Cosmic Dawn (CoDa): Radiation-hydrodynamics of galaxy formation during the EoR

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Cosmic Dawn (CoDa): Radiation-hydrodynamics of galaxy formation during the EoR Ocvirk+2015: arxiv:1511.00011 P. Ocvirk Observatoire astronomique de Strasbourg Universite de Strasbourg D. Aubert, N. Gillet, N. Deparis, L. Bidegain, G. Dekeyne R. Teyssier, T. Stranex, M. Wetzstein P. R. Shapiro, A. d Aloisio, J.-H. Choi I. Iliev, D. Sullivan, P. Thomas S. Gottloeber G. Yepes, A. Knebe Y. Hoffmann

Cosmic Dawn (CoDa) goals: Reionization and its feedback RADIATIVE FEEDBACK on sources? INTERNAL (inside haloes): self-regulation? On IGM: filaments / cold accretion? EXTERNAL/Environment effect? Nearby large galaxy? Other nearby massive gals? (ex. council of giants) Nearby galaxy cluster? Connexion to low mass satellites properties? (missing sats, planes of sats?)

Cosmic Dawn (CoDa) goals: Reionization and its feedback RADIATIVE FEEDBACK on sources? INTERNAL (inside haloes): self-regulation? On IGM: filaments / cold accretion? COUPLED RADIATION- HYDRODYNAMICS EXTERNAL/Environment effect? Nearby large galaxy? Other nearby massive gals? (ex. council of giants) Nearby galaxy cluster? Connexion to low mass satellites properties? (missing sats, planes of sats?)

Cosmic Dawn (CoDa) goals: Reionization and its feedback RADIATIVE FEEDBACK on sources? INTERNAL (inside haloes): self-regulation? On IGM: filaments / cold accretion? COUPLED RADIATION- HYDRODYNAMICS EXTERNAL/Environment effect? Nearby large galaxy? Other nearby massive gals? (ex. council of giants) Nearby galaxy cluster? Connexion to low mass satellites properties? (missing sats, planes of sats?) HIGH MASS RESOLUTION LARGE VOLUME

Coupled Radiation-hydro with RAMSES-CUDATON o RAMSES (Teyssier 2002): CPU o gravity (PM) + hydrodynamics o star formation + SN thermal + kinetic feedback T,xHI,Λ T,ρ,stars o ATON (Aubert 2008): UV Radiative Transfer, o UV photons propagation o Hydrogen ionization o Photo-heating + cooling

Coupled Radiation-hydro with RAMSES-CUDATON o RAMSES (Teyssier 2002): CPU o gravity (PM) + hydrodynamics o star formation + SN thermal + kinetic feedback T,xHI,Λ T,ρ,stars o CUDATON (Aubert (D. Aubert, 2008): UV R. Teyssier): Radiative ATON Transfer, on GPU o speedup UV photons x80propagation o c=1 Hydrogen ionization o but Photo-heating no AMR => + unigrid cooling

TITAN at Oak Ridge National Laboratory o 18,688 GPUs o 30-35 PB filesystem o top 2 (top 1 = Tianhe)

Setup: Cosmic Dawn specs o 8192 GPUs o 64 h -1 Mpc side, 4096 3 grid o Mhalomin ~1 x 10 8 M o Δx ~ 15 h -1 kpc comoving (< 3 kpc physical) o zend=4.2 o ~ 11 days runtime, 2 PB data (taken from illustris website) o => CoDa intermediate between large, low res (Iliev et al.) and small, very high res (Wise, Trebitsch, Rosdahl)

Cosmic Dawn calibration/rescaling o Tuning difficult (small boxes useless) o End of reionization o Fan et al.: z ~ 6 o CoDa: z ~ 4.5-5 xhi o (SF efficiency too low) o => z rescaling (1.3) o => fits all 4 constraints CoDa z-rescaled CoDa

Cosmic Dawn calibration/rescaling o Tuning difficult (small boxes useless) J21 o End of reionization xhi o Fan et al.: z ~ 6 o CoDa: z ~ 4.5-5 o (SF efficiency too low) o => z rescaling (1.3) o => fits all 4 constraints Bouwens 2014 τcmb Planck 2015 SFR CoDa z-rescaled CoDa

Bright end Luminosity Function o ~agreement at M1600 ~ -20 o CoDa overabundance at high M1600? o cosmic variance? o No Fe/H evolution o No evolving dust content Bouwens 2015 CoDa

UV photon density 6 Mpc thick slice 16 h -1 Mpc

UV photon density 6 Mpc thick slice 16 h -1 Mpc

Cosmic Dawn Global SFR vs (M,z) o SFR α M 5/3 o slow decrease at intermediate mass o at z~5-4: SFR drops at low M: radiative feedback o High mass haloes unaffected o transition is smooth

Cosmic Dawn Contribution to global SFR o Low mass haloes never dominate o very high mass haloes ramp up quickly but appear late o 10 10 M haloes dominate o but what about fesc?

SUMMARY o Cosmic Dawn (CoDa) is the largest GPU-driven selfconsistent simulation of the EoR ever made. o CoDa reproduces current observational constraints at z>6: xhi, J21, SFR, τcmb, UV LF, reasonable UV fesc o Radiative feedback? o CoDa: M < 2.10 9 M haloes have suppressed SF o but no convergence between groups: resolution, physics? o Future work: CoDa II. Improved physics: chemical enrichment + dust, AGNs? o EMMA (Aubert+2015) => CoDa with AMR o More efficient (Cuda Proxy Server)