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A Formaldehyde Deep Field with the EVLA: A Powerful New Probe of Galaxy Evolution (and Cosmology?) Jeremy Darling Colorado

A Formaldehyde Deep Field with the EVLA: A Powerful New Probe of Galaxy Evolution (and Cosmology?) Collaborators: Benjamin Zeiger (Colorado)* Nearby: Jeff Mangum (NRAO) Christian Henkel (MPIfR) Karl Menten (MPIfR) Distant: Andrew Baker (Rutgers) Tommy Wiklind (STScI) * See Poster!

Outline Formaldehyde (H2CO) A Formaldehyde Deep Field: Why? Formaldehyde in the Local Universe Formaldehyde versus Redshift A Formaldehyde Deep Field: How?

Galactic H 2 CO Dark Clouds: Barnard 227 - Anomalous H 2 CO absorption Darling & Goldsmith (in prep) (e.g. Palmer et al. 1969) - Absorption in multiple cm lines - No radio continuum source! NGC 2264 Darling & Goldsmith (in prep)

H 2 CO: The DASAR L ight (Microwave) A mplification by S timulated E mission of R adiation Inversion: Heating of lines T x >> T kin Pump required: Chemical, collisional, radiative D arkness* A mplification** by S timulated A bsorption of R adiation Townes et al (1953) Anti-Inversion: Cooling of lines T x < T CMB Pump required: Collisions with H 2 *Not really dark. **Not a true amplification.

H 2 CO Absorption in Dark Clouds Anomalous absorption in Galactic dark clouds (Palmer et al 1969) T ex < T CMB 2 cm lines also observed in absorption against CMB Anti-inversion due to collisional pumping (Evans et al 1975) cm line ratio proxy for n(h 2 ) 2 mm emission observed in Galact dark clouds (Evans & Kutner 1976) gastrophysics

Galactic H 2 CO Dark Clouds: - Anomalous H 2 CO absorption Barnard 227 (e.g. Palmer et al. 1969) - Absorption in multiple cm lines - No radio continuum source! Darling & Goldsmith (in prep) 1. Can H 2 CO be observed in other galaxies? Can anomalous H 2 CO absorption be observed in galaxy-scale analogs of Dark Clouds? How does H 2 CO behave at high redshift? (Ben Zeiger) Darling & Goldsmith (in prep) NGC 2264

H 2 CO Absorption Against the CMB

H 2 CO: The DASAR The CMB is the ultimate illumination source: Behind everything Everywhere Uniform on arcsec scales H 2 CO absorption against the CMB offers an unrivaled probe of dense molecular gas, independent of redshift! A H2CO deep field would produce immediate precise redshifts and positions of a mass-limited survey of star-forming galaxies, automatically omitting AGN.

Anti-Inversion Driven by Collisions Collisions are with H2 Anti-inversion persists over 2-3 decades in density Anti-inversion is significant for the first 4-5 K-doublet lines 6 cm 2 cm TCMB

Line Ratio Depends Weakly on Kinetic Temperature Line ratio is a sensitive probe of in-situ density, n(h2) 2 cm 6 cm Line ratio is insensitive to Kinetic Temperature Ratio

Density Thresholds Mangum et al 2008

Density Thresholds Mangum et al 2008

The H2CO Densitometer What is the density of a galaxy? Density regimes measured by H2CO are in-situ! (not ncrit) 6 cm Flip Mangum et al 2008

Dense Gas Mass and Star Formation Mangum et al 2008

Extended Illumination: PKS 1830-211 Chengalur, debruyn, & Narasimha 1999 Patnaik et al. 1994 Nair et al. 1993 PKS 1830-211: - Einstein ring at z = 0.89 - HI and OH absorption - CO, HCN, HCO +, absorption - Molecular isotope absorption - H 2 CO absorption PKS 1830-211 300 km/s Wiklind & Combes H 2 CO 2 11-1 10 Darling (in prep) Menten et al. 1999

Formaldehyde in PKS 1830-211 IRAM 30m GBT GBT GBT GBT

Line Temperature 2 cm vs Redshift How does Tex depend on redshift? Models Data B 0218+357 PKS 1830-211 Combine local galaxies (Mangum et al 2008) with two gravitational lenses Tline grows (negatively) with redshift Tex ~ 0.5 TCMB at z=0 (with large scatter) 6 cm Models Data B 0218+357 PKS 1830-211 Tex-TCMB ~ -1.4 - z See Zeiger Poster!

Anti-Inversion versus Redshift The rest-frame temperature decrement increases with redshift The observed temperature decrement is nearly independent of redshift! TCMB 2 cm 6 cm Absorption is redshiftindependent

Source Size versus Redshift, Beam Size Array resolution depends on redshift and line Assume a 10 kpc size scale (cf Chapman et al 2004) Size ~ constant for 0.8 < z < 3 A-array 10 kpc 6 cm B-array 10 kpc 6 cm 2 cm 1 cm 2 cm 1 cm 2 cm 1 cm 10 kpc C-array

Instantaneous Redshift Coverage Large coverage for C-band z = 0.81-6.24 6 cm Commensal observations 10 kpc L S S 2 cm C U X U C X C 1 cm

EVLA Formaldehyde Deep Field Let s do something new! cm lines of H2CO absorb CMB photons Redshifts Positions Dense Gas SF tracer Multiple lines give n(h2) Detectability independent of redshift! Surveys are mass-limited. Also: H2CO + NH3 make density and temperature maps!