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Rediscovering star clusters with CSS-OS Jing Zhong ng (SHAO) AO) Li Chen (SHAO), Chao Liu (NAOC) , Zhou Fan (NAOC), Xiangxiang Xue (NAOC), Haining Li (NAOC ), Jian Gao (BNU), Zhengyi Shao (SHAO), Jinliang Hou (SHAO), et al. Why star clusters ?


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Rediscovering star clusters with CSS-OS

Jing Zhong ng (SHAO) AO)

Li Chen (SHAO), Chao Liu(NAOC), Zhou Fan(NAOC), Xiangxiang Xue(NAOC), Haining Li(NAOC), Jian Gao(BNU), Zhengyi Shao(SHAO), Jinliang Hou(SHAO), et al.

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Why star clusters ?

Star Star cluster Galaxy Universe

Star clusters play the role of bridge between star and galaxy

Distance Age Metallicity

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Cluster study & stellar formation and evolution

 Binary fraction & evolution ✓ Blue straggler, Red straggler,…  Special evolution stage ✓ BHB, Be, RC, TP-AGB,…  Stellar initial mass function  Stellar populations  Stellar rotation, mass ratio (Q value)  …

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Cluster study & Galactic structure and evolution Galactic structure and evolution

▲ Star clusters ▲ Stellar distribution ▲ Gas distribution

  • 1. Globular clusters 

Galactic halo

  • 2. Open clusters 

Galactic disk

Two major tracers ➢ Spatial distribution ➢ Dynamical properties ➢ Chemical / age tagging ➢ Mass function Star clusters

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 Open Clusters (-- GMC)  where most of (thin) disk stars born

Main characteristics of Galactic OC system:

  • spatial distribution (4 – 20 kpc);reliable distance

 tracer of disk structure

  • wide range of age (106 - 109 yr) & mass

 evolution effects;IMF,…

  • [M/H]: -0.8 ~ +0.7, coeval, more reliable

 chemical evolution of disk,AMR,…

OCs  great tracer of the structure and evolution of Galactic disk Importance of open clusters observation to the Galaxy

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Massive / Supermassive globular clusters provide…

Testbeds – stellar evolution Unique hosts for exotic objects: LMXRBs, IMBH, blue stragglers Testbeds -- dynamics of dense stellar systems (N ~ 106) Internal dynamics and mass profile of galaxy halo Relics of the pre-galactic clouds at the beginning of hierarchical merging Testbeds -- starburst, merger events, evolution histories of galaxies

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Galactic halo mass

Kravtsov et al. 2014

M(stellar) strongly nonlinear function of M(halo)

Harris et al. 2015

Total mass in all globular clusters Halo mass from weak lensing

➢ M(GCs) ~ initial M(gas) ~ M(halo) ➢ GCs formation is largely immune to feedback

A stellar population that forms in direct proportion to halo mass

Galaxy formation and evolution

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Studies on Globular clusters Tidal tails on Palomar 5 ➢How do they form? ➢How do they evolve with time? ➢How do they trace the galactic evolution?

Odenkirchen et al. 2003

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Studies on Globular clusters

Li et al. 2016

 Accretion history  Binary evolution  Formation history  … Multiple- population in GCs

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Harris catalog:~156 GCs (2010) Kharchenko catalog: ~3006 star clusters (2013)

The database for Galactic star clusters Globular Clusters:

  • Harris catalog(1996,2010)

➢ Positions, Integrated magnitudes, metallicites, Radial velcocities, structural parameters

  • The HST Proper Motion Collaboration

➢ 22 GCs ( Bellini et al. 2014)

Open Clusters :

  • Photometric

➢ Pan-STARRS (r~23mag), 2MASS(J~15.8mag), LSST(r~27.5mag),…

  • Kinematical

➢ proper motion:<1-2kpc ( PPMXL, UCAC5, Gaia) ➢ radial velocity:low data-density (LAMOST)

  • WIYN open cluster study

➢ 31 (photometry) , 10 (spectroscopy)

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The great advantage of CSS-OS

High spatial resolution ~ 0.074”(pixel size) Proper motion accuracy ~0.05 -0.6 mas/yr (magnitude dependent) High precision PMs catalog

  • Membership identification in OCs
  • Internal Kinematics/Dynamics in GCs

High detection sensibility R~26 mag Stellar mass function ~0.09 Mʘ within 500 pc ~0.16Mʘ within 3kpc

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Heliocentric distance (kpc)

~100 d<10kpc ~20 d<5kpc

Globular Clusters:

✓ 1 degree FOV:Astrometric standard stars in Gaia  Absolute proper motions + proper motion in HST  high precision proper motion

  • The intrinsic velocity dispersion σv ~ 5-10 km/s
  • For GCs with dist=10 kpc 

σμ ~ 0.1-0.2 mas/yr (r~23mag)

  • For GCs in LMC/SMC dist~50kpc, σv ~ 30km/s  σμ ~ 0.1 mas/yr (r~21mag)

➢ Intrinsic rotation & velocity dispersion  Dynamical mass ➢ Distribution of velocity dispersion  Spatial mass segregation ➢ Tidal stream ➢ …

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Open Clusters:

✓ Membership Identification : High precision proper motion r=24mag: CSST ( 0.6 mas/yr ) > LSST ( 1.0 mas/yr) σμ=0.2 mas/yr: CSST ( 23mag ) > Gaia ( 19 mag ) OCs with dist =2 kpc :

➢ cluster members : ~10km/s  σμ ~ 1.0 mas/yr ➢ intrinsic σv (dynamics) : ~ 1km/s  σμ ~ 0.1 mas/yr Gaia LSST

Membership identification and kinematical analysis for low mass stars

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Survey suggestion for CSS-OS

 Multi-epoch observations  Proper Motions

✓ > 2 epochs ✓ 2 epoch + HST (GCs)

 Deep observations  High precision photometry, Mass function

✓ r limit> 26mag ~ 100 GCs in MW, dist < 10 kpc ~ 100 OCs in MW, with different age, metallicity and mass ~ GCs in LMC / SMC / M31 or other local group galaxies

230 square degree field, 20 hours exposure time

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Summary

 Star clusters in MW:

✓ Stellar properties, Population, Mass function, Binary

evolution, … ✓ Multiple-population, Internal dynamics ,Tidal tails, Fundamental plane,…

 Star clusters in other nearby galaxies:

✓ Dynamical evolution , formation environment, mass profile of galaxy halo, evolution histories of galaxies,…

 High precision proper motion  High precision photometry

Multi-epoch observations in cluster region