Star cluster formation in dwarf galaxies

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Star cluster formation in dwarf galaxies Florent Renaud University of Surrey

Massive clusters in dwarf outskirts Fornax dwarf galaxy, Larsen et al. High specific frequency Beyond optical radius In situ or migration? A (starbursting) interaction can explain:! SF in massive clusters! high specific frequency! migration and/or extended (in situ) SF! stripping of SF left-overs see: Coleman et al. (2004) Klimentowski et al. (2007) Yozin & Bekki (2012) Diakogiannis et al. (2017)

SFR boost in dwarf pairs Stierwalt et al. (2015) SFR enhancement Stronger in low-mass major interactions Extended and massive gas reservoirs More tidal and ram pressure stripping Weaker torques " Need to understand the physics of this boost

Tidal compression in interacting systems Compression at encounters! kpc scales! long-lived (~30-100 Myr)! nuclear and off-nuclear Renaud et al. (2008) Also on the "other side" and in the debris (link with TDGs) Plöckinger (2015) Valid for all interactions Renaud et al. (2009) Triggers starburst Renaud et al. (2014) red = compressive tides

High SFE vs. high SFR (inspired by Daddi et al. 2010 and Genzel et al. 2010) SMGs (high-z interactions?) log(mass fraction) LIRGs, ULIRGs (local interactions) BzKs (high-z disks) log(gas density) Increase turbulence (e.g. at high-z) " higher SFR local spirals compression Mach number Does NOT explain starbursts Make turbulence compressive " higher SFE (explains starbursts) see Renaud et al. (2012) for the maths Kraljic et al. (2014) for the simulations

Young massive clusters from Johnson et al. (2017) Higher mass clusters in galaxies with high SFR Shape of the PDF " high mass end of the initial cluster mass function ~log(mass of most massive cluster) M31 M51 M83 Antennae Kravtsov & Gnedin (2005) Confimed by pc-resolution simulations of the Antennae, Cartwheel and others (Renaud et al. 2015, and in prep.) SFE must play a role too

The theory Galaxy interaction " compressive tides " compressive turbulence " excess of dense gas " high SFR and high SFE " starburst with young massive clusters Renaud et al. (2014)

Cusps, cores and star formation Read et al. (2016) Galaxies form in DM cusps Gas falls in potential well Gas forms stars Stellar feedback re-distributes matter Cusps are transformed into cores cf. Mike's, Chris', Justin's talks

Cusps, cores and tides (r) = @2 @r 2 NFW (cusp) Navarro et al. (1997) NFW(r) =4 G 0 rs r Cored version of NFW Read et al. (2015) > 0 8r cnfw(r) =4 G 0 r 3 s ( ln 0 rs 3 NFW (r) = r (r + r s ) 2 " 3 2ln 1+ r 3r 2 +2rr s r s (r + r s ) 2 M cnfw (<r)=m NFW (<r)f(r) 1+ r r s " 2 f(r) # f(r) = tanh (r/r c ) r 3 f(r) r 2 1 # f(r) 2 r 2 r c 3r +2r s (r + r s ) 2 + 1 # ) f(r) 2 rr c (r + r s )

Cusps, cores and tides compressive extensive r / scale radius Comparable results for Einasto and γ < 1 models (see Renaud 2010 for the maths) Einasto (1965) Dehnen (1993) Tremaine et al. (1994)

Tidal compression in pairs 2 1 NFW 2 1 cored NFW λ = 0# Pair vs. isolated: more compressive tides, weaker extensive tides λ pair < λ isolated#

Models of NGC 6822: 1 cuspy, 1 cored M 200 = 2.1 10 10 M # M = 7.6 10 7 M # gas fraction = 0.7 cuspy (NFW)# cored (cnfw)# r c! r s! r c! r s! total# DM only# cuspy (NFW)# cored (cnfw)# Ramses Teyssier (2002) heating, cooling, SF, winds, SNe (II + Ia) as in Renaud et al. (2017), based on Agertz et al. (2013) Closed box, no (dirty) cosmo 3 pc (gas+stars), 5000 M # (DM)

SFR

Tidal compression at high redshift Renaud, Agertz et al. (in prep) Universe is denser red = compressive tides Large volumes in compressive tides Enhanced star formation? As young massive clusters (= future globulars)? 20 kpc z = 5

Implications for cluster demographics in the end-product (e.g. MW) Formation of many massive (dense) clusters in dwarfs Metal-poor clusters Loosely bound to their host Dense enough to survive tidal harrasment End up in the halo if/when dwarf is accreted " make the metal-poor (~ "blue") population of massive galaxies (MW, centrals etc) Renaud et al. (2017, and more in prep.)

Summary Simulations take time! Cored dwarfs have a lot of gas in compressive (or at least, low) tides Cores are a result and a cause of star formation Compressive tides in between galaxies at high-z (helps the formation of GCs?) How does enhanced massive cluster formation fit into the GC-mass vs halo-mass relation? (destruction needed, but is it sufficient?)