GAMA-SIGMA: Exploring Galaxy Structure Through Modelling

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GAMA-SIGMA: Exploring Galaxy Structure Through Modelling University of St Andrews / ICRAR (UWA)

Science Goals Do galaxies form in two phases: bulge disk? Are ellipticals and bulges essentially the same? How is stellar mass distributed between structures? How does environment shape galaxy structure?

Galaxy and Mass Assembly

The Sérsic Profile Jose Luis Sérsic, 1963 Peng (2003)

The Sérsic Profile Exponential (e.g. disks) Jose Luis Sérsic, 1963 Gaussian (e.g. - stars) de Vaucouleur (e.g. ellipticals/ bulges) Peng (2003)

Sérsic Motivation Sérsic photometry accounts for missing light in the wings of galaxies not usually picked up by other aperture definitions.

Sérsic Problem How do you model these galaxies quickly and accurately?

GAMA-SIGMA Written in R Each galaxy: 20 sec! Magnitude Sérsic Index Half-Light Radius Position Angle Ellipticity PSF

SIGMA G00198157

Example Profile

Example Profile: u K u g r i z Y J H K

Global Distributions ~150,000 galaxies in each band u K: Increasing n, Decreasing re SDSS ugriz UKIDSS YJHK λ/1+z

Volume Limited Sample Mr < -18 0.013 < z < 0.1 nq > 2 Coverage = ugrizyjhk + NUV/FUV ~7,500 galaxies

Classifications Driver et al. (2011; in prep) Mr < -18 0.013 < z < 0.1 nq > 2 Coverage = ugrizyjhk + NUV/FUV ~7,500 galaxies

Vol. Lim. Results Stability of elliptical shape at all λ 0.013 < z < 0.1 nq > 2 Coverage = ugrizyjhk + NUV/FUV ~7,500 galaxies Size evolution of ellipticals and disks u K Stability of ellipticity for all morph. types Mr < -18

Halo Mass Halo Masses: Aaron Robotham Disks Spheroids

G00508412 G00272822 Groups/ Mergers G00609396 G00572402 G00230636 G00560238 G00230675 G00047674 G00600168 G00238952 Irregulars GAMA G00303096 G00055143 G00240202 G00583427 G00484729 G00611220 G00383312 G00619104 G00493832 Kru 40'' 40'' G00537361 www.gama-survey.org Barred Spirals Edge-on Spirals Ellipticals G00238211 G00229306 Unbarred Spirals Galaxy And Mass Assembly (GAMA) Hubble Tuning-Fork

G00508412 G00272822 Groups/ Mergers G00609396 G00572402 G00230636 G00560238 G00230675 G00047674 G00600168 G00238952 Irregulars G00303096 GAMA G00055143 G00240202 G00583427 G00484729 G00611220 Is structural decomposition required? G00383312 Monday Leegalaxies Kelvin How do4 July you2011 morphologically classify these automatically? G00619104 G00493832 Kru 40'' 40'' G00537361 www.gama-survey.org Barred Spirals Edge-on Spirals Ellipticals G00238211 G00229306 Unbarred Spirals Galaxy And Mass Assembly (GAMA) Hubble Tuning-Fork

All vs All

All vs All (Updated)

All vs All (Updated)

Automated Classification Red Blue Disks Spheroids

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Automated Classification

Stellar Mass Distribution 4% 56% 6% 8% 23% 4% Stellar Masses: Ned Taylor

Science Goals Do galaxies form in two steps: bulge disk?... Are ellipticals and bulges essentially the same? Structural decomposition required! How is stellar mass distributed between structures? ~2/3 in spheroidal dominated types How does environment shape structure? More massive clusters host earlier type galaxies

Summary SIGMA measurements of ~150,000 galaxy structural params Single Sérsic Recovers missing light in the wings of galaxies Multi-λ Important in probing different stellar populations Morphology Automation possible, essential for large surveys Structural Decomposition Essential next step

Summary SIGMA measurements of ~150,000 galaxy structural params Single Sérsic Recovers missing light in the wings of galaxies Multi-λ Important in probing different stellar populations Morphology Automation possible, essential for large surveys Structural Decomposition Essential next step Measuring the energy output of the nearby Universe with GAMA P31 Simon P. Driver and the GAMA team