The 6dF Galaxy Survey Progress and Luminosity Functions from the First 80k Redshifts

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The 6dF Galaxy Survey Progress and Luminosity Functions from the First 80k Redshifts Heath Jones Australian National University Matthew Colless, Will Saunders Anglo-Australian Observatory

The 6dF Galaxy Survey:! The 6dFGS is designed to be the first of a new generation of combined z+v-surveys, combining " NIR-selected redshift survey of the local universe " Peculiar velocity survey using FP distances " Additional redshift surveys of other interesting source samples.

The 6dF Galaxy Survey:! The 6dFGS is designed to be the first of a new generation of combined z+v-surveys, combining " NIR-selected redshift survey of the local universe " Peculiar velocity survey using FP distances " Additional redshift surveys of other interesting source samples.! Survey strategy! survey whole southern sky with b >10! primary z-survey: 2MASS galaxies to K tot <12.75! secondary samples: H<13, J<13.75, r<15.6, b<16.75! 11 additional samples: radio, X-ray, IRAS! v-survey: ~15,000 brightest early-type galaxies

Observing Progress of 6dFGS! 1031 fields have been observed to mid-2004. (99114 spectra) Year 2001 2002 Observed # of fields 98 387 Cumulate fields 98 485 2003 2004 396 150 881 1031! 524 fields have contributed to 1st Data Release (52048 spectra)

The redshift-space distribution <z> = 0.055 First Data Release: 52048 spectra yielding 46474 unique redshifts Breakdown of spectra galaxy redshifts (85 %) stellar (3 %) HII regions, PNe (1 %) failures (11 %)

The redshift-space distribution First Data Release: 52048 spectra yielding 46474 unique redshifts Breakdown of spectra galaxy redshifts (85 %) stellar (3 %) HII regions, PNe (1 %) failures (11 %) 80% of fields > 80% complete 90% of fields > 70% Number of 6dF Galaxy Redshifts per field Number of 6dF Galaxy Redshifts + Redshift Failures per field

Redshift Map: 80k redshifts 50426 6dFGS redshifts 19570 ZCAT redshifts (Huchra et al 1999) 8444 2dFGRS redshifts (Colless et al 2001) TOTAL: 78440 redshifts

Redshift Map: 80k redshifts 2MASS

Survey Sky Coverage 547 fields 595 fields 422 fields! 1500 fields over southern sky with b >10 = 17000#! Observing strategy is to cover the sky in thirds: (1) central strip; (2) equatorial strip; (3) southern polar cap.

Survey Sky Coverage! 1500 fields over southern sky with b >10 = 17000#! Observing strategy is to cover the sky in thirds: (1) central strip; (2) equatorial strip; (3) southern polar cap. 6dF+ ZCAT +2dF Number of Galaxy Redshifts Per Unit Area Number of Galaxy + Failures Redshifts + Remaining Per Unit Area! 1031 fields observed to date 524 fields from January 02 to July 03 constituting the First Data Release

Survey Sky Coverage! 1500 fields over southern sky with b >10 = 17000#! Observing strategy is to cover the sky in thirds: (1) central strip; (2) equatorial strip; (3) southern polar cap.! 524 fields contributing to the First Data Release, of Jan 2002 July 2003 data (central strip) 6dF+ ZCAT +2dF

K-band Luminosity Function Luminosity function of NIR-selected galaxies (i.e. the stellar mass function of collapsed structures) 2MASS + 2dF ~17000 galaxies 600 sq deg 2MASS + ZCAT ~4000 galaxies 7000 sq deg 2MASS + SDSS ~12000 galaxies 6dFGS: ~40000 galaxies 8000 sq deg

Luminosity Function Relationship between luminosity and volume probed faint limit luminosi ty

Luminosity Function

Luminosity Functions in J and H Flat faint end in both cases Agreement with 2MASS+2dF in J

Stellar Mass Function! NIR luminosity is very closely correlated with total stellar mass, and so yields the stellar mass function. Cole et al (2001) Star Formation History of the Universe log (M stars /h -2 M $ )

6dFGS First Data Release: March 2004! Jan 2002 July 2003 data made public " 52048 spectra; 46474 unique redshifts; 524 fields across central southern declinations! Survey Paper: Jones et al (2004) " astro-ph/0403501! 6dFGS Home " http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/6dfgs! 6dFGS Database http://www-wfau.roe.ac.uk/6dfgs/