UV/optical spectroscopy of Submilliimeter Galaxies

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UV/optical spectroscopy of Submilliimeter Galaxies Scott C. Chapman (Caltech), A. Blain (Caltech), I. Smail (Durham), M. Swinbank (Durham) R. Ivison (Edinburgh)

SFR_Hα = SFR_FIR SFR_Hα = 1/10 SFR_FIR

Outline: 1) spatial/kinematic properties of SMGs radio vs HST: bolometric locus and UV measures of L_bol Nebular line measures of L_bol (Halpha, OIII, Hbeta) IFU observations of Halpha suggest mergers and lots of star formation in the vicinity UV/optical scectroscopy: astrophysical diagnostics, not obtainable in any other way Rest-UV easier than rest-optical... stacked spectra: properties of the ISM and winds, understanding of AGN properties 2) implications for the UV/optical spectral followup of next generation SMG surveys

Identify SMGs Prefer Radio for ID: (although Spitzer proving very useful) 1) Known tight correlation 2) Good resolution FarIR/radio correlation holds at z=2.5 (Kovacs et al. 2006) Far-IR correlates with synchrotron radio (SNe: shock accelerates electrons) 1.4GHz (Ivison et al. 2002)

SCUBA galaxies (SMGs) High resolution RADIO gives precise positions, together with HST reveal large, merging galaxies. Chapman et al. (2003, 2004) greyscale contours JCMT/SCUBA VLA MERLIN HST HST

SCUBA galaxies (SMGs) Redshift surveys have given us tremendous insight into a hyper-luminous population of cool dust SB-dominated galaxies. <z>=2.3 Chapman+03,05, Swinbank+04 Massive/merging Neri+03, Greve+05 Genzel+02, Tacconi+05 Keck 10m IRAM

Redshifts for SMGs Radio-detected sample Easier than expected strong emission lines (50%) (especially Lyα) ~70% spectroscopic completeness (Chapman et al. 2003, 2005) Median <Z>=2.3 z=2.4 Photo-z s for SMGs Pope et al. (2005,2006): UV/opt phot-z s Find similar N(z) for complete SMG sample. SHADES Keck/DEIMOS redoptimized spectroscopy finds sources in z-desert (Blain et al. 2006) ~25% of sources at z=1-1.5 with OII3727

Submm/Radio Morphologies (dust+gas) Bolometric locus not always where UV source is HST-uv (3orbits) slices VLA/MERLIN-radio (100hr HDF) obscuration

Submm/Radio Morphologies -- DIVERSITY (Chapman,Smail,Windhorst,Muxlow,Ivison 2004) Giant Extended (10kpc) starbursts RADIO tracing UV? 3 boxes MERLIN ~0.3 arcsec radio beam: EXTENDED on ~1 arcsec scales. 2/3 appear to trace some of the optical structure 1/3 suggest a single compact component ~0.4 arcsec RMS accuracy in radio/optical alignment Internal obscuration maps

Double radio/submm sources (Consistent with findings in CO and Xray) Double radio sources 15% of cases Compact MERLIN-radio sources (30%) Resolve multiple components to see which optical sources are participating in the burst. Small part of merger is actively SF Most of UV galaxy actively SF

100 spectroscopic redshifts for radio-smgs, requires: 1) assembling the requisite data (ultra-deep radio ~50hr VLA, optical and submm); detecting and identifying the SMGs 2) Sensitivity <4000A = Keck/LRIS-B (many at z~2) 3) Faith in radio position! 4) Cooperation of 10^13 Lsun objects (Ly-alpha, merging pieces) 5) Confirmation: Keck/NIRSPEC Halpha,, NB-imaging, CO R K I=24.5 R=72 µjy S=6 mjy

CAUTION: UV clearly not representing L_bol on average! FIR submm/radio versus U,B,R -detect many SMGs at U,B,,R,I,J,K - bands -but FIR luminosities severely under predicted Dust-corrected UV

Spectral classes: SMG demographics SAMPLE: radio-id d d SMGs Overlap signficantly with R<25 UV-selected surveys ~50% 25% show clear Starburst features 25% show AGN emission lines (3% BL AGN) 50% too faint to classify (SB??? Lyα only, or no ID) Of which ~1/2 we fail to get redshifts for Starburst AGN

UV-Types of SCUBA galaxies Stacks of Keck/LRIS rest-uv spectra (Chapman et al. in prep) Type2 AGN SB: abs IDs SB - LyA em

UV-Types of SCUBA galaxies Stacks of Keck/LRIS rest-uv spectra (Chapman et al. in prep) SB - LyA emitters (UV faint) no evidence for AGN SB - absorption IDs (UV bright) Study IGM lines and metallicities Type2 AGN (all mags) Compare to other AGN pops Neri+03, Greve+05 Keck 10m Genzel+02, Tacconi+05 IRAM

Spectral Properties of SCUBA galaxies Elais N2.4 (Smail et al. 03) Starburst modeling suggests young (<10Myr old) burst. Line offsets suggest strong >500km/s starburst outflows

Spectral Properties of SCUBA galaxies More UV-bright starburst dominated SMGs <10% amenable to individual study. Starburst99 model compare Wind offsets Young Starbursts <20Myr Relatively high metallicities (relative to UV-selected: mass-metal relation?) (Chapman+06)

Spectral Properties of SCUBA galaxies UVabs Hα Lyα Wind offsets: Treat Hα as systemic: IGM absorption lines blueshifted on average similar to BX/LBG situation. -Lyalpha mostly redshifted

Fits to 20cm,850um,350um, 24um redshifts allow SMG contribution to submm/firb >0.5mJy SMGs (>10 12 Lo) produces 80-100% of 850um background Conclude that the SCUBA population will produce ~1/2 of the >400um FIRB Corrected for <5mJy sources >5mJy Arp220 SED >5mJy fitted SEDs (Kovacs et al. 2005; Chapman et al. 2005)

Hα Dynamics (Swinbank et al. 2004) SMG LBG/BX SFRs ~ 100 M/yr (not extinction corrected) Line widths (330km/s, 1.5x) and typical sizes (0.5, 2x) suggest SMGs 1.5x10 11 M o - ~5x more massive than LBGs Supported by CO line width measurements

OIII,Hβ,OII (Takata,Sekiguchi,Chapman,Geach,Smail,Blain,Ivison 2006) SMG Starburst SMG: OIII/Hb hard to detect LBG/BX (Swinbank et al. 2004) Hα/Hβ ~ 0.05--0.1 => factor ~3--30 correction to SFRs. extinction corrected Hα SFRs close to FIR derived O3N2 metallicities consistent with N2 and 1425 UV.

IFU Hα spectroscopy: UKIRT4m / UIST (Swinbank+04,05,06) group dynamics / masses ; extra SF

Clustering of SCUBA Galaxies If SMGs are massive then should be strongly clustered Sample field: GOODS-N (HDF) Found Quintuple and 3 SMG pairs within <1200km/s in sample of 27 < 0.1% likelihood of random chance R_0 ~ 8 h-1 Mpc (Blain et al. 2004) link distribution of dark matter to visible galaxy populations Implies VERY strongly clustered (given wide SCUBA selection function) More clustered (massive) than UV-selected galaxies

IGM and Luminous galaxies (~10 13 Lsun) 5 SMG fields with background AGN and/or QSOs Find relative distributions of SMGs & neutral HI After Adelberger+03 expect strong correlation

Strong correlations with neutral H Correlate as strong or stronger than LBGs z=2.32 SMG pair z=2.32 Lyα abs in 2 qsos Chapman et al. 2006

PART 2: implications for next-gen submm surveys: Difficulty identifying SCUBA Galaxies (the requirement for UV/optical spectroscopy) The typical submm galaxy: 15 beam FAINT (I>24) too faint for positional coincidence ID given large 15 SCUBA beam Currently need VLA-radio/Spitzer to ID sources (Ivison+98, Smail+00, Barger+00, Chapman+01,02,03, Ivison+02,04, Egami+04, Frayer+04, Pope+05,06)

PART 2: implications for next-gen submm surveys: Do we require UV/optical spectroscopy of wide-field SCUBA2 surveys? PRO: Interesting and complementary astrophysical diagnostics (IGM wind lines, masses and kinematics) Precise redshifts essential for many studies (IGM, redshift clustering, dust SED modeling, stacked Xray spectroscopy) CON: Relatively expensive in telescope time (source density) Feasibility? (expensive to obtain complete IDs with radio/spitzer) QUESTION: is UVspec valuable in ALMA era? direct gas dynamics, dust morphologies, etc for MW @ z<5

PART 2: implications for next-gen submm surveys: Difficulty identifying SCUBA Galaxies (the requirement for UV/optical spectroscopy) The typical submm galaxy: 15 beam FAINT (I>24) too faint for positional coincidence ID given large 15 SCUBA beam Currently need VLA-radio/Spitzer to ID sources (Ivison+98, Smail+00, Barger+00, Chapman+01,02,03, Ivison+02,04, Egami+04, Frayer+04, Pope+05,06)

Conclusions SCUBA galaxies have many of the expected properties of proto-e s many derived from the UV/opt spectroscopy Danger of inferences drawn from UV (spatially offset) Many Unknowns as well - Astrophysics of SMM region! UV spectroscopy of Future large SMM surveys? YES: valuable astrophysical information CAUTION: expensive careful with justification! QUES: still valuable in ALMA era? direct gas dynamics, dust morphologies, etc for MW @ z<5