Remarkable Disk and Off Nuclear Starburst Ac8vity in the Tadpole Galaxy as Revealed by the Spitzer Space Telescope

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Remarkable Disk and Off Nuclear Starburst Ac8vity in the Tadpole Galaxy as Revealed by the Spitzer Space Telescope T.H. JarreE, M. PolleEa, I.P Fournon et al. Presenta8on by: William Gray Date: 2/27/09

The Tadpole Designa8on: UGC 10214 = VV 29 = Arp 188 z = 0.0310 Distance = 129 Mpc (H 0 =72 km s 1 Mpc 1 ) Gas rich main disk and 8dal tail HST ACS images show newly forming, massive clusters in the spiral arms. Some are SSC Super star clusters Total masses and stellar densi8es that rival globular clusters and dwarf galaxies (M > 10 5 M )

A Note on Mergers Boost level of star forma8on in disk galaxies Distor8on of spiral arms Violent star forma8on Large scale altera8ons to the underlying gas and stellar popula8ons ISM can collapse and form giant molecular clouds, spots for massive star forma8on Outer spiral arms Atomic hydrogen stretched into filamentary tails Will either dissipate into IGM or collapse back on merger remnant Forms streams or ring like structures But: Not all 8dally interac8ng galaxies show this remarkable star forma8on

The Data Op8cal Images U band (0.358 um), g band (0.485 um), r band (0.624 um), and i band (0.774 um) Gathered using the Issac Newton Telescope of the La Palma Observatory Also employ HST ACS g band (F475W) and V (F606W)

The Data II Op8cal Spectroscopy Tadpole Nucleus The brightest 8dal tail SSC J160616.85+552640.6 Using the COSMIC camera on the Hale 200 inch (5m) at the Palomar Observatory NIR Images J band (1.2 um) and K s band (2.2 um)

The Data III Mid Infrared (MIR) Spitzer Space Telescope Four IRAC Bands 3.6,4.5,5.8,8.0 um Two MIPS Bands 24, 70 um Resolu8on All IRAC, NIR, and Op8cal data were reprojected and resampled onto a common grid and were Gaussian convolved to match the 8 um image resolu8on

SED Templates SEDs from Tadpole are compared to representa8ve galaxy types 13 Gyr ellip8cal galaxies The underlying (old) stellar components, dust free S0/Sa Galaxies Early type disk galaxies Sc disk galaxies More ac8ve disk galaxies IR bright galaxies Prototype starburst galaxy M82, with steeply rising SED from dust emission Ac8ve, dust absorbed nuclei Seyfert 2 template

Global Measurements

The Nucleus

Disk and Extranuclear Regions

The Tidal Tail

Op8cal Spectra

Star Forma8on Rates Tracers of SF Directly measure UV emission Good only is there is no dust FIR Reprocessed starlight Spa8al Resolu8on of IRAS allows only for Global SFR MIR Kitchen sink Starlight, ionized ISM, dust and PAHs, thermal radia8on from dust grains, synchrotron radia8on

PAH Emission Prominent Bands 6.2,7.7,11.2 um. Weaker bands: 3.3 and 8.6 um Demonstrated to be effec8ve tracers of ongoing star forma8on ac8vity from early type stars in dust rich galaxies Spitzer IRAC bands are sensi8ve to this emission Comparing 5.8 and 8.0 um bands to op8cal or NIR produces contrast between star forma8on regions and starlight from older popula8ons

PAH: Nucleus & IR Bright Spot

PAH: SSCs Need to uncover PAH bands: Remove all starlight from all bands Remove the dust con8nuum from IRAC 8 um

Quiescent or Ac8ve Star Forma8on Compare PAH strength to 24 um emission F 8um /F 24um = const for normal disk galaxies Decreases when SF ac8vity and FIR con8nuum increases

PAH Equivalent Width

Poised for Nuclear Starburst? Must remove angular momentum from gas in spiral arms Tadpole nucleus shows liele SF ac8vity Spitzer: No bar 100 200 Myr old N body sims show that 8dal tail regions reform with nucleus over Gyr 8mescales Don t know: May be to early to tell. Molecular gas may hold key

Off Center Collision? Classic Spiral Spiral Collision Unwrapping of spiral arms (8dal tails) Plumes Counter tails Tadpole has vigorous SF in disk. Ring? Is this ring real? If so, could be formed by the merger Off axis collision of 2 similar massed objects Arguments for: NIR & MIR Ringlike structure of both old and new stars Outer spiral arms Distorted 8dal tail Companion that is directly behind the primary Ring systems have liele nuclear SF

Tidal Tail Stellar Cluster Masses SSCs Emerging globular cluster systems? Self gravita8ng dwarf galaxies? Do these remain bound or do they disperse Must know: Mass, size, environment IMF Tran et al: (0.5 1.0)x10 6 M " # Very high gas pressure and SF efficiency. Compared to GCs SSCs cover much more area Vulnerable to disrup8on Mass es8mates g band: 5.0 x10 6 M for 12 aperture # NIR: 7.0x10 6 M for 12 aperture g band: 1.4 x10 6 M for 4.5 aperture NIR: 1.6 x10 6 M for 4.5 aperture

Summary IR Morphology Nucleus, disk with SF hot spots, spiral arms, plumes, 8dal tails. No large scale bar Ac8ve SF Disk, spiral arms, 8dal tail. Nucleus Old stellar popula8on. No SF IR Bright Spots Strong PAH emission tracing loca8ons where gas has merged into massive star forming regions Ring like structure has bright IR emission Massive SF. Ring may be from off center collision with lower mass companion

Summary II Outer Spiral arm is VERY blue. Tidal Tail Very blue. Lined with supermassive star clusters SCC J160616.85+552640.6 IR bright Tidal tail SSC, low metallicity Strong 24 um. Suppressed PAH. SF. Mass of SSC 1.4 1.6 x M based on g and NIR Comparable to largest Globular Clusters in Milky Way or 8dal dwarf galaxies

Outstanding Results Nucleus is not undergoing a starburst or even modest star forma8on Main disk is forming stars in a distorted spiral arm In the 8dal tail, a massive cluster has formed aser only a few megayears from a metal poor gas reserve.

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