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Halo Tidal Star Streams with DECAM Brian Yanny Fermilab DECam Community Workshop NOAO Tucson Aug 19 2011

M31 (Andromeda) Our Local Group neighbors: Spiral galaxies similar to The Milky Way 150 kpc M33 (Triangulum) Soft Stretch...

Richardson et al. 2011 Deep CFHT Exposures: Note the faint tidal Streams Some Over 100 kpc In length hard stretch 150 kpc

Martinez-Delgado et al. 2010 has now found tidal streams around A large number of spiral galaxies. If we look in our own neighborhood we also see these streams. The halo of the Milky Way is a special place to view these streams, since kinematic information is also possible. (radial velocities and proper motions

Ultimate science goals of a deep halo stream search: (The full program will require kinematic information beyond DES [LSST, Gaia, spectroscopic followup]) Map the gravitational potential of the outer galaxy and halo: Shape (flattened, triaxial, spherical, lumps?) Extent (total mass of Galaxy + Dark Matter to r ~ 100 kpc) Profile ( falls off as r^-2 or r^?, radius dependent?)

Via Lactea DARK MATTER halo lump Simulation 80 kpc

We observe the stars, which orbit within the overall Gravitational Potential Optical window on underlying Dark Matter 'reality' (?) 80 kpc LMC SMC

DES will go out to d > 100 kpc K giant using turnoff, BHB and K/M giant d = 100 kpc 'standard candle' tracers (all stars of the same color/temperaturebhb/a d = 35 kpc have roughly the same absolute brightness). Thus Streams and outer halo stars apparent brightness F turnoff translates to distance. d = 15 kpc thin, thick disk stars G d = 6 kpc K dwarf Inner and outer halo stars d < 1 kpc r = 1.5kpc Basic Method 8 kpc

Two difficulties: 1. Star-Galaxy separation breaks down at faint magnitudes (r ~22.5) 2. No u-band filter (initially), reduces ability to break stellar-type degeneracies: A. BHBs vs. Blue Straggler/A main seq. B. F turnoff vs. QSO C. M-dwarf vs. M-giant [Opportunity to study red color cuts for spectral type separation]

Multi-color selection can help split star/gals Galaxies Stars (with Stream) (SDSS data, DES is 1-2 mag fainter) g 23.5 g-r But high S/N features can be Detected below this limit... g~22.5 rough limit of practical star/gal sep.

Stars (with Stream) M Giant (u-g > 3 selected) g M Dwarfs (high proper motion) BHB Blue Straggler F turnoff g-r High S/N Main Sequence at g >22.5

Two qualities that will improve stream-finding: 1. Large area, faint, uniform star density maps (matched filter techniques of Rockosi et al 2002, Odenkirchen et al 2001, Grillmair 2006) help isolate stellar streams as long, narrow objects against background. 2. Proper motions will be available A. against UCAC catalog to r~20 (3 mas/yr) B. internally after 5-years (~10 mas/yr) Can help distinguish dwarfs/giants, qsos/foreground, halo vs. disk members.

F stars, app. Mag ~ 22 Star Stream! D=30 kpc from Sun Another crossing stream.

8000 Sq Deg SDSS Stellar Density map Pal 5 Globular with tidal tail (Sgr stream) Orphan Stream DES will cover South Virgo Overdensity F turnoff probing 20-30 kpc. g~21

We geometrically distort the sky so that the stars in the stream lie along a straight line (easier to pick them out then). Change the magnitude range to pick out different distances Here are F turnoffs at g~=18.5 (7 kpc) Yields another faint stream: GD-1, about 7 kpc distance from the sun, very faint...

DES footprint (Equatorial Coordinates) with A star density Rossetto, B. et al. 2011 AJ 141, 185: Stellar science with DES

Many opportunities for Community Pipeline Proposals Outside the DES footprint, including LMC/SMC! Galactic Center SMC LMC

Summary: Many interesting Galactic Structure and Dynamics projects possible with DECam. We encourage DECam Community Proposals and look forward to working with many!

Best fit The real leverage comes in matching the run distance along the stream.

Tracer star orbits within a 'log r' potential have a characteristic 'trefoil' shape: Internal dispersion within a tidal dwarf stream gives the orbit 'thickness', and it deviates from the central thin orbit track. (Toto, we're not in Kepler's Solar system any more)

80 kpc

Best fit The real leverage comes in matching the run distance along the stream.

SEGUE Target Selection (color,color)