arp 188 and the tadpole's tail

Arp 188 and the Tadpole's Tail [STScI]

Astronomy 386S - Fall 2013

Seminar in Extragalactic Astronomy

Th 3:30 · RLM 15.216B · 48635

Professor

Shardha Jogee

RLM 15.214 · (512) 471-3302 · email

Schedule

Date

Speaker

Title

 

Aug 29

No meeting scheduled. Organizational meeting postponed to two weeks (12 September).

 

Sep 5

Rachael Livermore

University of Texas at Austin

"Galaxies Under the Cosmic Microscope"

abstract

 

Sep 12

No talk scheduled.

 

Sep 19

Neal Evans

University of Texas at Austin

"Highlights of the Ringberg Meeting on Regulation of Star Formation in Molecular Gas: From Galactic to sub-Cloud Scales"

 

Sep 26

Niv Drory

University of Texas at Austin

"The fourth-generation Sloan Digital Sky Survey 2014-2020: An overview and status report on SDSS-IV"

 

Oct 3

Eva Noyola

University of Texas at Austin

"Central Density Profiles for Concentrated Galactic Globular Clusters"

 

Oct 3

John Jardel

University of Texas at Austin

"Variations in a Universal Density Profile for Dwarf Spheroidals"

abstract

 

Oct 10

Rachel Bezanson

University of Arizona

"Tight Correlations between Massive Galaxy Structural Properties and Dynamics: The Mass Fundamental Plane was in Place by z ~ 2" (host: Shardha Jogee)

abstract

 

Oct 17

Jason Jaacks

University of Texas at Austin

"Tracking Galaxies Through Cosmic Time Using Number Density Selection"

 

Oct 17

Matthew Stevans

University of Texas at Austin

"Ultraviolet Continua of AGNs"

 

Oct 24

Timothy Weinzirl

University of Texas at Austin

"Structure and Assembly of Massive Galaxies in the Center of the Coma Cluster"

 

Oct 24

Yi-Kuan Chiang

University of Texas at Austin

"A Large Sample of Candidate Galaxy Proto-clusters in the COSMOS/UltraVISTA Field"

abstract

 

Oct 31

Mimi Song

University of Texas at Austin

"Galaxy Stellar Mass Function at z = 6 & 7"

 

Oct 31

Taylor Chonis

University of Texas at Austin

"Probing Lyman-alpha Emitting Galaxies through their Resolved Lyman-alpha Emission"

abstract

 

Nov 7

Girish Kulkarni

MPIA, Heidelberg, Germany

"Direct Constraints on Population III Star Formation from Chemical Properties of DLAs" (host: Volker Bromm)

 

Nov 14

Greg Shields & Sarah Salviander

University of Texas at Austin

"The Black Hole Mass - Galaxy Luminosity Relationship for SDSS Quasars"

abstract

 

Nov 21

Ryan Trainor

California Institute of Technology

"Probing the Brightest QSOs though the Spatial Distribution of Galaxies and (Fluorescent) Lya Emitters" (host: Karl Gebhardt)

QSOs are ubiquitous in the high-redshift universe, but the most luminous QSOs (L ~ 10^14 Lsun) are extremely rare even at the peak redshifts of black hole growth, 2 < z < 3. I will present detailed probes of such hyperluminous QSOs and their environments at these redshifts using deep surveys of 1558 continuum-selected galaxies (LBGs; R < 25.5) and 890 Lya-emitters (LAEs; NB_Lya < 26.5) selected to lie in the neighborhoods (or foreground/background) of the QSOs. Using clustering statistics, we derive the halo masses of the QSOs and LBGs and place their central black holes on the M_DM-M_BH relationship, finding a large discrepancy compared to the estimates at low redshift. Using the sample of LAEs, we present evidence for a fluorescent contribution to their Lya emission, and we constrain the lifetime and opening angle of QSO emission via the 3D distribution of fluorescent Lya emitters. Finally, I will discuss prospects for further study of the QSOs and the Lya-emitting gas and galaxies via NIR spectroscopy and applications to future Lya surveys.

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Nov 28

Thanksgiving Day: Staff Holiday. University Closed: No seminars or classes scheduled today.

 

Dec 5

Peter Behroozi

STScI

"What Can Galaxy Evolution Tell Us About Short Gamma-Ray Bursts?" (host: Shardha Jogee)

abstract

 

Dec 12

Joss Bland-Hawthorn

University of Sydney, Department of Physics

"A Front-row Seat on the Daily Life of a Supermassive Black Hole" (host: Gary Hill)

abstract