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Galaxy populations within clusters in the 2PIGG catalogue
V. Eke (University of Durham) The 2PIGG catalogue Integrated properties (M/L & stellar masses) Galaxy properties (L.F., profiles in r and v) Central galaxies
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Calculating the group mass
Dynamically-inferred masses using group velocity dispersions and projected sizes. (The 5 is chosen to match DM FOF b=0.2 haloes.)
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Calculating the group luminosity, Lb
Correct for galaxies beneath the flux limit assuming a universal Schechter function, M*=-19.72, a=-1.18 (cf Norberg et al 2002).
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Galaxy populations within clusters in the 2PIGG catalogue
Integrated properties (M/L & stellar masses) Galaxy properties (L.F., profiles in r and v) Central galaxies
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Measuring stellar masses
b- and r-band fluxes from SuperCOSMOS. Some J- and K-band fluxes from 2MASS. Fluxes+redshifts => luminosities. Kennicutt stellar IMF + Bruzual & Charlot stellar evolution. Model galaxy tracks with exponential SF timescales, metallicity= and a 5% burst at one of a set of times to fit galaxy colours. See Eke et al., 2005, MNRAS, 362, 1233 for details.
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Integrated cluster properties
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Galaxy populations within clusters in the 2PIGG catalogue
Integrated properties (M/L & stellar masses) Galaxy properties (L.F., profiles in r and v) Central galaxies
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Galaxy luminosity functions
within groups
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Galaxy positions within clusters
Stack together clusters with at least 20 members, using dynamically-inferred masses. 1) The projected galaxy number density profile (see also Collister & Lahav, 2005, MNRAS,361,415) 2) The line-of-sight velocity distribution
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Projected galaxy number density profiles
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Galaxy populations within clusters in the 2PIGG catalogue
Integrated properties (M/L & stellar masses) Galaxy properties (L.F., profiles in r and v) Central galaxies
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cf. Yang etal, 2005, MNRAS,358,217
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Conclusions 1) The largest 2PIGGs have a Schechter function + central galaxy LF 2) Redder galaxies are less conc. in angular position, but more conc. in velocity 3) Central galaxy contains ~4% of cluster stellar mass 4) Redder central galaxies tend to have slightly redder satellites in their haloes at fixed mass
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