Very compact galaxies at high-z

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Turbulent / High-density disks at high-z Typical galaxy seen in the local universe Very compact galaxies at high-z Clumpy galaxies at high-z

Example image of a massive galaxy at z=1.0 Even if we put this galaxy at z=1.5, TMT IFU spectroscopy can detect Ha-line / stellar continuum from the colored regions shown below.

Average of rest-uv spectra of z~3 star-forming galaxies Rest-frame UV features of starforming galaxies Low-ion IS abs line: Distribution and dynamics of neutral gas High-ion IS abs line: Distribution t ib ti and dynamics of ionized gas Stellar emission: High-mass star contents Nebular emission: Galaxy rest-frame

Most of the redshifted UV diagnostic lines fall within 700-1800A for galaxies at z>5-9.

Red (MOAO), blue (GLAO), green (seeing-limit) lines show the detection limits for each system. Number density of luminous z~6-7 LBGs is not so high. Filled squares from Bouwens et al 2014 Filled squares from Bouwens et al. 2014, V-dropout for z~5, i-dropout for z~6, and Y-dropout for z~7

Follow-up spectroscopy of candidates of high-z galaxies / AGNs picked up by wide-field IR surveys (Euclid, WFIRST, SPICA,,,), and wide-field X-ray surveys (Athena, STARX,,,) from space.

1. Spatially-resolved spectroscopy of z=1-5 galaxies. High spatial and spectral resolution deployable multi-ifu spectrograph covering wide target field. 0.05x0.05 sampling IFUs with 2 FoV R=10,000 spectroscopy for v~30km/s 2. Integrated spectroscopy of z>5 galaxies. 3. Follow-up spectroscopy py of candidates of z>8 galaxies Wide-field high-sensitivity (moderate AO correction) multiobject spectrograph in short NIR wavelength range 0.3x0.3 0.5 x0.5 aperture integrated spectroscopy R=3,000 (5A resolution, 2A/pix) for absorption/emission lines with rest-frame EW of 1A.

BASELINE DESIGN

Simultaneous AO correction for two objects by tomography estimation with three NGSs within d=3 FoR.

d=10 FoV AO optical design.

Classical r-theta pick-off arm system. 20 pick-off arms will be put around the corrected focal plane.

Optical design and prototyoing for the IFU by Yutaro Kitagawa.

Optical design studies for F8/F2.5 spectrograph by Optcraft. F2.5 output and slit length of 194mm are achieved.

Based on the feasibility study, we conclude in order to realize both of the low-resolution and high-resolution modes in one instruments, we require Those are feasible, but highly challenging and expensive.

ALTERNATIVE IDEAS

Pick-off arms can be used as object picker same as multi-slits to conduct multi-object spectroscopy. If we consider d=10 FoV, TMT focal plane is large (d=1320mm).

GLAO corrected focal plane is smaller (d=300mm) with faster F-ratio (F3.5). Imager / multi-slit MOS / fiber MOS can be put on the shrincked focal plane.

Compared to F8/F2 5 spectrograph design the slow F-ratio Compared to F8/F2.5 spectrograph design, the slow F ratio design is much simpler and more feasible.

1. d=10 arcminmulti-pickoff-arm ikff MOS spectrograph with GLAO correction (w/o imaging capability) 2. d=10 arcmin imager / MOS instrument with GLAO correction with shrincked focal plane 3. d=5 arcmin multi-ifu (0.05 sampling) spectrograph with GLAO+MOAO correction with optimized spectrograph for high-spatial sampling mode.