IAP Ly workshop 2007, Paris Dust in Young Galaxies DARK Cosmology Centre | Niels Bohr Institutet | Københavns Universitet
2 Motivation Surface brightness mapSurface brightness profile Fynbo et al. (2003)
3 Lyman Cooling radiation (~10%) Stellar sources (~90%) Metagalactic field (~1%) Young galaxies should be visible (Partridge & Peebles, 1967)
4 Analytical models Osterbrock (1962) Harrington (1973) Neufeld (1990)
5 Analytical models Dijkstra (2006)
6 Reality
7 Numerical models
8 Cosmological simulations Sommer-Larsen et al. (2003) Sommer-Larsen (2006) The movie
9 Monte Carlo L,T,n HI,v bulk,Z
10 Emit photon Monte Carlo
11 Emit photon Determine Monte Carlo
12 Emit photon Determine u atom Determine Monte Carlo
13 Emit photon ^ Determine n Determine u atom Determine Escape! Monte Carlo
14 Radiative transfer
15 Observations
16 Surface brightness maps
17 Surface brightness profiles
18 Spectra
19 Significance of the velocity field
20 Fitting a Neufeld profile
21 Dust AGBs: e.g., Draine (2003) QSOs: e.g., Elvis, Marengo, & Karovska (2002) SNe: e.g., Sugerman et al. (2006)
22 Adaptive Mesh Refinement
23 Adaptive Mesh Refinement
24 Metals He, C, N, O, Ca, Si, S, Fe at different ionization levels
25 n:n: , P( , ): Properties of dust In principle easy: Metals condense to dust
26 n:n: , P( , ): Properties of dust In principle easy: Metals condense to dust
27 n:n: , P( , ): Properties of dust In principle easy: Metals condense to dust
28 n:n: , P( , ): Properties of dust In principle easy: Metals condense to dust
29 n:n: , P( , ): Properties of dust In principle easy: Metals condense to dust
30 Properties of dust Laboratory experiments
31 Properties of dust Laboratory experiments