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Mergers, AGN, and Quenching Lars Hernquist, TJ Cox, Dusan Keres, Volker Springel, Philip Hopkins 05/21/07 Rachel Somerville (MPIA), Gordon Richards (JHU), Kevin Bundy (Caltech), Alison Coil (Arizona), Adam Lidz (CfA), Adam Myers (Illinois), Yuexing Li (CfA), Paul Martini (OSU), Ramesh Narayan (CfA), Elisabeth Krause (Bonn)

Motivation QUASARS AND SPHEROID FORMATION Yang+ 03 Croton+ 06 Bell+ 04

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE Tremaine+ 02; Onken+ 04; Nelson+ 04; Peterson+ 04, 05; Barth+ 04, 05; Greene & Ho 05 Merloni+ 04

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE Quasars were active/bhs formed when SF shut down... BH Formation Times: Spheroid Formation Times: Nelan+05; Thomas+05; Gallazzi+06 Hopkins, Lidz, Hernquist, Coil, et al. 2007

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE - = Borch+06; Bundy+06; Fontana+04,06; Pannella+06; Franceschini+06 Hopkins, Bundy, Hernquist+ 06

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE Observed RS Buildup to z>~1 = Expectation if *all* new mass to the RS transitions in a quasar-producing merger Hopkins, Bundy, Hernquist+ 06

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE Sanchez+ 05 GEMS 0.5 < z < 1.1 Optical QSOs (also, Kauffmann+ 03; local SDSS hosts) Nandra+ 06 DEEP2 0.7 < z < 1.4 X-ray QSOs

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

Transition : Move mass from Blue to Red: exhaust *all* cold gas Rapid (<~ Gyr) Small scales (~pc - kpc) Quasar mode (high mdot): Soltan: most BH mass short-lived (~10^7-10^8 yr) Morphological Transformation: violent relaxation Classical spheroid formation Gas-rich/Dissipational Mergers

Motivation WHAT DO WE KNOW? Mergers Hot Halos Secular morphology: classical bulges/ spheroids little effect pseudobulges BH/AGN: quasar & remnant massive BH little BH growth fuel for low Mdot modes? Seyferts? small (<10^7 M_sun) BHs feedback: kinematic quasar starburst accretion shocks Seyfert? stellar winds timescales: short (<Gyr) ~Hubble time ~Gyr?

Motivation MERGERS AND THE BLUE-RED TRANSITION

The Model MERGERS IN A COSMOLOGICAL CONTEXT Unfortunately, details of the transition are unclear: What are the dominant feedback mechanisms? How do they couple? Construct a generic model of merger-driven quenching to test: populate halo+subhalo MFs (from cosmological simulations) with initial blue galaxies (according to HOD or simple prescriptions) let them grow (star formation & accretion) let them merge: assume major, gas-rich merger = quenching (all baryons to stars, and no further star formation) not testing *how* mergers might quench future SF, simply *whether or not* they do

The Model PREDICTIONS red fractions: z=0 mass functions M/L vs. M_halo

The Model PREDICTIONS mass density: mass function redshift evolution: age vs. mass:

Great!...BUT...

Great!...BUT... Croton et al. Kang et al. Monaco et al. Cattaneo et al. Bower et al.

Lowest-Order Predictions are Fundamentally Non-Unique: HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES? Identify broad classes of quenching models: What are the *unique* predictions of a model in which mergers/ spheroid formation/quasar modes are a key agent in quenching?

Comparing Quenching Models HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES?

Comparing Quenching Models HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES? f_red vs. M_halo and M_gal: smooth dependence on M_halo no characteristic scale high even in low M_halo (for massive galaxies)

Comparing Quenching Models HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES? Halo Quenching Model: step function in M_halo: strong characteristic scale no residual M_gal dependence no f_red in low M_halo

Comparing Quenching Models HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES? Secular Model: little dependence on M_halo (weak *inverse* dependence) low f_red even in massive halos when M_gal << M*

Comparing Quenching Models HOW DO WE BREAK THE DEGENERACIES? Merger Model: appropriate mixed dependence on M_halo and M_gal no sharp scale in M_halo

Comparing Quenching Models HIGH-REDSHIFT PASSIVE GALAXIES

Comparing Quenching Models DICHOTOMY IN ELLIPTICAL KINEMATICS

Comparing Quenching Models DICHOTOMY IN ELLIPTICAL KINEMATICS

Comparing Quenching Models COLOR-MORPHOLOGY-DENSITY RELATION EVOLUTION

LF vs. Redshift UV THROUGH IR

LF vs. Redshift UV THROUGH IR

LF vs. Redshift UV THROUGH IR

Comparing Quenching Models SUMMARY Strong arguments for association between mergers, quasars, & bluered transition: clustering, number densities, merger fractions, morphologies, host colors/sfhs, LF evolution, kinematics, etc. But, how is quenching over a Hubble time accomplished by a single, potentially high redshift gas-rich major merger?

Transition vs. Maintenance Move mass from Blue to Red: Exhaust *all* cold gas Keep it Red: Prevent new cooling Rapid (<~ Gyr) Long-lived (~Hubble time) Small scales (~pc - kpc) Large (~R_vir) scales Quasar mode (high mdot): Soltan: most BH mass short-lived (~10^7-10^8 yr) Radio mode (low mdot): *small* mass gain long-lived (~Hubble time) Morphological Transformation: Violent relaxation Classical spheroid formation Subtle morphological change: (regular vs. giant ellipticals) dry /dissipationless mergers Gas-rich/Dissipational Mergers Halo Processes?

How Could Mergers Be Associated with Maintenance? (1) Complete quenching from a single event energetics might be ok... high redshifts: densities larger, cooling in filaments can it really work for a Hubble time? (2) Buying time expel cold gas at the end of the merger heat remaining gas to much larger t_cool only need ~couple Gyr to naturally develop a hot halo still needs radio mode when that hot halo is formed

How Could Mergers Be Associated with Maintenance? (3) Hot halos from merger feedback quasar/starburst heats gas to t_cool >> t_dyn merger simulations end up with quasi-static, pressure supported gas equilibrium inside R_vir new gas will shock: don t need to pre-heat everything just gives a head start to the traditional hot halo accretion shock

Summary Models where merger history drives quenching make robust, qualitatively distinct predictions l l Detailed observations can break degeneracies Compared to models where a simple halo mass threshold or secular mechanisms set quenching, only the merger model appears to match these observations: Bivariate red fraction (vs. M_halo & M_gal) High-z passive populations Elliptical dichotomy Evolution of color-morphology-density relations Mergers work *with* hot halos l Buy time for hot halos to develop l Directly shock low-mass systems to hot halo mode Caveats: l Satellites l Secular AGN fueling & pseudobulge formation are probably important: M_bulge < 10^10 M_sun, M_bh <~ 10^7 M_sun

Motivation CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE Bell+06; Lotz+06; Lin+04; Patton+02; Conselice+03 Hopkins, Bundy+ 06

The Role of Quasar Feedback CORRELATION VS. CAUSALITY? without feedback with feedback (see also Fontanot+ 06; Volonteri+ 06) Quasar feedback must exist......and it does exist (but on what level?) Springel+ 05 No AGN Feedback With AGN Feedback

Feedback Reveals the Brightest Quasars GAS IS HEATED AND EXPELLED IN BLOWOUT, REVEALING A BRIEF, BRIGHT QUASAR QSO = 1000xHost Bahcall+ 97 Schweizer 82 QSO = Host QSO = 0.1xHost Ø Why can t we just look for the mergers? (see Jennifer Lotz s talk also!)

What Do We Learn? WHAT DOES THIS TELL US ABOUT MASSIVE GALAXY FORMATION? l > Know quasar clustering(z) & z=0 hosts of these BHs: Evolved (to z=0) quasar remnant clustering l > Quasars really *are* the progenitors of local early-type galaxies Early-type clustering Hopkins, Coil, Myers, Lidz, et al.

Is the Quasar Epoch Really Coincident with the End of Star Formation? Norberg, Zehavi, Li, et al. Local Early-Type Clustering, Extrapolated to the Star-Formation Time for each M_gal

Is the Quasar Epoch Really Coincident with the End of Star Formation? Norberg, Zehavi, Li, et al. Croom, Porciani, Myers, Adelberger Local Early-Type Clustering, Extrapolated to the Star-Formation Time for each M_gal Observed Quasar Clustering at each z

Where Is This Happening? EMPIRICAL TESTS OF QUASAR FUELING MECHANISMS Doesn t *generically* trace star formation or halo formation

Where Is This Happening? EMPIRICAL TESTS OF QUASAR FUELING MECHANISMS Random/Uniform BH Triggering? Disk Instabilities? b(z) r_0(z)

A Generic Sequence? EMPIRICAL TESTS OF QUASAR FUELING MECHANISMS z z

More Detailed Comparison USING SIMULATIONS TO MAP QUASARS <> SPHEROIDS Observed Merger MF ~500 Merger Simulations + Wolf+ 05 Hopkins, Somerville, Hernquist+ 06

More Detailed Comparison TEST STATISTICS OF QUASAR, RED GALAXY, & MERGER POPULATIONS (see also Fontanot et al. 2006, Malbon et al. 2006, Volonteri et al. 2006) Merger LF Quasar LF Quasar LF Merger LF Full Model Simplified (no feedback) lifetimes Xu+;Wolf+; Ueda+

Comparing Quenching Models DICHOTOMY IN ELLIPTICAL KINEMATICS

Comparing Quenching Models ENVIRONMENTAL DEPENDENCE OF EARLY-TYPE FRACTIONS

Disk: - small BH (no feedback) Elliptical: - large BH at low Mdot: ideal for radio mode

The Role of Quasar Feedback CORRELATION VS. CAUSALITY? Cox+ 06 Hopkins+ 06 (in prep) Bowen+ 06