A library of synthetic galaxy spectra for GAIA

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A library of synthetic galaxy spectra for GAIA P.Tsalmantza, M. Kontizas, B. Rocca-Volmerange *, C. Bailer_Jones + 7 coauthors, I. 27, Astron Astrophys, 47, 761 II. In preparation * Institut d Astrophysique de Paris, Univ. Paris XI Orsay With thecontribution of Yuko Kakazu, postdoc IAP

Objectives Identification and classification of unresolved galaxies Determination of Astrophysical Parameters spectral type, Star formation rate, age, metallicity, masses, nebular emission, extinction + redshifts Training and Testing for Automatic classification by Support Vector Machines

Methods and Tools 1. To select observations of several galaxy samples (SLOAN/SDSS, RC3 (z=), VIMOS/VVDS) 2. To fit the observed color-color distribution of galaxies with a library of Synthetic models: i) Basic scenarios of Pegase2 http://www2.iap.fr/pegase, simulating the evolution of 8 types for the Hubble Sequence + starbursts at redshifts <z<.2 ii) To extend scenarios for a complete coverage of observations Main physics parameters (M/L, Mass, Z, age, others ) are known for all spectra 3. To build the GAIA library of ~4 spectra used to educate and test the analyser SVM for Classification and Parametrisation of galaxies observed by Gaia

Scheme of SFR scenarios for the Hubble sequence: SFR α gas mass Mgas of the galaxy embedded within the reservoir + exchanges as infall and galacticwinds Gas Inflow Winds MSF2A, baryon : initial gas AS GAIA, Juillet 28 cloud(reservoir) M galaxy

Main SFR time scales by galaxy types: Ellipticals and Spirals Elliptical (winds) Spiral SFR α Mgas Star formation time-scale <1Gyr Star formation time scale > 1Gyrs ( Mgas(dashed Mgalaxy (full), Mstar (t) (dotted), Note: ULIRGs are modelled as ultra massive ellipticals with a young starburst and/or active nuclei. They are less than 1% of the global population, see

Star formation parameters* type p1 p2 Myr/Msun inf all win ds SFR = M p p1 gas 2 Ell Ell1.6-1.5 1-15 Y Y * from the 1st published library Tsalmantza et al, 27 spiral.8-1.5 2-18 Y N A new distribution of star formation parameters will be proposed in the next library(tsalmantza et al, in preparation) Irr-Im 1.- 2. 14-2 Y N

Fits of spectral (colors) synthesis: PEGASE: Fioc & Rocca-Volmerange,1997, Fioc, thesis, 1998 V-K V-K UV-B V-K Models No reddening Models With reddening U-V Reddened spectra B-V models UV-V

Spectral synthesis of the elliptical M87, Rocca-Volmerange, ( MNRAS,236,47 The majority of local ellipticals are gaspoor (after suffering galacticwinds) and then dust-poor and of low star formation activity.

Fits of the RC3 catalogue with PEGASE And Coleman&Wu, Yuko Kakasu, 28 ( R-I ) ( B-V ) ( V-R )

FITS of VVDS with Pegase scenarios for <z<.5 Yuko Kakasu, 28

BUT..U-band fits of early types are too blue compared to RC3 catalogue and SDSS (The extended Gaia library is traced by black points) (in progress) B-V B-V U-B U-B

An example of covering the blue part of the ( preparation color-color diagram(tsalmantza et al, in Pegase templates Starbursts of various ages

To complete the coverage of the observed SLOAN SDSS color-color distribution ( dots of galaxies (black Tsalmantza et al, in preparation Shorten time-scales of ellipticals ( parts (red Infall time scales (light blue) Ages of irregulars (blue) Starbursts (magenta)

Classification and parametrization of the simulated Gaia spectra PEGASE spectra Gaia BP/RP spectra Discrete source classifier E-S Sa Sb Sbc Sc Sd Im Gaia spectra Galaxy spectra Av Galaxy spectra with known Av Galaxy spectra with known Av, z z Galaxy type & Astrophysical Parameters Galaxy spectra with known Av, z, type, APs The results presented here are produced using Support Vector Machines for galaxy spectra with noise and G=18.5

Regression of Astrophysical Parameters For all galaxy spectra For galaxy spectra of known reddening Training: 1444 galaxy spectra Testing: 129985 galaxy spectra AP z Av <real-predicted>/<real> SF2A, AS -2.64e-5 GAIA, Juillet 28.2 sd(rea-predicted)/<real>.3.1

Classification of galaxy types for galaxy spectra of known redshift and reddening Testing set 4885 Error:.61% Type E S Im SB E 484 25 S 5 182 Im 255 SB 2296 Testing set 24 Error: 2.87% Type E S Im SB E S Im 233 274 215 8434 95 91 1153 3 1 9 SB 1 11691

Regression of Astrophysical Parameters for galaxy spectra of known reddening and redshift Training: 4885 galaxy spectra Testing: 24 galaxy spectra AP M/L Present SFR <real-predicted>/<real>.4 SF2A, AS -.77 GAIA, Juillet 28 sd(rea-predicted)/<real>.39.35

Future works To solve degeneracies by multi-lambda solutions To improve the U band predictions To improve spectral resolution power R=2 1 with new stellar libraries from Kurucz+Lejeune, 1996 (Basel) Munari, 25 The stellar library ELODIE and Pegase-HR (DamienLe Borgne et al, 22) for z> wavelength domain To disentangle dynamics-metallicity Nebular emission (continuum+lines) are computed for templates, but have to be included in starbursts