Metals at Highish Redshift And Large Scale Structures From DLAs to Underdense Regions Patrick Petitjean Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris B. Aracil R.

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Metals at Highish Redshift And Large Scale Structures From DLAs to Underdense Regions Patrick Petitjean Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris B. Aracil R. Srianand C. Ledoux F. Stoehr C. Pichon J. Bergeron E. Rollinde M. Longhetti F. Coppolani E. Scannapieco P. Richer P. Erni P. Noterdaeme

Overall Picture Where are the metals ? Center of halos : which one ? Expelled from the center of. Halos -> Winds Along filaments What about the Voids ? Derive Metallicities Correlations – Clustering Colombi et al. (2005)

Metals in the IGM Association with galaxies Metallicities and SF QSO (GRBs ? Galaxies ?) Absorption Lines

Damped Ly-α Systems Metals : -> Metallicities -> Dust content -> Kinematics Molecules H2 : -> Density/Temperature -> UV flux Star- Formation ? Winds ? HI :

Redshift-Evolution and Depletion pattern Prochaska et al. (2003) * Some evolution * Presence of dust * No system at Z<-3 * Gas not obviously cold Rodriguez et al. (2006) Keck-ESI – X-shooter UVES

Homogeneity Pixel by pixel metal ratiosDispersion is small Rodriguez et al. 2005, A&A, 446, 791  Associated objects probably small

Abundance ratios in DLA Systems Sample of ~100 DLAs * [O/Fe] ~ for -2.6<[O/H]<-1 * Depletion sequence from [Zn/Fe] * Phosphorus under-solar for [Zn/H]<-1 Ledoux et al., in prep.

Peculiar Metallicities in DLAs 1. Z=2.19 towards HE : [O/H]=-1.81 [C/H]=-1.76 [N/H]<-3.3 [Fe/H]=-2.12 Richter et al., 2005, astro-ph/ [P/C] > 1 ? 2. Z=2.62 towards Q : [O/H]=-2.45 [C/H]=-2.81 [N/H]=-3.83 [Fe/H]= > Metallicity as in the IGM ? -> IMF Msun ?

Molecular Hydrogen in DLA systems at z>2 75 DLAs ; 12 detections 15% of DLAs have H2 - Small H2/HI fraction Ledoux et al. 2003, MNRAS, 346, Noterdaeme et al., in prep Physical conditions : -> Different J levels -> CI* ; CII* T=100 K ; n=10 cm-3 -> Ambiant UV flux is several times that of the Galaxy Star formation : H2 ; CII* ; Ly  emission Winds ?

DLA at z=2.09 towards Q logNHI = Ly-alpha in emission – CII* very strong [Zn/H]=-1.22 [Fe/Zn]=-0.65 Heinmüller et al. (2005) astro-ph DLA Lya Wind ? SFR : Ly-  emission : 1.6 Ms/yr Consistent with CII* No H2 : UVBG 10x+/Galaxy Winds are slow…

PSS J Molecules at z=4.224 CI – CI* Temperature of the Microwave Background

Mass-Metallicity Relation [X/H] : metallicity - W1 : Absorption Width Ledoux et al. Astro-ph/ Metal Rich = Massive Galaxy Evolution with z : For a given mass Z increases with time There is SF ; If winds : not very strong except for massive objects

Summary DLAs Mild evolution of [X/H] with z ( =-1.5) Presence of dust : depletion a factor of 10 smaller than in our Galaxy H2 detected in about 15% of DLAs ; amount much smaller than in the Galactic disk -> T larger ; dust amount smaller Small variations of abundance ratios along the profiles -> small dimensions Star-formation : N/O small -> massive stars Lya emission weak but CII* conspicuous Winds slow Mass-metallicity relation ?

Direct Correlation Galaxy-Absorber 1.MgII Systems (z ~ 1) * Broad band imaging and spectroscopic follow-up -> 35 kpc Bergeron & Boissé (1991, A&A 243, 344); Steidel (1993) * Weak MgII systems ? Churchill et al. (2000) -> > 70 kpc 2. CIV Systems -> Much larger Very few observations MgII z = kpc CIV z=1.334 > 150 kpc

CIV longitudinal correlation function Large Programme ESO – 643 CIV systems detected directly Observations : Column density distribution SPH Simulation : -Bubbles (radius R bubble ) around haloes of mass M halo - Ionized by the UV background - Simulated los analyzed the same way as data Correlation Function

Fitting the CIV longitudinal correlation function Fitting the column density distribution and the correlation function => M halo = 5x10 11 M sun and R bubble = 2.5 Mpc Filling factor : ~10% Scannapieco et al., 2006, MNRAS, 365, 615

The Third Dimension Where are the metals ? Expelled from the center of. Halos -> Winds Along filaments What about the Voids ? The IGM Correlations Along the los -> Big Sample Transverse -> Pairs or groups

Transverse Correlation in the Lyman-α forest and the metals Longitudinal : Large Programme ESO : 20 LOS UVES R=45000 S/N= Transverse : 33 pairs 1-3 arcmin observed with FORS - z ~ 2.1

Correlation Functions for CIV Transverse CorrelationLongitudinal Correlation All together Without a quartet of QSO Coppolani et al. (2006, submitted)

A quartet of QSOs within 10 arcmin  arcmin 1.5 < z < 2.2 -> Tol

Correlation in the Lyman-α Forest Longitudinal correlation function UVES FORS z=2 z=3 Observed versus Simulated correlation functions

Simulated correlation functions - Hydro simulations in a 100 Mpc simulation - Effect of temperature and peculiar velocities on longitudinal and transverse correlation functions Longitudinal Transverse Dark Matter only Effect of T Peculiar Velocities

Transverse correlation function Alcock & Paczynski test -> Sample should be increased to derive  -> Very good prospect for further investigation -> Groups of QSOs Correlation signal up to 5 arcmin

Metals in Underdense Regions Large Programme ESO : R=45000 S/N>70 20 LOS Aracil et al. 2004, A&A 419, 811 CIV OVI 1. IGM is Very Inhomogeneous 2. Metallicity small : [C/H] < -2.5 Pixel analysis: vs τ(HI)

Metals in Underdense Regions CIV and OVI are present for  HI)>1 Aracil et al. 2004, A&A, 419, 811 CIVOVI Log CIV/HI ~ -3 and log OVI/HI ~ -1.8 for τ(HI)>1 or δ ~ 2 for z=2.5 Excess of OVI in the vicinity of overdensities -> Winds ? Simulations : [C/H]=-3 filling factor : 20% (Schaye & Aguirre)

Conclusions Metals detected directly – CIV: => M halo = 5x10 11 M sun and R bubble = 2.5 Mpc Filling factor : ~10% There is SF in DLAs : * H2 in 15% of DLAs * Metallicity – Mass Relation => Metals come from the most massive objects * Difficult to estimate the SFR (Lyα emission and CII*) Winds are not fast ? Transverse Correlation: * No signal in strong CIV at 2 arcmin and z=2 * Strong signal in the Lyα forest up to 5 armin Metals in Underdense regions : * CIV is present in at least 20% of the volume * Excess of OVI within 300 km/s from overdensities -> Winds ?

OVI in the IGM

Molecular Hydrogen at High Redshift

Ly-  Ly-  C IV Metals QSO Spectra