Two aspects of (Local) Star Formation : SFH & Z-distribution
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1 Two aspects of (Local) Star Formation : SFH & Z-distribution Francesco Palla INAF-Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri In collaboration with L. Spina (PhD), S. Randich +GES Arcetri Team OA Capodimonte,
2 Two aspects of (Local) Star Formation : SFH & Z-distribution Outline 1.! Star Formation History! YSOs Tracers of Dynamical Evolution of GMCs 2. Heavy elements in SFRs! Z Tracers of Enrichment, Impact on evolution
3 Our Cosmic Garden Our cosmic garden: the Gould Belt!
4 Our cosmic garden: Our the Cosmic Gould Garden Belt! Not exactly an example of a SF complex! seen in large scale views of a spiral disk! We don t know its origin & evolution! Yet, most of the outcome of the SF process! (IMF, SFH, SFR) doesn t seem to differ from elsewhere in the Galaxy!
5 SFH of clusters & associations! SF only occurs above threshold N th (SF>5 mag) >>N(HI!H 2 ~0.5 mag) function of local conditions (G o, A V,x e, )
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8 Taurus-Auriga: SF in space & time Distribution of stars 13 CO Distribution of dense gas in filaments C 18 O Onishi et al Palla & Stahler 2002
9 SFH of clusters & associations SF only occurs above threshold N th (SF>5 mag) >>N(HI!H 2 ~0.5 mag) function of local conditions (G o, x e, )!SF starts at low rates & increases in time!sf accelerates with e-folding times t SF ~1-3x10 6 yr, followed by deceleration
10 SFH solar neighborhood Chamaeleon IC Perseus
11 Taurus-Auriga acceleration deceleration
12 SFH solar neighborhood Rho Ophiuchi
13 ! Orionis association Dolan & Mathieu 2002,2004 interior regions interior: SF! 0 external: SF accelerates exterior
14 !"#$%$&'()*+"),-$.')/"0123)421%*"-)) 53!$.6)7898F)7899) 53!$.6)789:)
15 !"#$%$&'()*+"),-$.')/"0123)421%*"-)) SFR SFR GHI<)7899)
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17 SFH of clusters & associations SF only occurs above threshold N th (SF>5 mag) >>N(HI!H 2 ~0.5 mag) function of local conditions (G o, x e, ) SF starts at low rates & increases in time SF accelerates with e-folding times t~1-3x10 6 yr, followed by decelaration!sf occurs over an extended time period: evidence from MHD/hydro cloud models!
18 SPH Gadget (sink) ApJ 2011 Time evolution of the cloud number density and mass fractions age age Stellar age distributions for isolated cloud (left) & GMC (right)
19 Dynamic Models: Large Spreads! ApJ 2011 Results of Hydro Simulations: young young NB- # dense cores (t) not stars old old Empirical results: # of stars (t)
20 ) ) ))))Mode 1: slow SF Large-scale Gravity! Molecular clouds are in force balance & self-gravitating : quasi-static evolution! t cross ~t ff & t cl ~10 Myr>> t ff! Star birth localized in space & time! threshold (N H, G 0, x e ): SFR is low intially & accelerates in time SFE is low due to rapid deceleration
21 ) ) ))))Mode 2: fast SF Large-scale Turbulence! Molecular clouds are dynamical entities: turbulent fragmentation & dissipation t cl ~ t ff ~2-3 Myr! )SF occurs in shocks from large scale flows! SF is rapid, t SF ~1-2 t cross! SFR is low due to low efficiency in shells
22 Rapid vs Slow SF In both cases, most of star formation takes place in a short (dynamical) time
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24 Herschel & Filaments everywhere Andre et al A&A; Molinari et al. 2012
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38 Two aspects of (Local) Star Formation : SFH & Z-distribution Outline 1. Star Formation History! YSOs Tracers of Dynamical Evolution of GMCs 2. Metallicity in SFRs! Z Tracer of Enrichment, Impact on SF
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41 RGCGTk<,)<1-#">B)C'$&32)!"%12*%)
42 [Fe/H] in Star Forming Regions & Young Open Clusters OCs have higher [Fe/H] than SFRs - SFRs do not show higher than solar abundances - So far, no evidence of enrichment but
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44 Two aspects of (Local) Star Formation : Conclusions! Existence of thresholds for SF: A V,K, x e, G 0! Star formation occurs at an accelerating pace! large-scale contraction of parent clouds! SF in filaments: origin? dense cores?! SFRs/Young Clusters: ~solar metallicity! No/Weak evidence for direct Z-enrichment
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