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The Galaxy Evolution Explorer Michael Rich, UCLA Samir Salim Ryan Mallery

A decade long effort: From early proposals for UV imaging telescopes by C. Martin, and the FOCA balloon-borne telescope at LAS France.

UV continuum ~ SFR Simple Stellar Population Age: 0.1-1 Gyr B, A, F stars Prominent Balmer lines and 3646 A break AGB stars dominate IR Bruzual and Charlot (2003)

50 cm aperture 1.2 degrees FOV, circular CaF2 imaging window; transmission grism Dichroic beam splitter 65mm diameter MAMA detectors FUV channel: 1250-1800 A NUV channel: 1800-3000A 5 arcsec resolution All-sky survey for b>10deg AB=21 Selected deep fields AB=24 to 26.5 Spectroscopy fields 29 month mission + GO program July 06 Launch was April 28, 2003

Grism - LAS France

Photons to Images -arrival time retained

GALEX has a wide-field of view and uses a large-format photon-counting detector with low background, excellent sky background rejection and good multiplex capability Field of view 1.2 degree diameter Moon shown for size comparison 1.2 deg

Performance Summary 2 Simultaneous Bands 60 50 Im FUV 40 Im Sp 30 20 10 20 50 cm2 (0.5 mkeck) Angular resolution 5 arcsecs Spectral Resolution 100 250 Field of View 1.2 degrees Bands FUV 1350 1750 Angstroms NUV 1750 2800 Angstroms Sky Background 27 28.5 mag/arcsec2 Astrometry 1 arcsec Observations Nightime, 1 eclipse~1500 s Surveys AIS MIS DIS Exposure Time 100 s 1500 s 30 ks Sensitivity [µjy] 20 1 0.1 Progress to date 25% 80% 50% Area [deg^2] 20,000 1000 NUV Sp 0 1300 Effective Area 1800 2300?? Survey Progress 2800 Mission Length 100 Baseline 38 months

M31 nucd M32 nuc

All-sky Imaging Survey (AIS) Magnitude 20 Mean 0.2 Redshift Area >10,000 deg Cosmic 1 Gpc3 Vol. # Galaxies 10 Million Z~0.2

Medium Imaging Survey (MIS) Magnitude 23 Area 1000 deg2 Cosmic 1 Gpc3 Vol. Overlap SDSS, 2dF # Galaxies 3 Million Z~0.5 Z~0.2

Nearby Galaxy Survey Magnitud 27.5 e arcsec-2 # 1000 Galaxies Cosmic 1 Gpc3 Volume Overlap SINGS, HI, Ha, Radio, M101

Deep Imaging Survey (DIS) Magnitude 25 Area 80 deg2 Cosmic 1 Gpc3 CDFS, NOAO-DWS, Vol. Overlap SWIRE, VVDS, DEEPII, CFHTLS, # Galaxies 10 Million Z~0.5 Z~0.2 Z~1.5

Science Highlights ApJ 619 Letters dedicated issue (20 January 2005) FUV-based estimate of local star formation rate (Wyder et al.) SDSS classification (Bianchi et al.) UV Luminous Galaxies (Lyman-break analogs) Physical parameters from SED fitting (Salim, Rich et al.) GALEX/VVDS UV luminosity evolution (Schiminovich et al.) Nearby Galaxies; SF in M31, antennae, mergers, etc. (Bianchi, Neff, Hibbard UV rising flux (no dependence on Mg2), evolution, residual star formation in red galaxies (Rich, Yi, Lee) Extended disks in spirals (to > 50 kpc in FUV) Thilker et al. Star formation in Local U. (Martin et al.)

RestUV Traces Star Formation In Wide Range of Environments, Scales & Modalities M83 Antennae NGC520 M90 SF M80 NGC5719 Cen A NGC5713

Local Analogs of high-z superwinds: M82 Hα Hoopes, Heckman, Strickland et al (2005)

Minkowski s Object (Croft et al. 2006).

Rest UV Traces Star Formation in merging groups Ultraviolet GALEX Visible DSS

Rest UV Traces Starburst Age In Merging Galaxies Regions younger than dynamical age 300 Myr Hibbard, Rich, Xu, Schiminovich, Bianchi et al.

Rest UV Traces Star Formation In Disks with Extended Star Formation M83

Rest UV Traces Star Formation In Disks with Extended Star Formation M83

Rest UV Traces Star Formation In Tidal Tails formed by Interacting Disks NGC 5719 NGC 5713

UV Luminosity Density Evolution Schiminovich, Arnouts et al. (1+z)2.5 (1+z)2.5 Luminosity Density Evolution to z~1 Continued rise to z~3

SFR Evolution from UV Luminosity Density w/ GALEX Deep Imaging z<1.5 GALEX DIS (1+z) 2.5 Deep Imaging Survey 80 sq. deg. mnuv <25 AB AIS/MIS This plot: 0.5 sq. deg. z completeness: 15% mnuv <24.5 AB

Local Lyman Break /Luminous UV galaxies (Heckman et al. 2005; Hoopes et al. 2006) LFUV,bol > 2x1010 Msol SFR 5-50 Msol/yr Large IFUV determined using SDSS u-band halflight radius Compa ct GALEX AIS (FUV<20) and MIS (FUV<23) + SDSS primary spectroscopic sample (r < 17.7) + value added catalogs (Charlot, Brinchmann, Kauffmann, Tremonti, Heckman, White, Seibert) + 7 band SED Classification (Salim, Rich, Charlot et al)

Property LUGS(Large/ compact) LBGs Redshift z<0.3 z>2-5 -2.8 10.3-10.5 10.3-10.7 10.3-11.3 Vol. Density - Log φ* Luminosity Log(L/Lsol) R1/2 u (kpc) Log SFR (AFUV) Log ssfr FUV - r Emission line σ 12+log(O/H) 0.9-1.3 0.0-0.7 0.7-1.3 (0 2) 0.7-1.6 (0.5-10.52) to -9.5-9.8 to -8.6 0-0.5 0.5-2.5 (1 3) -9 to -8 1.8-2.9 0.6-2.2 0.2-2.2 60-130 km/s Similar 8.55-8.75 8.2-8.7 7.7-8.8

Residual star formation in red galaxies (Rich et al. 05, Yi et al. 05, Donas et al. 06

Scan of star formation papers 2005 ApJ Letters Special Issue ApJ 619 UV Luminous galaxies at the current epoch (Heckman et al.) Star formation histories and Dust attenuation from GALEX Salim et al. 1500A LF evolution, SFR from VVDS (Arnouts et al.; Schiminovich et al.) IRX-beta Seibert et al. SFR for local Universe Martin et al. M31/33 Thilker et al. Outer disk of M83 Thilker et al. Tidal Tails (Neff et al.); Antennae (Hibbard et al.) Stephans Quintet (Xu et al.) Kennicutt-Schmidt 2006 Lee et al.) UV Rising Flux (Rich et al.; Yi etlawal.;

Scan of star formation papers (contd) Nearby Galaxy Survey Gil de Paz et al. 2006 astro/ph 6440 Bulges and Black holes Kauffmann et al. 2006, a/ph 9436 Extended disks Boissier et al. 2006, astro-ph/ 9017 UV star formation detected in outer disks beyond Halpha Boundary; low numbers of ionizing stars Other papers in special issue include Martin et al., Wyder et al. on blue/red sequence and transition galaxies Mallery, Kewley, Rich et al. on N/O ratios along blue

Emission line diagnostics SDSS spectra Line ratios nuclear classification SF galaxies Type 2 AGN Obscured Narrow line Seyfert 2/LINERs No (detectable) emission lines

The Green valley Bimodality best seen in UV-to-optical Intermediate colors: AGN quiescent galaxies reddened SF galaxies Steep LF (massive galaxies)

UV-selected pilot sample at Keck (Mallery, Rich et al.) + z>0.25 z<0.25 * AGN

Star Formation Scan

AGN and transitional galaxies Martin et al. 2006 Quenched models fast color evolution Morphology already spheroidal/lenticular some structure blue light

Summary GALEX is extraordinarily sensitive to star formation 0<z<1.5 SF detected in very low surface brightness regions (edges of disks, tidal tails) Disks do not have sharp boundaries; H-alpha boundary was due to small numbers of ionizing stars In the NUV-r vs M_r plot, galaxies divide into a striking blue and red sequence, with AGN filling a green valley AGN linked to star formation in massive galaxies Red galaxies have UV emission due to old stars and in some cases, low level star formation UV luminous galaxies Luv>108Lsun are found in the present epoch. Early indications are that GALEX detects some SF missed Kennicutt-Schmidt Law 2006 by Spitzer -- in low surface brightness & metal poor