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1 KROSS: The KMOS Redshift One Spectroscopic Survey Durham/Oxford KMOS GTO survey of ~1000 typical Star Forming Galaxies at z=1 John Stott Durham University KROSS P.Is: Richard Bower (Dur), Martin Bureau (Ox) Durham: Mark Swinbank, Ian Smail, Ray Sharples, Helen Johnson, Oxford: Andy Bunker, Matt Jarvis, Georgios Magdis, Alfie Tiley Others: David Sobral, Philip Best
2 KROSS: The KMOS Redshift One Spectroscopic Survey Durham/Oxford KMOS GTO survey of ~1000 typical Star Forming Galaxies at z=1 John Stott Durham University KROSS P.Is: Richard Bower (Dur), Martin Bureau (Ox) Durham: Mark Swinbank, Ian Smail, Ray Sharples, Helen Johnson, Oxford: Andy Bunker, Matt Jarvis, Georgios Magdis, Alfie Tiley Others: David Sobral, Philip Best
3 What drives SFRD rise to z=1-3? Madau plot Mergers? Major? Minor? (e.g. Somerville+2001, Conselice+2008) Secular processes? Gas infall rates? (Keres+2005, Bower+2006, Dekel+2009) Hopkins & Beacom et al. 2006
4 What drives SFRD rise to z=1-3? Wuyts+2011 Elbaz Need to look at Typical Main sequence star forming galaxies at z=1 Main Sequence: Term for correlation between mass and SFR for star forming galaxies (Noeske+2007) evolves with z (e.g. Elbaz+2011). KROSS targets the Main Sequence at z=1.
5 KMOS KMOS: multi object IFU on VLT 24 IFUs 3*3 arcsec size, pixel scale=0.2 /pix 24x Wavelength range= micron, zyjhk bands Placeable in 7.2 arcmin diameter circle Status: Observations began Autumn 2013
6 KMOS KMOS: multi object IFU on VLT 24 IFUs 3*3 arcsec size, pixel scale=0.2 /pix 24x Wavelength range= micron, zyjhk bands Placeable in 7.2 arcmin diameter circle Status: Observations began Autumn 2013
7 KROSS: The KMOS Redshift One Spectroscopic Survey 24x KROSS - 30 Night Durham and Oxford KMOS GTO collaboration Halpha Up to 1000 resolved Halpha observations of mass selected typical Main Sequence star forming galaxies [NII] [NII] SII 1000 hour stack of all P92 targets SFR and metallicity/agn content
8 KROSS Science Goals Disc fractions Merger fractions Halpha NII 24x Tully Fisher relation Dynamical masses Gas fractions Metallicity Gradients Winds/Outflows
9 KROSS Selection Fields: UDS, ECDFS, COSMOS, SA22 Mass selection (K AB=22.5, log(m)~9-9.5) Red and fainter galaxies lower priority HiZELS Halpha NB included too Main sample: known spectroscopic redshifts NII 24x
10 KROSS P92 First 240 targets observed in ESO period 92 Efficiency: 93% detections. 80% resolved Halpha. Similar number to SINS in only ~7 nights Pri 1&2 Halpha Pri 3 NII 24x Pri 3
11 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 M.S. SFR corrected for Av-gas based on Herschel stacks mass from full SED fitting
12 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 M.S. SFR corrected for Av-gas based on Herschel stacks mass from full SED fitting
13 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 M.S. SFR corrected for Av-gas based on Herschel stacks mass from full SED fitting
14 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 M.S. SFR corrected for Av-gas based on Herschel stacks mass from full SED fitting
15 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 M.S.
16 Preliminary Result: Dynamical masses Gas Fraction: 0.65 Dynamical mass ~3x Stellar mass. Therefore high gas fraction 60-70% ( % DM). Gas Fraction evolves with z We have ALMA time to get gas masses for a subset of KROSS
17 Preliminary Result: Dynamical masses Gas Fraction: 0.65 Geach+2011 Dynamical mass ~3x Stellar mass. Therefore high gas fraction 60-70% ( % DM). Gas Fraction evolves with z We have ALMA time to get gas masses for a subset of KROSS
18 Rotation or Dispersion support? M.W. Rotation V=V80 sigma corrected for inst. and local dv/dr Dispersion
19 Rotation or Dispersion support? M.W. Rotation V=V80 sigma corrected for inst. and local dv/dr Dispersion
20 Rotation or Dispersion support? M.W. Rotation V=V80 sigma corrected for inst. and local dv/dr Dispersion
21 Rotation or Dispersion support? M.W. Rotation V=V80 sigma corrected for inst. and local dv/dr Dispersion
22 Preliminary Result: Disc fractions Still a high fraction of rotation supported systems at z~1 (see also SINS, KMOS3D etc) V/sigma<8 (typical low z disc=10) dynamically hotter
23 Preliminary Result: Disc fractions Rotation fraction correlates with SFR and Mass (weaker). Hint of anti-correlation with ssfr. Decreases with redshift (careful with selection!)
24 Preliminary Result: Disc fractions Kassin Rotation fraction correlates with SFR and Mass (weaker). Hint of anti-correlation with ssfr. Decreases with redshift (careful with selection!)
25 Preliminary Result: Disc fractions Kassin Rotation fraction correlates with SFR and Mass (weaker). Hint of anti-correlation with ssfr. Decreases with redshift (careful with selection!)
26 Mass-Metallicity Relation Pettini & Pagel 2004
27 Mass-Metallicity Relation Pettini & Pagel 2004
28 Results: KMOS SV observations of HiZELS Stott et al arxiv: Metallicity gradient correlates with SSFR. High SSFR driven by metal-poor gas funnelled towards centre? Explains evolution and discrepancies seen by others
29 Results: KMOS SV observations of HiZELS Stott et al arxiv: Metallicity gradient correlates with SSFR. High SSFR driven by metal-poor gas funnelled towards centre? Explains evolution and discrepancies seen by others
30 Results: KMOS SV observations of HiZELS Stott et al arxiv: Metallicity gradient correlates with SSFR. High SSFR driven by metal-poor gas funnelled towards centre? Explains evolution and discrepancies seen by others
31 Preliminary Result: Metallicity Gradient KROSS Stott et al arxiv: with KROSS points included. Follows similar trend (very preliminary)
32 The KROSS Main Sequence at z=1 KROSS: Durham/Oxford KMOS GTO survey of ~1000 typical Star Forming Galaxies at z=1 M.S. SV papers: Stott et al arxiv: ; Sobral et al. 2013, ApJ, 779, 139
33 correct out the ssfr of MS
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