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FEEDBACK IN GALAXY FORMATION Disks SMBH growth AGN and star formation Joe Silk IAP/JHU/Oxford Collaborators: Vincenzo Antonnucio-Deloglou, Volker Gaibler, Sadegh Khochfar Feedback is needed - 2 a 3 m p t cool T 1 + 2 b M


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FEEDBACK IN GALAXY FORMATION

Joe Silk IAP/JHU/Oxford

Collaborators: Vincenzo Antonnucio-Deloglou, Volker Gaibler, Sadegh Khochfar

Disks SMBH growth AGN and star formation

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Feedback is needed

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Galaxy luminosity/mass theory (CDM-motivated)

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SN AGN

Reionization Supernovae Tidal stripping Active galactic nuclei Infall heating

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low efficiency due to SN feedback

A GLOBAL STAR FORMATION LAW

Kennicutt et al 2006

cold gas accretion/global disk instability

M33 Grossi et al 2008

SFR=0.02 (GAS SURFACE DENSITY)/tdyn

SFE: e = s gas vcool m*,SN / ESN = 0.02

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But SNe do not eject enough baryons even from dwarfs

McGaugh et al 2010 Powell et al 2011

Baryon fraction Outflow/inflow

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Bigiel et al 2009

Star Formation efficiency =SFR/GAS MASS x FREE FALL TIME

1% 100% star formation rate/pc2 atomic + molecular gas density/pc2

H2 fraction controls star formation (depends on UV, Z) Starbursts have higher SFE

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The angular momentum problem

  • Bulge/disk ratio is too large due to dynamical

friction on dark matter …. causes angular momentum loss of infalling substructures

  • Solved by SN-driven wind feedback …. but at a

price

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Piontek and Steinmetz 2011

Hi SFE Lo SFE

Agertz 2010

gas stars gas

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But the disk overheats…

House et al 2011

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NGC 545 a pure thin disk galaxy

Kormendy et al 2010

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More massive pure disk galaxies

NGC 6946 NGC6503

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FEEDBACK BY AGN

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Schawinski et al. 2008

Shock-Excited Photoionized

Age in billions of years

AGN are observed to quench star formation….

Schawinski et al Schawinski et al.2010

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Farrah et al 2012

AGN-driven ouflows anticorrelate with obscured star formation

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star formation rate is quenched by AGN

Antonuccio-Deloglou+ 2010

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AGN jet-induced backflow feeds the SMBH

13.106 yr 30.106 yr entropy contours

Antonuccio-Deloglou + Silk 2009

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M· = 3´109 Msun s 300 km s æ è ç ç ç ö ø ÷ ÷ ÷

4

LEdd/c=GMMgas/r2

Blowout occurs/star formation terminates when SMBH- relation saturates

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Feedback by massive black holes

black hole mass velocity dispersion

McConnell et al 2011

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BH GROWTH AND STAR FORMATION

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Wilkins et al 2008

Stellar mass assembly rate Star formation rate density

star formation rate density vs. mass assembly rate

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DOWNSIZING via galaxy stellar mass fraction (centrals) efficiency via abundance matching to z=4

Behroozi 2010

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Black hole accretion rate

Silverman et al. 2008

Star Star for

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Buried AGN fraction

Buried Buried AGN correction tion ? ?

Imanishi 2010 Star formation rate density

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Active galactic nuclei: aftermath or precursor to star formation?

redshift star formation rate SMBH accretion rate x 10-3

quenching and/or triggering

gravity-induced star formation

z=1 z=10

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  • Netzer 2009

connection between AGN and starbursts

Hatziminaoglou 2010

Netzer 2011

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Lutz et al 2011

Luminous AGN correlate with star formation

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Common feeding of SMBH & SF by CO reservoir

Xia et al 2012

PAH6m Lbol

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Elbaz et al 2011

Median SSFR

Wechsler 2012

Specific star formation rate SFR/Mstar

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Gultekin 2009

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Silk & Nusser 2010

Unbinding the gas requires hMBHc > Mgs

momentum-driven AGN winds alone

cannot explain the MBH-srelation

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3) maybe its both! AGN triggering of star formation 1) Its not supernovae 2) Its not AGN momentum

FEEDBACK PROBLEMS IN MASSIVE GALAXIES

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If AGN-driven outflows trigger star formation,

star formation rate boost factor ~ vcocoon/s ~10-100 + outflow momentum amplified by supernovae

star formation may be triggered by AGN

JS + C. Norman 2008 eSN= s vcool m*,SN / ESN SFR = eMgas/t ff Minkowski’s object

Croft et al. 2006 Klamer et al. 2006 z = 4.7 quasar + CO

H2 formation triggered by AGN

JS and Norman 2009

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Stacey et al 2010

[CII]

Intense central UV in PDR [CII]/FIR associated with extreme starburst

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SMBH in z ~ 6 quasars lie high

Wang et al 2010

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3-d N-body + hydro: RAMSES code (simulations by V. Gaibler, S. Khochfar, M. Krause, JS 2011) 100 pc resolution, 10 cm-3 SF threshold

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pressure

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stars

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How do we form bulgeless (> 15%) galaxies ?

McConnell et al 2011

Are there two modes of star formation ?

UNSOLVED FEEDBACK PROBLEMS IN GALAXY FORMATION

Why downsizing in Z, M*, SSFR, MBH ? How are baryons lost from galaxies ? How are stars formed in extreme environments ? How are SMBH formed at early epochs ?