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Low-z CGM Absorption in the Mufasa Simulations Kate Storey-Fisher (UWC, NYU) Romeel Dav (UWC, Edinburgh) What are the physical processes that shape the CGM on large (kpc) scales? What is the relation between the CGM and galaxy


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Low-z CGM Absorption in the Mufasa Simulations

Kate Storey-Fisher (UWC, NYU) Romeel Davé (UWC, Edinburgh)

  • What are the physical processes that shape the CGM on large (kpc) scales?
  • What is the relation between the CGM and galaxy properties?
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GIZMO-MUFASA

  • GIZMO: Gadget gravity+“meshless” hydro (Hopkins)
  • Grackle cooling+heating, including metals, non-equil primordial
  • Star formation (H2-based), minimal ISM pressure
  • 9-metal chemical enrichment: Type II/Ia + AGB stars & heat
  • Kinetic decoupled winds (+ SN heating) based on FIRE scalings
  • Quenching via prevention of halo gas cooling in Mhalo>1012+0.48z M

Hopkins+15 z=2

z=0 z=1

25 Mpc/h

Projected neutral hydrogen

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Mufasa’s new features vs. our previous sims in Ford+13,14,16

Mufasa

  • Gizmo: MFM
  • FIRE-based wind scalings
  • Thermal Mhalo-based quenching
  • 30% SN-heated outflows
  • 50% SNII yields (better MZR)
  • Very good MF & red sequence

Oppenheimer+Davé

  • Gadget-2: Old (EC) SPH
  • Mom + E-driven scalings
  • Kinetic M*-based quenching
  • Cold (~104K) outflows
  • Full yields (too high MZR)
  • Good MF, no RS

Davé+16,17,17b Davé+11a,11b

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~300 HST

  • rbits total

COS-Halos+COS-Dwarfs

Detect: HI, OVI, CII, CIII, {CIV}, SiII, SiIII, SiIV , MgII (from Keck), … Shout out to X for pyigm!

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COS-Halos matched sample

5 central galaxies per COS-Halo/Dwarf galaxy, 4 orientations (+/-x,y) Red/blue selected at sSFR=0.01 Gyr-1

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Spectral generation

  • pygad: SPH-based analysis suite (B. Roettgers, MPA);

Absorption spectra + a whole lot more!

  • Fast, flexible, public (bitbucket.org/broett/pygad)
  • Self-shielding (Rahmati+13 αJν), damping wings.
  • Outputs τ-weighted T, ρ, Z for each ion.
  • Very good match to specexbin (our previous code).
  • Sum to get EW

, column within +/- 600 km/s

  • [no Voigt profile fitting – but see our Bayesian MCMC VP

fitter VAMP: github.com/christopherlovell/VAMP (in prep)]

Bernhard Roettgers

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Mass Fraction in CGM Phases

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Metal fraction in CGM Phases

Cool CGM dominates for SF galaxies WHIM (not hot) dominates for quenched galaxies

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EW vs. impact parameter

OVI too low!

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CIV in COS-Dwarfs

Mean is about right, scatter too small

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EW Distribution

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Covering fractions

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Integrated Column per ∆z (±600 km/s)

Ford+16 dEW/dz dEW/dz

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Physical conditions vs. IEion

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Summary

  • Mufasa matches COS-Halos about as well our previous sims.
  • HI matches reasonably well, even for massive red galaxies.
  • Low ions (SiIV

,CIII) are low by x2-3 around blue galaxies, almost nonexistent around red galaxies.

  • Mid ion (CIV) from COS-Dwarfs is okay, but spread is small.
  • OVI low by x2-3 in integrated column (dNOVI/dz) or EW

. Weaker around red galaxies, as observed.

  • OVI shows strong ρ,Τ dependence on mass; other ions don’t.
  • Some discrepancies may be helped by metal-loaded outflows.
  • Origin of low ions around passive galaxies remains a puzzle!