Sakura CLAW Program. March 26-30, 2018 Koshiba Hall, School of Science, The University of Tokyo
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1 Sakura CLAW Program March 26-30, 2018 Koshiba Hall, School of Science, The University of Tokyo * 15 min slot (10 min talk and 5 min questions) * 25 min slot (20 min talk and 5 min questions) ** We aim to save ample time of questions and discussion for more interactions. ** The 15 min-slot speakers, please keep talk time of 10 min (sharp limit). March 26 18:00-21:00 Welcome Drink and Registration (Sakura Cafe at Sendagi) March 27 8:30 (30min) Light Breakfast and Registration (Koshiba Hall Lobby) 9:00 (10min) Opening Remarks and Logistics Session 1: Deep Lyα Observations at the post EoR Chair: James Rhoads 9:10 (25min) "The MUSE Hubble Ultra Deep Field survey" Roland Bacon 9:35 (15min) "On the spatial distribution of Lyman-alpha emission at z>3: Insights from MUSE" Lutz Wisotzki 9:50 (15min) "Probing the ISM at z>3 using rest-frame UV emission lines from MUSE Data of ~1000 LAEs" Kasper Schmidt 10:05 (15min) "HST-undetected LAEs from MUSE Spectroscopy" Michael Maseda 10:20 (15min) "Stacking HST data of MUSE LAEs to find Lyman continuum emission" Josephine Kerutt 10:35 Coffee break (Koshiba Hall Lobby) 10:50 (25min) " Lyman-alpha Emission in Low Metallicity Galaxies at z~2" Dawn Erb 11:15 (15min) "Gravitationally lensed Ly-alpha emitters studied with MUSE" Johan Richard 11:30 (15min) "Lyman Alpha and ISM properties of a spectroscopic sample of star forming galaxies at 1.5 < z < 3" Emil Rivera-Thorsen 11:45 (15min) "The Mean Ultraviolet Spectrum of a Representative Sample of Faint z~3 Lyman Alpha Emitters" Kimihiko Nakajima 12:00 (15min) Poster short talks 1 12:15 (20min) Moderated discussion 1 (moderator: Tommaso Treu) 12:35 Lunch break & Poster (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) Session 2: Large-Area Lyα Observations Chair: Gary Hill 14:15 (25min) " Early Results of the Subaru Hyper Suprime-Cam Survey for Lyman Alpha
2 Emitters" Masami Ouchi 14:40 (15min) "Complex Ly-alpha Profiles in z=6.6 Ultraluminous Ly-alpha Emitters" Amy Barger 14:55 (15min) "Subaru/HSC Determination of Lya Luminosity Function at z=7.0" Ryohei Itoh 15:10 (15min) "Probing Cosmic Reionization at z~7 with Lyman Alpha Galaxies from the LAGER Survey" Zhenya Zheng 15:25 (15min) Poster short talks 2 15:40 Coffee break & Poster (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) 16:15 (25min) "First Results on Lyman Alpha from HETDEX" Steve Finkelstein 16:40 (15min) "The Lyman Alpha Escape Fraction from z ~ 2 Star Forming Galaxies" Robin Ciardullo 16:55 (15min) "Studying Inhomogeneous Reionization at z > 7 using Lyman Alpha Surveys" James Rhoads 17:10 (15min) "A Magellan M2FS Spectroscopic Survey of Galaxies at 5.5 < z < 6.8" Linhua Jiang 17:25 (15min) "UV Luminosity Functions at z~4-7 Derived with the Half-Million Dropouts on the 100 deg^2 Sky" Yoshiaki Ono 17:40 Poster session (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) 18:05 Moderated discussion 2 (20min) (moderator: Dan Stark) 18:25 Adjourn 18:30 Starting for Night Sakura Viewing Walk (~40 min: free/no registration required) March 28 8:10 Light Breakfast (Koshiba Hall Lobby) Session 3: Extended Lyα Sources and Absorbers Chair: Matthew Hayes 8:40 (25min) " Observations of the Circum-Galactic Medium with CWI and FIREBALL-2 " Chris Martin 9:05 (15min) "Statistical properties of diffuse Lyα haloes around star-forming galaxies at z ~ 2" Rieko Momose 9:20 (15min) "The origin of diffuse Lyα halos around LAEs" Haruka Kusakabe 9:35 (15min) "Lya haloes of individual high-z galaxies detected with MUSE: Spectral analysis" Floriane Leclercq 9:50 (15min) "Deep HSC Lyman alpha imaging around a hyperluminous QSO at z=2.84" Satoshi Kikuta 10:05 (15min) "ALMA observations of Lyman alpha blobs at z=3.1" Yuichi Matsuda 10:20 Coffee break 10:40 (25min) " Illuminating the Cosmic Web with fluorescent Ly-alpha emission" Sebastiano Cantalupo
3 11:05 (15min) "Cross-Correlation Lyα Intensity Mapping with z=5.7 and 6.6 LAEs: Investigating Diffuse Lyα Emission in the Extremely Large Scale at ~ kpc" Ryota Kakuma 11:20 (25min) " Tomographic Mapping of the 3D Lyman-Alpha Absorption at z~2-3" Khee-Gan Lee 11:45 (15min) "Morphology and metallicity evolution of the circumgalactic medium" Ting-Wen Lan 12:00 (15min) "Testing the physical origins of an Enormous Lyα Nebula at z = 2.3 by bright background galaxies" Shiro Mukae 12:15 Moderated discussion 3 (20min) (moderator: Johan Richard) 12:35 Lunch break / Cherry blossom viewing lunch Session 4: Lyα Observations at the EoR and Modeling Cosmic Reionization Chair: Nobunari Kashikawa 14:15 (25min) " Constraints on cosmic reionization from Lya studies: current state of affairs and outlook for JWST" Tommaso Treu 14:40 (15min) "Probing the end of the reionization epoch with Lyalpha observations of high-z galaxies" Laura Pentericci 14:55 (15min) "Resolved Star Formation in Galaxies Using Slitless Spectroscopy" Nor Pirzkal 15:10 (15min) Poster short talks 3 15:25 Conference photo 15:30 Coffee break & Poster (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) 16:00 (25min) " Spectroscopy of Lyman-alpha Emitters in the Reionization Era" Dan Stark 16:25 (15min) "Census of Lya, [OIII]5007, Ha, and [CII]158um Line Emission with ~1000 LAEs at z= Revealed with Subaru/Hyper Suprime-Cam" Yuichi Harikane 16:40 (15min) "Kinematics in a z = 7.15 Lyman Alpha Emitter Revealed by the [OIII] 88 micron and [CII] 158 micron Lines Detected with ALMA" Takuya Hashimoto 16:55 (15min) Poster short talks 4 17:10 Poster session (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) 18:00 Moderated discussion 4 (20min) (moderator: Steve Finkelstein) 18:20 Adjourn March 29 8:30 Light Breakfast (Koshiba Hall Lobby) Session 4: Lyα Observations at the EoR and Modeling Cosmic Reionization (Cont'd) Chair: Sebastiano Cantalupo 9:00 (15min) "On the role of galaxies and AGN in reionizing the IGM from spectroscopic galaxy survey in QSO fields" Koki Kakiichi 9:15 (15min) "Update on the patchiness of Lyman-α transmission over 5.9<z<6.1 using 92 quasar lines of sight" Sarah Bosman
4 9:30 (15min) "A tale of seven narrow spikes and a long trough: constraining the timing of the percolation of HII bubbles at the tail end of reionization with ULAS J " Jonathan Chardin 9:45 (25min) " Formation of Lyman-alpha emitting galaxies in overdense regions at the epoch of reionization" Hidenobu Yajima 10:10 Coffee break 10:40 (15min) "Understanding the first billion years with Lyman alpha and 21-cm" Andrei Mesinger 10:55 (15min) "Detectability of 21cm-signal during the Epoch of Reionization with 21cm-LAE cross-correlation" Kenji Hasegawa 11:10 Moderated discussion 5 (20min) (moderator: Jeremy Blaizot) 11:30 Announcements for the excursion and the banquet 11:45 Adjourn 12:10 Excursion: start of the tea ceremony (Kaitoku-kan & downtown Tokyo) 18:30 Banquet (KITSUNE at Shibuya) March 30 8:30 Light Breakfast (Koshiba Hall Lobby) Session 5: Modeling Lyα Sources Chair: Andrei Mesinger 9:00 (25min) "Modeling Lya in galaxy simulations" Jeremy Blaizot 9:25 (15min) "Modeling Lyman-alpha Emission with Galaxy Formation Simulations" Zheng Zheng 9:40 (15min) "Simulating Lyman-Alpha Sources in the Epoch of Reionization" Aaron Smith 9:55 (15min) "Impact of Lya pressure on gas-rich, metal-poor galaxies" Taysun Kimm 10:10 Coffee break 10:40 (25min) "The escape of Lya and LyC from galaxies" Anne Verhamme 11:05 (15min) "Simulating realistic Lyman-alpha spectra" Max Gronke 11:20 (15min) "A Novel Hybrid Scheme for Lya Line Transfer" Masayuki Umemura 11:35 (15min) "Multi-wavelength radiative transfer in prototypical Lyman-Break Galaxies" Christoph Behrens 11:50 Moderated discussion 6 (20min) (moderator: Ken Nagamine) 12:10 Lunch break Session 6: Local Lyα Emission and High-z Analog Observations Chair: Dawn Erb 14:00 (25min) " Lyman alpha emission and absorption in low-redshift star-forming galaxies" Matthew Hayes 14:25 (15min) "The Lyman Alpha Reference Sample(s)" Goran Ostlin 14:40 (15min) "Relating SiII ISM transitions to Lyman-alpha in low-redshift galaxies" Hayley
5 Finley 14:55 Poster session (Room , Conference Room#4, and Koshiba Hall Lobby) 15:35 (25min) " Are Green Peas the low-redshift analogs to Lyman-alpha galaxies" Sangeeta Malhotra 16:00 (15min) "Blueberry galaxies: the faint-end LAEs" Huan Yang 16:15 (15min) "Extremely Metal-poor Emission-line Galaxy Survey with Subaru/HSC" Takashi Kojima 16:30 Moderated discussion 7 (20min) (moderator: Goran Ostlin) 16:50 (20min+20min) Workshop summary " Observational summary" Len Cowie " Theoretical summary" Andrea Ferrara 17:30 Poster prize commendation 17:45 Concluding remarks 18:00 Adjourn
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