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Summary: Nuclear burning in stars Reaction 4 1 H 4 He 3 4 He 12 C 12 C + 4 He 16 O, Ne, Na, Mg Ne O, Mg O Mg, S Si Fe peak Min. Temp. 10 7 o K 2x10 8 8x10 8 1.5x10 9 2x10 9 3x10 9 Evolution through nuclear burning. M initial > 3M M initial < 3M Nuclear burning all the way to iron. Nuclear burning shuts off after He-flash.

Galaxies The Hubble Deep Field Tiny area of sky. 1/12 angular size of full moon. Faintest objects ever measured. 10 days exposure with Hubble Space Telescope. Only 20 stars. Remaining 5000 objects are galaxies. The Types of Galaxies Spirals Ellipticals Hubble class: Ellipticals E0 = round E7 = elongated Spirals (Sa Sc, SBa SBc): Central concentration Tightness of arms Smoothness of arms Barred Spirals Irregulars

Ellipticals Spirals Barred Spirals Irregulars What kind of galaxy do we live in? The Milky Way Obviously a disk But where are we located within that disk?

Mapping our Galaxy, up until ~1920 Counting stars Sun near center of small universe. What about spiral nebulae? False detection of proper motion. The Milky Way Optical view Infrared view in light of stars Infrared view in light of glowing dust

Need to correct for absorption by dust F = L/4πr 2 But absorption also affects F Absorption, or larger r? Dust absorbs more in blue than in red. Changes shape of black body curve Measurements at 3 wavelengths let you detect that change in shape. amount of absorption at each wavelength. 12,000 K, absorbed by dust Pulsating Variable Stars These stars regularly expand & contract. Like a big spring. Luminosity Time (days) Change in size change in temperature change in luminosity Luminosity Period- Luminosity Relation Use F = L/(4πr 2 ) to find r Period (days)

Measuring distances inside the Galaxy Parallax: to 300 pc Pulsating variables (Cepheids, RR Lyraes) Star clusters in the Milky Way Open Clusters: found in disk of Galaxy. Just a few hundred stars per cluster. Some recently-formed, some middle-aged. Globular Clusters: ~ 150, not confined to disk. Typically 100,00 stars. All are very old.

Mapping our Galaxy with globular clusters Globular Clusters offer key breakthrough (in ~1920). Distances from pulsating variables. Spherical distribution in space line of sight is not in dusty disk of Galaxy Result: Sun very far away from center. Our Galaxy (The Milky Way) 100,000 LY diameter Sun is 30,000 LY from center Gas, large fraction of stars in thin disk ~1000 LY thick Spiral structure Spherical halo ~150 globular clusters But most halo light is from spherical distribution of stars Nuclear bulge 100,000 LY Sun Bulge Glob. Cluster Disk Halo

Orbits in the Galaxy Stars, gas in disk Stars in halo & nuclear bulge The masses of galaxies P 2 (M 1 + M 2 ) = a 3 Velocity = (2πa)/P 1/ a Measure Doppler shift of absorption lines & emission lines at different points in galaxy.

Dark matter We expected falling Keplerian curve out beyond outermost luminous matter. But curves do not drop off large amounts of additional dark matter in outer parts of spiral galaxies. Components of our Galaxy (10 10 M ) Nuclear bulge Disk Halo Dark matter 1 7 0.1 55 ORBITAL VELOCITY Our Galaxy observed expected DISTANCE FROM CENTER Spiral arms are delineated by young stars & HII regions M74 in the ultraviolet UV to red sequence in M81 (12 Million LY away) The Spiral Arms

The spiral structure in the Milky Way From mapping out positions of young objects. At radio wavelengths Formation of Spiral Arms Differential Rotation P 2 = a 3 (Kepler s 3 rd Law) Gas, stars closer to center orbit in less time than those farther from center. automatic stretching of any feature into a trailing spiral. But arms should rapidly wind up and disappear

Spiral Arms & the Interstate Highway Density wave Spiral arms have higher density than space between arms Excess gravitational attraction slows down gas, stars when they pass through spiral arm in course of their orbits. spiral arms are a traffic jam Formation of Spiral Arms II Density waves most likely to occur in presence of external driving force Example: Satellite galaxy in process of colliding with M51. NGC 3486 Flocculent spirals may be due to different process (???) Waves of star formation form linear structures. Followed by winding up due to differential rotation.

The Types of Galaxies Spirals Also Irregulars Ellipticals Barred Spirals Where s the nearest bar? NGC 891 Milky Way M81 Probably in our Galaxy! Infra-red light shows Peanut-shaped nuclear bulge M 31

Chemical history of our galaxy Chemical enrichment The buildup of the heavy elements through nucleosynthesis. Galaxy started with just H, He, Li H He C O burning has steadily built up carbon, oxygen. Elements like iron built up (somewhat) more recently. Formation of: Abundance Relative to Solar Galaxy 1 0.1 0.01 Globular clusters Fe/O O/H Sun M67 Fe/H 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 Age (billions of years) O/H Fe/O Fe/H Stellar Populations Population I Wide range of ages More enriched Circular orbits in disk Population II Old Very low heavy-element abundances Elliptical orbits in halo huge range of inclinations Nuclear Bulge Abundances like Sun (enriched) But elliptical orbits Abundance Relative to Solar Galaxy 1 0.1 0.01 Globular clusters Sun M67 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 Age (billions of years) O/H Fe/O Fe/H

NGC 4472 Elliptical Galaxies No gas. No dust. No young stars. M87 M59, NGC 4647 M59, M60 M32 Efficiency of star formation Spirals Also Irregulars Ellipticals Barred Spirals