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Quasar Absorption System Current status of QALs (1) Katsuya Okoshi Tokyo Univ of Science Kazuyuki Ogura (Bunkyo Univ) 2018/11/24-25 Introduction Ly emission QSO spectra HI absorptions Metal absorptions Classification H


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Quasar Absorption System

Current status of QALs (1)

Katsuya Okoshi Tokyo Univ of Science Kazuyuki Ogura (Bunkyo Univ) 2018/11/24-25

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Lyα emission

QSO spectra

Introduction

Metal absorptions HI absorptions

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Classification

  • HⅠ absorption Systems

Photo-ionization: “Ionized” system Cross section n Metal absorption Systems Elements: C, Mg, Fe, Na, Zn, etc.. Constraints on SF, SN feedback process cm2 cm-2

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Why we focus on absorption systems ?

  • Physical properties of Intergalactic MediumIGM)

Dominant process in IGM Photo-ionization: UV background radiation at e=13.6 eV

Photon vs Baryon

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UV background radiation at e=13.6 eV

Ø Number densities of Radiation sources QSOs, young galaxies, …

Ø Proximity Effect:

Decrease Lyα Forest in the vicinity of QSOs

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Ionization state of IGM

Ionization rate per hydrogen atom Photo-ionization timescale Recombination timescale

(+ Timescales of physical & chemical processes gravitational instability, etc)

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Haadt & Madau 2012

Hydrogen photoionization rate

QSOs Galaxiess

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Photon vs Baryon

Observed photon is enough to ionize the intergalactic medium? Photon number density nγ vs Baryon number density nB

at z=3

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Haadt & Madau 2012

Ionizing radiation intensity at 912 Å

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Photo-ionization: UV background radiation at e=13.6 eV

Specific Intensity

at z~2-3

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Low Opacity (Lyα) High Opacity

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Single power-law (∝ N(HI)β)

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Prochaska et al. 2010

NHI∝NHIβ ; β < 2

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HI gas reservoir DLA contains a significant fraction of the HI gas in the universe! Ω(HI) 10-3 at 0 < z < 4 HI gas resides in DLAs

β = 1.4-1.7

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Rao et al. 2017

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Codoreanu et al. 2018

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Types Log N(HI) dN/dz Origin Lyα Forest 13-16.5 ~30 (z<2) ~100 (z=3) Intergalactic density fluctuations LLS 17-19 ~0.6(z~1) ~1-3 (z=3) Cool CGM (104 K) (?) Sub-DLA 19-20 ~0.6 (z=3) Extended halo gas,

  • utflows (?)

DLA 20-22 ~0.1 (z=1) ~0.2 (z=3) Galactic disk, Extended halo gas, outflows, inflows, tidal gas, etc… C IV ~ Lyα Forest

(?)

~10 (z~0) <10 (z>3) halo hot gas (105 K) IGM Mg II 15-20 ~1 (z~1) <5 (z>3) halo warm gas (103 K) Gas out/inflow O VI ~ LLS(?) ~1-10 (z~0) ~30 (z~2) Warm-hot CGM (?)

QSO Absorption Systems

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QSO Absorption System

N(HI) distribution Incidence Rate Metal abundance Gas abundance dynamics Correlation (galaxy) Correlation (QSO)

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Incidence rate

n : number density σ : cross section

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Redshift Distributions (Incidence Rates) of DLA, sub-DLA &LLS DLA (LogN(HI)/cm-2>20.3) Sub-DLA (19.0<LogN(HI)/cm-2<20.3) LLS (17.2<LogN(HI)/cm-2<19.0)

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No evolution

HI absorption systems

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H Lyα 1216 Å MgII 2783 Å LL 912 Å CIV 1418 Å OVI 1078 Å Ionizing radiation spectrum

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Low ionization system High ionization system

Mg Ⅱ, Si Ⅱ, Al Ⅱ, O I, etc C Ⅳ, Si Ⅳ, O Ⅳ, etc Low-temperature/high-density regions High-temperature/low-density regions

IP/eV = 15.0, 16.3, 18.8, 13.6, .. IP/eV = 64.4, 45.1, 136.1, ..

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Strong MgII traces GALAXIES?

Metal absorption systems

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Nestor et al. 2005 Strong MgII (W>0.3Å) Weak MgII (W<0.3Å)

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Trace structure formation ? Trace structure formation ? (e.g., galaxies ?)

HI & Metal absorption systems

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Mean proper distance along the line of sight

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1 10 100 1000

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L / Mpc

z = 3

Lya Forest LLS DLA weak MgII strong MgII CIV

Mean proper distrance between systems along the line of sight HI Metal

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Incidence rate

n : number density σ : cross section

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Total cross sections σ at z=3 (n=1.010-3 Mpc-3 )

0.1 1 10 100

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Cross section / Mpc2

z = 3 Lya Forest LLS DLA weak MgII strong MgII CIV

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Total cross sections at z=3 (n=1.010-3 Mpc-3 )

0.1 1 10 100

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Cross section / Mpc2

z = 3 Lya Forest LLS DLA weak MgII strong MgII CIV

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Total cross sections at z=3 (n=1.010-3 Mpc-3 )

0.1 1 10 100

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Cross section / Mpc2

z = 3 Lya Forest LLS DLA weak MgII strong MgII CIV

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Rao et al. 2017 Strong MgII and DLA

MgII Absorption width

DLA shows strong MgII

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DLA-MgII Sub-DLA-CIV LLS-OVI Lyα Forest

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Absorbers as a probe of SF in galactic halos DLA Sub-DLA LLS e.g., SFR Velocity shifts Metallicity Velocity width ΔV90 including Outflow radiation SF in galaxctic halos Vs Physical scale R (e.g, cross section σ)

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Summary

  • QSO Absorption System

HI, Metal absorption system & IGM Incident rates dN/dz (+ Total cross-section ) DLA < LLS < Lyα forest strong MgII < weak MgII < CⅣ ~ OⅥ Galaxy < Halo (virial radius) < CGM < LSS (filaments, voids)

  • A probe of galaxy, galactic halo, CGM and IGM

Galaxy DLA and strong MgII Halo (cloud in/outflow) & CGM DLA~LLS, MgII IGM Lya-forest , CIV