by colours.
Primeval Starbursting Galaxies: Presentation of “Lyman-Break Galaxies” by Mauro Giavalisco Jean P. Walker Rutgers University.
IONISING STELLAR POPULATIONS IN IN CIRCUMNUCLEAR STAR FORMING REGIONS ● Enrique Pérez-Montero (1), Ángeles I. Díaz (1) & Marcelo Castellanos (2) ● Dpto.
I.1 ii.2 iii.3 iv.4 1+1=. i.1 ii.2 iii.3 iv.4 1+1=
Bruno Henriques Claudia Maraston & the Marie Curie Excellence Team Guinevere Kauffmann, Pierluigi Monaco Evolution of the Near-Infrared Emission from Galaxies:
Lessons from other wavelengths. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a spectrum is worth a thousand pictures.
C. Halliday, A. Cimatti, J. Kurk, M. Bolzonella, E. Daddi, M. Mignoli, P. Cassata, M. Dickinson, A. Franceschini, B. Lanzoni, C. Mancini, L. Pozzetti,
I.1 ii.2 iii.3 iv.4 1+1=. i.1 ii.2 iii.3 iv.4 1+1=
A New Technique to Measure ΔY/ΔZ A. A. R. Valcarce (UFRN) Main collaborators: J. R. de Medeiros (UFRN)M. Catelan (PUC) XXXVII SAB meeting Águas de Lindóia,
New Insight Into the Dust Content of Galaxies Based on the Analysis of the Optical Attenuation Curve.
Lick index system definition at the RSS/SALT A.Y. Kniazev (SALT/SAAO), O.K. Sil’chenko (SAI MSU)
The assembly of stellar mass during the last 10 Gyr: VVDS results B.Garilli on behalf of the VVDS consortium 1 topic, 4 approaches, concordant results.
Evolutionary Population Synthesis models Divakara Mayya INAOEhttp:// Advanced Lectures on Galaxies (2008 INAOE): Chapter 4.
1 New Spitzer Results for Neon and Sulphur in NGC 6822 Reggie Dufour AU 10/07/2009.
Martin et al. Goal-determine the evolution of the IRX and extinction and relate to evolution of star formation rate as a function of stellar mass.
PI Total time #CoIs, team Bob Fosbury 10n (ELT 42m) ~5. Skills: lens modelling, photoionization modelling, massive star SED modelling, practical nebular.
Garching, 19/05/20041 Modelling the PNLF: Population Effects on the Bright Cut-off Paola Marigo – Dipartimento di Astronomia,Padova Léo Girardi – Osservatorio.
Modeling the dependence of galaxy clustering on stellar mass and SEDs Lan Wang Collaborators: Guinevere Kauffmann (MPA) Cheng Li (MPA/SHAO, USTC) Gabriella.
3D spectroscopy of BCDs:Inferring the Star Formation Activity Ismael Martínez Delgado In collaboration with: G. Tenorio-Tagle, C. Muñoz-Tuñón, A. Moiseev.
Marta Gavilán Bouzas Mercedes Mollá Lorente Estallidos IV, Granada
Lecture 18 Stellar populations. Stellar clusters Open clusters: contain stars loose structure Globular clusters: million stars centrally.
Model Chemical Evolution: Starburst Environment. Once upon a time… Somewhat big bang started it all. Radiation domination Matter domination Matter gets.
Stellar Populations in the Central 10 pc of low-luminosity AGNs and Seyfert 2 Marc Sarzi (University of Hertfordshire, UK) In Collaboration with H.-W.
Recontres de Moriond XXV La Thuile, March 2005 Recontres de Moriond XXV La Thuile, March 2005 Theoretical SEDs in Starbursts: SFRs in both the UV and IR.
Present-Day Descendants of z=3.1 Ly  Emitting (LAE) Galaxies in the Millennium-II Halo Merger Trees Jean P. Walker Soler – Rutgers University Eric Gawiser.
Modelling the Red Halos of Blue Compact Galaxies Zackrisson, E 1., Bergvall, N 1., Marquart, T 1., Mattsson, L 1. & Östlin, G. 2 1 Uppsala Astronomical.
What the UV SED Can Tell Us About Primitive Galaxies Sally Heap NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center.
IFU studies of GRBs and SNe regions Lise Christensen (Excellence Cluster Universe, Technical University Munich) + Maryam Modjaz (NY), + Christina Thoene.
Stellar evolution in the post-AGB stage Olga Suárez Laboratorio de Astrofísica Espacial y Física Fundamental – Madrid (Spain) Supervisors: Minia Manteiga.
Lisa Kewley - Lisa Kewley (IfA, U.Hawaii) Collaborators: C. Kobulnicky (U.Wyoming), M. Geller (SAO), B. Barton (UC Irvine), R. Jansen.
Selection and Photometric Properties of K+A Galaxies Alejandro D. Quintero, David W. Hogg, Michael R. Blanton (NYU), et al.
SUSHIES Giorgos Leloudas Weizmann Institute of Science & Dark Cosmology Centre.
J. Miguel Mas Hesse Elena Jiménez Bailón María de Santos Luis Colina Rosa González-Delgado When UV meets IR. Moriond 2005.
Dwarf Irregular Galaxies Models Marta Gavilán Mercedes Mollá Ángeles Díaz NGC 6822 DDO 187.
Bruno Henriques Claudia Maraston & the Marie Curie Excellence Team Guinevere Kauffmann, Pierluigi Monaco Evolution of the Near-Infrared Emission from Galaxies:
Recent Star Formation Histories of Dwarf Galaxies
Comparison of different codes Patricia Sanchez-Blazquez
Studying Nearby Starbursts with HST
Genevieve J. Graves University of California, Santa Cruz
Spectroscopy of PNe in Sextans A, Sextans B, NGC 3109 and Fornax
Ciro Pinto(1) J. S. Kaastra(1,2), E. Costantini(1), F. Verbunt(1,2)
A Survey of Starburst Galaxies An effort to help understand the starburst phenomenon and its importance to galaxy evolution Megan Sosey & Duilia deMello.
Lessons from (10 years of) spectral synthesis experiments with
Extragalactic Archaeology
The History of the Baryon Budget Yann Rasera Supervisor: Romain Teyssier and Jean-Pierre Chièze Horizon Project Cosmological simulations Analytical model.
Ciro Pinto(1) J. S. Kaastra(1,2), E. Costantini(1), F. Verbunt(1,2)
Intrinsic Absorption of Mrk 279
IMF inferred based on field stars (red) and based on a variety of clusters (blue, green, and black) (Kroupa 2002)
Infall in High-mass Star-forming Clumps
Hugh H. Crowl UMass with Jeff Kenney (Yale)
Chemical Reactions May 09, 2016.
The Stellar Population of Metal−Poor Galaxies at z~1
Probing Reionization with Lyman Alpha Emitters Pratika Dayal
Lecture 11: Age and Metalicity from Observations
The dust attenuation in the galaxy merger Mrk848
Chemical evolution of N2H+ in massive star-forming regions
On the
Modeling the dependence of galaxy clustering on stellar mass and SEDs
Galactic Astronomy 銀河物理学特論 I Lecture 3-4: Chemical evolution of galaxies Seminar: Erb et al. 2006, ApJ, 644, 813 Lecture: 2012/01/23.
Multicolor study of the interacting galaxies of Leo Triplet
SVO - ESAVO Use case: Comparison of evolutionary synthesis models
Validity of abundances derived from spaxel spectra of the MaNGA survey
Modeling Star Formation and Chemical Evolution in the Local Group dwarfs Oleg Gnedin University of Michigan.
Presentation transcript:

NEW EVOLUTIONARY MODELS OF HII GALAXIES ESTALLIDOS V Granada, 2007 NEW EVOLUTIONARY MODELS OF HII GALAXIES Mariluz Martín Manjón* Mercedes Mollá** Ángeles I. Díaz* *Universidad Autónoma de Madrid ** CIEMAT

INTRODUCTION Are HII galaxies young systems? How the star formation takes place in HII galaxies? We have used three tools: 1st. Chemical evolution code: (Ferrini et al.1992 , Mollá et al. 1996, Mollá & Díaz 2005) t=0-13.2 Gyr, Δt=0.5 Myr age, metallicity, abundances 2nd. Evolutionary synthesis code: (García –Vargas et al. 1995, Mollá & García-Vargas, 2000) S.E.D ionizing continuum 3rd. Photoionization code: (CLOUDY, Ferland et al. 1991) Emission lines

ATTENUATED BURST MODELS From t=0 to t=13.2 Gyr , Δt= 0.5 Myr Mtot= 100·106M R= 500 pc (Telles et al. 1997) 10 attenuated bursts every 1.3 Gyr. Different initial efficiencies and attenuations have been taken. Attenuation modes: n=number of the burst nn= attenuation factor Type 0 Type 1 Attenuation mode nn efficiencies - 64% 33% 10% 1 0.5 3% 0.8 1.2 Basic model More attenuated than type 0 Less attenuated than type 0 Increasing efficiency

Star formation rates Type 1 nn=0.5 Type 0 10% 3% 33% 10% 33% 64%

Oxygen abundance Type 1 Type 0 nn=0.5 64% 33% 10% Type 1 Type 1 nn=1.2 HII galaxies: 7.5 < 12+log(O/H) < 8.5 (Hoyos & Díaz 2005, Terlevich et al. 1991) Type 1 nn=0.5 Type 0 64% 33% 10% Type 1 nn=1.2 Type 1 nn=0.8

Ionized gas: diagnostic diagrams I Type 0 Є= 10% Є= 33% Data compilation: Hoyos & Díaz 2006

Diagnostic diagrams II Є= 10% Є= 33% Type 1 nn=0.5 high attenuation

Diagnostic Diagrams III Type 1 nn=0.8, low attenuation Є= 3% Є= 10% Є= 33%

Diagnostic Diagrams IV Type 1 nn=1.2, increasing s.f.r. Є=3%

EW(Hβ) vs. colour Evolution of colour is reproduced with the contribution of the underlying population, not with a SSP. Type 0 33% Observational data: Hoyos & Díaz 2006 Salzer et al. 95 Terlevich et al. 91

EW(Hβ) vs. colour nn=0.5, є =33% With a high attenuation we can cover the whole range of data. The contribution of the continuum is higher than the blue colour of the burst . nn=0.5, є =33% nn=0.8 Є= 10% nn=1.2 Є= 3%

SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS We have made models combining a chemical evolution code, an evolutionary synthesis code and a photoionization code, from t=0 to t=13.2 Gyr, Mtot=108M⊙ and R= 500pc, with 10 starburts every 1.3 Gyr . Different efficiencies and attenuations have been chosen to reproduce the HII galaxies, from Hoyos & Díaz (2006) catalogue. -The values in every model are between 3% and 33% of initial efficiency, depending on the attenuation, according to oxygen abundance. - Emission lines can be reproduced with these models, being the best fit model, in average, a model with 33% of initial efficiency and high attenuation - Studying the equivalent width versus colour diagrams, we can see that it is necessary to include the contribution of the underlying populations to reproduce the tendency of the observations, that it is not reproduced with SSPs. To reproduce the whole range of the observations in colour, not only the tendency , the contribution of the underlying population must be higher than the blue colour of the current burst.