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BRI1202-0725 z=4.7 HyLIRG (10 13 L o ) pair SFR ~ few 10 3 M o yr -1 4 + SMG + Salome ea. CO 5-4 + M H2 ~ 10 11 M o QSO + HST 814 Hu ea 96 SMA [CII] 158um 334GHz, 20hrs Iono ea 2007

[CII] in 1202-0725 Wagg ea ALMA SV 20min, 16 ants 334GHz SMA 20hrs

[CII] 158um line and ALMA: a new window on the high redshift Universe C. Carilli Dynamics first galaxies Ø Anatomy of early galaxy formation Ø Rotation curves: in search of dark matter Build up of ISM at z ~ 5 to 6 Redshift frontier: verify z=6 to 8 dropouts, SMBH formation, reionization, and other cool stuff

cm à submm diagnostics of cool gas in galaxy formation 100 M o yr -1 at z=5 Low J CO emission: total gas mass, dynamics High density gas tracers (HCN, HCO+) Synch. + Free-Free = star formation EVLA/GBT Line High J molecular lines: gas excitation, physical conditions Dust continuum = star formation Atomic FIR fine structure lines: ISM gas coolant

Good news: [CII] is everywhere! [CII] 158um line: dominant cooling mechanism for cool gas, and most luminous line from star forming galaxies from DC to FIR: Ø 0.3% of FIR luminosity of MW Ø [CII]/CO 1-0 ~ 1000 E ion = 11.2eV => traces ionized and neutral gas => Good dynamical tracer Low z requires space Obs, but z > 1 => [CII] redshifts to ALMA bands Galactic census (Pineda ea) PDRs (30%) Cold HI (25%) CO dark H 2 (25%) Ionized gas (20%) Various with galaxy

Bad news: CII is everywhere! SMC/ LMC [CII]/FIR: up to factor ~ 100 scatter! Ø Quantitative measure of?? Ø Can be suppressed in SB nuclei: dust opacity or charged grains? Ø Low metallicity: enhanced [CII]/FIR (lower dust attenuation => large UV heating zone) Ø Might lose CNM contribution at z > 6 due to CMB contrast (Vallini ea)? MW SB nuclei 11

[CII]: the great elixir (or koolaid)? Claimed to be a tracer of Ø Star formation rate Ø H 2, HI, and HII mass Ø Radiation field Ø Abundances Ø Usually requires other info (T dust, FSL ) Focus: Bright [CII] tool for Ø Gas dynamics Ø ISM evolution Ø Spectroscopic redshifts for z>6 candidates de Looze ea This ubiquity of C+ with the varying contributions of these different components of the interstellar medium to the total energy radiated by C+ in different galaxies makes calibration of the [CII] versus star formation rate a difficult task. Goldsmith ea

The new age of [CII]: number of detections at z>1 Results within last year: show and tell

LAE1 G3 Imaging + Dynamics Anatomy of a hyper-starburst at z=4.7 BR1202-0725 z=4.7 SMG 12kpc 700km/s G4 QSO LAE2 rms=100ujy Two hyper-starbursts (SMG and BAL quasar host): FIR ~ 3x10 13 L o ; SFR ~ 3x10 3 M o /yr; M BH ~ 10 9 M o Two normal LAE: SFR ~ 10 2 M o /yr

[CII] in 1202: Imaging cool gas dynamics at z=4.7 Quasar, SMG: Broad, strong lines Tidal bridge across LAE1, as expected in gas-rich merger Possible quasar outflow, or further tidal feature, toward LAE2 SMG LAE1 Q LAE2

Dynamics => major merger of gas rich galaxies driving massive galaxy/bh formation at t univ ~ 1Gyr Hu & Cowie 7kpc -500km/s SMG LAE1 Q +500km/s LAE2 Tidal stream connecting hyper-starbursts, narrow ΔV SMG: warped gas disk HyLIRG QSO host, with outflow in [CII] and CO, high ΔV LAE1: Ly-alpha + [CII] in tidal gas stream? LAE2: dust and [CII] in outflow?

Cosmos SMG: disk dynamics at z=4.5 (Karim ea.) ALMA 340 GHz: 20min, 30 ant, 0.35 res Isolated SMG in Cosmos No ACS/I detection FIR = 0.7e13 L o SFR = 700 M o yr -1 Dust size < 0.2 3GHz 340GHz JVLA: 50uJy at 3Ghz ALMA: 3mJy at 340 GHz

ALMA [CII] (Karim ea) double horn : width ~ 700 km/s [CII] = 5e9 L o ~ 100x MW [CII]/FIR ~ 0.0008 ~ 0.25 x MW Clear velocity gradient ~ 1

+350 km/s + 11 12 13 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16-350 km/s 17 18 19 + 17 18 19 Karim ea GALPAK (Bouchet): exponential disk Disk galaxy rotation: butterfly pattern!

Flat rotation curve: Search for dark matter in 1 st galaxies V rot = 470 km/s i = 48 o R turn = 0.16 kpc Intrinsic Smoothed M dyn = 1.3e11 M o Karim ea Search for dark matter Ø Flat rotation curve: 1 st step Ø Need distribution stars + cool gas Generally: [CII] + ALMA => dynamical imaging at z > 4 comparable to HI in nearby galaxies

ISM evolution in first normal galaxies ALMA observations of Lyman Break galaxies z ~ 6 1hr per source, 30 ants, 0.5 res Capak ea.: 10 LBGs at z ~ 5.5 Willott ea.: 2 LBGs at z ~ 6.1 SFR ~ 10 to 100 M o yr -1 11 of 12 detected in [CII] (nondetection = AGN) 4 or 5 in dust continuum Most are extended ~ 1

z~6 LBGs => Low metalicity Build-up of ISM at z ~ 6 L IR /L 1600 SMC Dust Capak ea Willott ea; Capak ea [CII]/FIR ~ SMC/LMC => low metalicity (ie. Dust/Gas) IR/1600 => SMC-type dust (silicates, amorphous carbon?) => changes SFHU? Generally: [CII] can be strong w/o dust => don t select on dust!

Notable non-detections: LAEs z ~ 6.5 7 Himiko (Ouchi ea.) IOK-1 (Ota ea.) rms=20ujy rms=0.2mjy Below SFR [CII] relation: support idea immature ISM (metalicity, dust) at z>6 LAEs in the reionization epoch have significantly lower gas and dust enrichment than AGN-powered systems and starbursts at similar/lower redshifts, as well as local starforming galaxies

Evidence for increasingly neutral IGM z>6? Willott ea Weak, asymmetric Lya w. large velocity offset => resonant scattering by neutral IGM (Gunn-Petterson)?

Wang ea Weighing z > 6 quasar host galaxies [CII] 300GHz, 0.5 res, 1hr, 17ant z=6.13-300km/s Willott ea 3kpc M BH +300km/s Low z M dyn 7/7 detected [CII] + dust Sizes ~ 2 5 kpc, clear velocity gradients Maximal SB disk ~ 1000 M o yr -1 kpc -2 M dyn ~ few e10 to 1e11 M o M BH ~ 1e8 to 1e10 M o Larger BHs than expected in some cases? Generally: [CII], CO only way to get M gal

Redshift frontier: z > 7 Quasar host z=7.0 (Bure) Weak dust continuum Early, inhomogeneous enrichment IGM Host redshift + DLA profile => neutral IGM Maiolino ea Venemans ea Lyman Break galaxy z=7.1 Offset => satellite accretion? [CII] Lyman α emitter z=7.2? Ota ea

ALMA 1.2mm spectroscopy of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field (Aravena ea) ALMA 212 272GHz, 1 arcmin 2 => [CII] z=6 to 8 rms cont = 12uJy/beam => 10 M o yr -1 [CII] limits ~ few M o yr -1 ALMA UDF 1.2-mm continuum map Flux density [mjy] bure Frequency [GHz] Flux density (mjy) 3 2 1 HUDF2 at z=2.545 CO(J=7-6) & [CI] 2-1 CO(J=8-7) 0 220 230 240 250 260 270 Observed Frequency (GHz) z=2.5 main sequence galaxy

ALMA 1.2mm spectroscopy of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field (Aravena ea) Confirm/spec z for z=6 to 8 LBG candidates (~ 20) 6 possible [CII] lines at z=5.6 7.8 (> 4σ) Line widths ~ 200 to 400 km/s Redshift 8.5 8.0 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 L CII => SFR ~ few to 10 M o year -1 ALMA UDF 1.2-mm continuum map Redshift 8.5 8.0 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 Bo13D56 - Bouwens+13, z>6 dropout Bo13D63 - Bouwens+13, z>6 dropout 1.0 1.0 Flux density (mjy) 0.5 0.0-0.5 Flux density (mjy) 0.5 0.0-0.5-1.0 220 230 240 250 260 270 Observed Frequency (GHz) -1.0 220 230 240 250 260 270 Observed Frequency (GHz) 1.0 Redshift 8.5 8.0 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 Bo13D55 - Bouwens+13, z>6 dropout Flux density (mjy) 0.5 0.0-0.5-1.0 220 230 240 250 260 270 Observed Frequency (GHz)

[CII] 158um line and ALMA: a new window on the high redshift Universe Dynamics first galaxies Ø Anatomy of early galaxy formation Ø Rotation curves: in search of dark matter Build up of ISM at z ~ 5 to 6 Redshift frontier: verify z=6 to 8 dropouts, SMBH formation, reionization, and other cool stuff