Effects of early reionization on the formation of galaxies

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Effects of early reionization on the formation of galaxies. Hajime Susa Rikkyo University. Impacts of UVB on GF. PHOTO IONIZATION Production of electrons : catalysts of H 2 formation → enhance the fraction of H 2 Momentum Transfer PHOTO DISSOCOATION Dissociation of H 2 → No coolant - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Hajime SusaRikkyo University

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Impacts of UVB on GFImpacts of UVB on GFImpacts of UVB on GFImpacts of UVB on GF

PHOTO IONIZATION• Production of electrons : catalysts of H2

formation → enhance the fraction of H2

• Momentum Transfer PHOTO DISSOCOATION

• Dissociation of H2 → No coolant PHOTO HEATING

• Keep the gas temperature 104-105 K• Photo-evaporation• Suppression of SF in gals.

PHOTO IONIZATION• Production of electrons : catalysts of H2

formation → enhance the fraction of H2

• Momentum Transfer PHOTO DISSOCOATION

• Dissociation of H2 → No coolant PHOTO HEATING

• Keep the gas temperature 104-105 K• Photo-evaporation• Suppression of SF in gals.

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Thoul & Weinberg 1996

Cooling and heating rates Cooling and heating rates Cooling and heating rates Cooling and heating rates

Equilibrium temperature is 104-105K

Dynamics of Galaxies with Tvir < 104 Kare strongly affected.

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SF in cold HI phaseSF in cold HI phase---- Importance of RT and H---- Importance of RT and H22cooling ----cooling ----SF in cold HI phaseSF in cold HI phase---- Importance of RT and H---- Importance of RT and H22cooling ----cooling ----

Young & Lo 1996, 1997-1 -1Two phase HI : km s km s10 , 4 : :

• Leo A , Sag DIG : current SF, two phase• LGS 3 : no SF, no cold HI

They suggest that existence of cold HIphase is a good indicator of SF.

H2 cooling & Radiation Transfer

Cooling below 104 K and self-shielding against UVB

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Photo-evaporation → LG Photo-evaporation → LG dSph?dSph?Photo-evaporation → LG Photo-evaporation → LG dSph?dSph?

Dark dSphs have large M/L (Mateo 1998) 。→ evaporation of gas

Spheroidal system →merging of peaks

Most of the LG dwarfs have extended old population ( age > 10 Gyrs) (Mateo 1998) 。→ Cut-off of SFR

Dark dSphs have large M/L (Mateo 1998) 。→ evaporation of gas

Spheroidal system →merging of peaks

Most of the LG dwarfs have extended old population ( age > 10 Gyrs) (Mateo 1998) 。→ Cut-off of SFR

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Early reionization (WMAP)Early reionization (WMAP)Early reionization (WMAP)Early reionization (WMAP)

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Substructure in Galactic HaloSubstructure in Galactic HaloSubstructure in Galactic HaloSubstructure in Galactic Halo

Moore et al. 1999Cluster Halo

Galactic Halo

M 145 10 8

M 122 10 820 times smaller than expected

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Early Reionization, CDM density Early Reionization, CDM density perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....Early Reionization, CDM density Early Reionization, CDM density perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....

Blown away by photo-evaporation

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If Z_reion=7, 1σ density perturbations are not prevented from forming stars.

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Early Reionization, CDM density Early Reionization, CDM density perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....Early Reionization, CDM density Early Reionization, CDM density perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....perturbation, and Radiative cooling.....

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Method (RSPH)Method (RSPH)Method (RSPH)Method (RSPH) SPH

• Steinmetz & Muller 1993• Umemura 1993

Gravity• HMCS in University of Tsukuba (CCP)• GRAPE6, direct-sum

Radiation transfer of ionizing photons• Kessel-Dynet & Burkurt 2000 • Nakamoto, Umemura & Susa 2001

Primordial chemistry & Cooling• Susa & Kitayama 2000• Galli & Palla 1998

SPH • Steinmetz & Muller 1993• Umemura 1993

Gravity• HMCS in University of Tsukuba (CCP)• GRAPE6, direct-sum

Radiation transfer of ionizing photons• Kessel-Dynet & Burkurt 2000 • Nakamoto, Umemura & Susa 2001

Primordial chemistry & Cooling• Susa & Kitayama 2000• Galli & Palla 1998

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Evolution of IUV :  I211 at z=3, I210.1 at z=4, I210.01 at z=5

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GP trough of High-z QSOsGP trough of High-z QSOsGP trough of High-z QSOsGP trough of High-z QSOs

Fan et al. 2002

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ResultsResultsResultsResults

Photo-evaporation works very well for z_c<15 and M<107M_sun.

For M ~ 108M_sun, the photo-evaporation redshift is as large as z_c=8-9

Photo-evaporation works very well for z_c<15 and M<107M_sun.

For M ~ 108M_sun, the photo-evaporation redshift is as large as z_c=8-9

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SummarySummarySummarySummary

Formation of low mass galaxies are investigated by 3D RHD simulations with early reionization model.

We find zones of photo-evaporated galaxies and large M/L galaxies. But we need more simulations.

RT effect is important for the formation of large M/L galaxies

CDM substructure problem might be resolved solely by the early reionization model at dSph scale. But we need more detailed analysis.

We need statistical analysis in order to discuss the M/L peak of LG dSphs.

Formation of low mass galaxies are investigated by 3D RHD simulations with early reionization model.

We find zones of photo-evaporated galaxies and large M/L galaxies. But we need more simulations.

RT effect is important for the formation of large M/L galaxies

CDM substructure problem might be resolved solely by the early reionization model at dSph scale. But we need more detailed analysis.

We need statistical analysis in order to discuss the M/L peak of LG dSphs.