University of Arizona (UofA) SHARDS: An unbiased spectro-photometric survey of passively evolving galaxies at z>1 in GOODS-N Pablo G. Pérez-González Universidad.

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University of Arizona (UofA) SHARDS: An unbiased spectro-photometric survey of passively evolving galaxies at z>1 in GOODS-N Pablo G. Pérez-González Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) Ramón y Cajal Associate Professor at UCM Associate Astronomer at Steward Observatory Co-I´s: G. Barro, M. Balcells, N. Cardiel, J. Cenarro, J. Cepa, S. Charlot, A. Cimatti, C. Conselice, E. Daddi, J. Donley, D. Elbaz, I. Ferreras, J. Gallego, R. Gobat, R. Guzmán, A. Renzini, L. Tresse, I. Trujillo, J. Zamorano

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Ellis et al. (2000) The classical view on galaxy formation

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Ellis et al. (2000) The current paradigm for galaxy formation

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Li et al. (2008) The paradigm for galaxy formation: models

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Miley et al. (2006) The paradigm for galaxy formation: data

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Checking the paradigm: environmental effects Literature comparison: Castellano et al. (2007) reported a forming cluster at z=1.6 in GOODS-S GOODS-S Pérez-González et al. (in preparation) Rainbow Database

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Checking the paradigm: environmental effects GOODS-S photo-z (R<24) photo-z (R>24) GTC CAT approved OSIRIS/MOS proposal: 21 hours in 2009B (resubmitted in 2010A) PI: Pérez-González Rainbow Database EGS

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Yan et al. (2000) Franx et al. (2003) Daddi et al. (2004) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Pérez-González et al. (2008a) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Marchesini et al. (2009) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Papovich et al. (2006) Half of them are already quiescent

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Daddi et al. (2005) Trujillo et al. (2007) And they are very compact!!!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Cimatti et al. (2008) Characterizing red and dead galaxies 13 objects in 480 hours with VLT!!!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Daddi et al. (2005) The Mg(UV) spectral index as an age indicator

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Survey for High-z Absorption Red and Dead Sources

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Proposed as an ESO/GTC Large Program in March 2009 (PI: Pérez-González, 19 co-I’s). 20 nights awarded in 2010A and 2011A. 2 OSIRIS pointings in GOODS-N with 25 filters each. GTC/Consolider Project approved grant to buy dedicated set of 25 medium-band (FWHM=17 nm) filters. SHARDS: Survey for High-z Absorption Red and Dead Sources

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: instrumental setup

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: observational facts 25 filters from 500 to 950 nm: 22 with FWHM=17 nm 3 reddest filters with FWHM=25-35 nm. Blue filters (<660 nm) to reach 27.0 mag at 3. Red filters (>660 nm) to reach 26.5 mag at 3. Exposure times will range from 4 to 30 ks. 2 OSIRIS pointings x25 filters to cover GOODS-N. Detailed calibration needed, including imaging & spectroscopic observations: effect of sky variability, spatial variation of passband,…

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Mg(UV) index with photometry

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Ilbert et al. (2009) SHARDS: better photo-z’s mag (20-30 nm width)  z/(1+z)<0.01!!!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Ellis et al. (2000) SHARDS: detecting ELGs

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Summary Main science case: Detection of z>1 ETGs, ages with Mg(UV). Examples of other science cases: Balmer breaks and D(4000) for z<1 sources. Accurate photo-z’s for all sources in field. Stellar population modeling with 25 filters. ELGs: star-forming and AGN. Program to start in March 2010 Extension to other fields (such as EGS) with other telescopes (such as Subaru)?

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Franx et al. (2003) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Daddi et al. (2004) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Daddi et al. (2005) The Mg(UV) spectral index as an age indicator

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Trujillo et al. (2007) And they are very compact!!!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Daddi et al. (2004) Checking the paradigm: many massive galaxies at z>1!

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Cimatti et al. (2008) Characterizing red and dead galaxies

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December Cimatti et al. (2004) Cimatti et al. (2008) McCarthy et al. (2004) Characterizing red and dead galaxies

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Mg(UV) index with photometry

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Mg(UV) index with photometry

December 2009 AEGIS Meeting Toledo, December SHARDS: Mg(UV) index with photometry