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ALMA! Fabian Walter - - - MPIA

early science

What ALMA will not be: A Survey Machine e.g., LABOCA Survey of the Extended Chandra Deep Field South (LESS) ESO Large Program [Co- PIs: Smail, Walter, Weiss], 10 papers out. ECDFS at 870 µm ALMA primary beam at 870 µm: ~20 (i.e. APEX beam size) need >10.000 poinings for ECDFS...close to 1.000.000 poinings for COSMOS Weiss et al. 2009

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA capabiliies - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines Flux at 230/345 GHz ~ constant as f(z)

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines Flux at 230/345 GHz ~ constant as f(z)

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines Flux at 230/345 GHz ~ constant as f(z)

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines Flux at 230/345 GHz ~ constant as f(z)

What ALMA will enable: Detailed studies of Dust and Mol. Gas band 10 band 9 band 8 band 7 band 6 band 5 band 4 band 3 early ALMA science - detecion - resolved imaging - excitaion - high- density tracer - atomic lines Flux at 230/345 GHz ~ constant as f(z)

OpIcal Deep Field z<1.5 z>1.5

(HypotheIcal) Submillimeter Deep Field z<1.5 z>1.5

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 Daddi et al. 2010 Tacconi et al. 2010

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - ALMA simulaions input: BzK galaxy at z~1.5 with CO(2-1) peak: 1mJy [typical values in Daddi, Tacconi for BzK galaxy with SFR~100M sun yr - 1 ] CO(2-1) CO(2-1)

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - ALMA simulaions input: BzK galaxy at z~1.5 with CO(2-1) peak: 1mJy [typical values in Daddi, Tacconi for BzK galaxy with SFR~100M sun yr - 1 ] CO(2-1) CO(2-1)

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - ALMA simulaions input: BzK galaxy at z~1.5 with CO(2-1) peak: 1mJy [typical values in Daddi, Tacconi for BzK galaxy with SFR~100M sun yr - 1 ] CO(2-1) CO(2-1)

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - ALMA simulaions input: BzK galaxy at z~1.5 with CO(2-1) peak: 1mJy [typical values in Daddi, Tacconi for BzK galaxy with SFR~100M sun yr - 1, M H2 ~ few 10 10 M sun ] HC3N(25-24) CO(2-1) CS(5-4) SiO(5-4) HC3N(24-23) 13 CO(2-1) CO(2-1) need high S/N for imaging

Less massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - ALMA simulaion so far, only the brightest BzKs have been looked at: input: same as before, but SFR~20 M sun yr - 1, M H2 =few x 10 9 M sun Daddi et al. 2010 CO(2-1)

Massive Galaxies at z=1.5-2.5 - - - Resolving the Gas science drivers: resolved dynamical analysis resolved star formaion law - - evidence for interacion Daddi et al. 2010 Tacconi et al. 2010 Sources are extended on ~1 scales. 1kpc resoluion (0.15 ) ~50 independent beams previous example: S/N=25 in 50 km/s channel for the full source.

Massive Galaxies at any redshij- - - Resolving the FIR Emission flux density inverse- K correcion 230/345 GHz fluxes ~constant z>1 map star formaion - - also a way to separate AGN contribuion redshij early science (µjy) 1h integraion (230 GHz; 345 GHz) 42 83 13 26 10h integraion (230 GHz; 345 GHz) 13 26 4 8 SFR = 100 M sun yr - 1 : S 230GHz = 100 µjy; S 345GHz = 250 µjy full array (µjy) 1km array (early science): 0.2 resoluion (~1kpc) 10km array (full ALMA): 0.02 resoluion (~100pc)

QSOs/SMGs at z>2: Major Molecular Gas Reservoirs Wang et al. 2010 Frayer et al. 1998

QSOs at z=6 w/ ALMA state of the art: Wang et al. 2010 CO(6-5)

QSOs at z=6 w/ ALMA state of the art: Wang et al. 2010 CO(6-5)

QSOs at z=6 w/ ALMA state of the art: Wang et al. 2010 CO(6-5)

QSOs at z=6 w/ ALMA state of the art: Wang et al. 2010 CS(14-13) HCN(8-7) HCO + (8-7) HNC(8-7) CS(15-14) CO(6-5)

CO Line redshij coverage for ALMA and EVLA

ExcitaIon is important thermalized QSOs SMGs MW BzK excitaion (Daddi s talk)

CO Line redshij coverage for ALMA and EVLA

CO Line redshij coverage for ALMA and EVLA gas not excited

CO Line redshij coverage for ALMA and EVLA atomic lines: [CII], [NII] [OIII], [OI] gas not excited

[CII] to the rescue at z>6 1! Maiolino ea 2005, Walter ea. 2009 [CII] size ~ 1.5 kpc => SFR/area ~ 1000 M o yr - 1 kpc - 2 Maximal starburst: (Thompson, Quataert, Murray 2005) Self- gravitaing gas disk, VerIcal support: radiaion pressure Eddington limited SFR/area ~ 1000 M o yr - 1 kpc - 2

Take- home messages Early Science with 16 antennas staring next year ALMA will not be a wide- field survey machine Full ALMA: <100pc resoluion at any redshij, both in FIR and line Gas masses down to ~10 9 M sun Choose your transiion/lines wisely At highest (z>6) redshijs: need to resort to atomic fine structure lines

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