Assembling the Milky Way David Spergel. What has changed? Context: – Standard cosmological model – No galaxy is an island… (John Dunne vs. Immanuel Kant)

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Assembling the Milky Way David Spergel

What has changed? Context: – Standard cosmological model – No galaxy is an island… (John Dunne vs. Immanuel Kant) Tools: – Statistical galactic astronomy 100s of stars -> 100,000s -> 1e9 (GAIA +LSST) – Precision metallicities – Numerical simulations reaching relevant scales: possible to simulate galaxy in cosmological context Elliptical are “easy”, disk galaxies are hard t form >> t dyn Importance of orbit-based tools for secular effects (e.g., Sellwood- Binney)

Milky Way: Assembly from Parts Can we see the pieces? – Do the lumps come in as stars? (halo?) – Do the lumps come in as gas? (disk?) Hot? Cold? – How do the lumps effect previously existing structure? Unused piece problem – total mass: 1.4e12 (Smith et al.; RAVE) 1e12 Xue et al. (SDSS) [4e11 within 60 kpc] – Expected baryon mass: 2.4e11 – Observed baryons: 4-8e10 where are the unused 90%! Angular momentum problem Do we live in a typical Galaxy?

Thin Disk Do the properties of the galactic disk reflect initial conditions? How important is on-going accretion? Role of cold streams? HVCs? Accretion from hot halo?? Is there a dark disk? Role of winds in chemistry? Age-metallicity relationship? – Can we believe the ages? Role of churning (Sellwood/Binney) Deviations from axisymmetry in dynamics and abundances – Open clusters as hierarchical structure formation in disks – Bar effects from OLR (Dehnen 2000) – Spiral structure (Minchev & Quillen 2005) – Constraints from fluctuations in metallicity for young stars – Constraints on mixing

Thick Disk What is its origin? – Seems to easy: mergers should form a thick disk and Sellwood/Binney should do it Two thick disks? (Binney) Thick disk (10%)- more in smaller galaxies (Dalcanton, etc.) Kinematically distinct? Merger event at 10 Gyr? RAVE evidence for distinct kinematics Distinct in  /Fe Disk evolutionp: many processes – Infall, fountain, radial inflow, disk heating, minor merger, radial mixing. Which ones matter?

Bar and Bulge When did the bulge form? When did the bar form? Stars are old and there are significant metallicity gradients Is it long-lived? When did the metal rich stars form? Can we reconcile a bar formation and reformation scenario with the observations? Bar/Halo Interactions

Stellar Halo + Dwarf Spheroidals How big is the halo? (stellar?) (dark matter?) Was the halo made of dwarf spheroidals? How different from current dSph? How many? – More and more streams in outer halo(SEGUE, Grillmair …) – Radial velocity substructure: structure in the nearby halo (10 < r <17.5 kpc) (Schlaufman et al. 2009) – Bell et al match to Bullock & Johnson 2005 – LCDM seems to have survived its substructure crisis Low metallicity stars from many dSph; High metallicity stars from a handful of early dSph All prototypes are exceptional: Sgr – large gradient in tidal tail of Sgr (Chou et al. 2007). Significant difference between tail metallicities and Sgr core. Sgr chemical properties (s/Fe; La/Fe, Y/Fe) shows different SFR than other dwarfs. Universal enrichment history – difference due to rates (rather than IMF)

Chemical Evolution Not even globular clusters are simple: – Dual sequences (NGC 1851,..); second parameter problem Intrinsic evolution; external pollution; self-pollution; primordial variations? Halo metallicity distribution – Regular shape – well fit by outflow models with reduced yield (1/10 th local effective yield) – Very smooth – is this compatible with hierarchical merging? – Building block are unaffected by SNIa ejecta (formed in less than 1 Gyr or the SNIa ejecta escaped) Dwarf and Milky Way halo have a G dwarf problem (outflow or pre- enrichment or early infall) Mixing within proto-open cluster? Mixing within proto-dwarf spheroidal? Mixing rate within galaxy? Constraints on galactic fountain

Nucleosynthesis Elements and isotopes – Solar system abundances fit reasonably well by models but intriguing anamolies Abundance trends – Surprises: N (mixing) Ti (behaves like alpha peak) Co/Fe, Zn/Fe and Cr/Fe are not fit by models Hypernovae as a source of Zn? Individuals matter: intriguing fluctuations – Eu/Fe shows huge scatter at Fe/H < -2 Product of strong r process – r process doesn’t mix well Future: Nucleosynthesis with 3D models – With distributed ignition points for SNIa – Neutrino transport

First Stars They are in the bulge but “not of the bulge” (JT) – Wide dispersion of Fe/H at any age – Can already constrain models with invariant IMF – Target for APOGEE – Pair-instability SN chemical signatures no Zn and no Co, no r-process Doesn’t look like low Z stars Carbon-rich stars at low metallicity? Binaries? Spin stars?

Milky Way as a Spiral Galaxy Is the Milky Way special? My education on spectral synthesis: – Colors are not useful: degenerate to change in age and composition – 5 Gyr [Fe/H]=-0.4 and 15 Gyr [Fe/H]=-0.7 are almost identical (H  / MgII can separate these two). – SSP ages= birthrate of stars in the last Gyr – Contamination by burst populations – Importance of calibration of stellar population models (Schiavon… Sauron observations of Sa – Younger, more metal-poor and less a-enriched than E/S0s. Larger range in ages. – Young stars disk polution or peusdo-bulges What does the MW look like in integrated light? MW is old for an Sc galaxy. Are we missing the inner (and younger part of the Galaxy) What is the age-metallicity gradient in our bulge and inner disk?

Surveys Revolution in the size and quality of data – SEGUE and RAVE – APOGEE, HERMES, GAIA, LSST,… LSST: 1.0 mas for parallax and 0.2 mas/year for proper motions. Synthesis of chemical tagging with dynamics – How many tags? (many HR1614s) – How do we construct global models? – How do we characterize fluctuations? Streams Fluctuations in chemical properties with orbits In ten years, will we have a coherent formation history for our disk, bulge, and halo? – What are the key questions? What do we need to do to address them? Theoretical tools?