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1.4 GHz Source Counts (Hopkins 2000)
AGN
steep flat
starbursts
spirals
SKA EVLA HDF/COSMOS 1st/NVSS
Cambridge
2
1.4 GHz uJy source counts (Schinnerer et al. 04)
3
COSMOS Pilot/ACS (Schinnerer 04)
1.4 GHz, 1.5, 25uJy rms I_AB(5s) 27
4
VLA-COSMOS vs. HST morphologies
z 0.2
z 0.2
z 1.3
z 1.0
5
Optical mags of uJy radio sources (Richards 99)
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Optical IDs and redshifts of uJy radio sources
(Haarsma 00)
Ellipticals/emission line
unclear
Faint/red
Spiral/Irr/merging
  1. 50 spirals/Irr/mergers star forming galaxies
    at zlt1.3
  2. 25 ellipticals/liners low luminosity AGN at
    z 0.3 to 1.5
  3. 25 optically faint/red high z starbursts?
    very high z AGN?

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Properties of optically bright (Ilt23.5) uJy radio
sources (Chapman 02)
ltM_Igt -22.5/-1.5
I23.5 (spiral)
ULIRGs/AGN
LIRGs
spirals
8
Spectral index distribution uJy radio sources
(8GHz selected Fomalont 02)
ltSIgt -0.75
9
Angular two-point correlation function from
Pheonix survey (Georgakakis99)
2
10
Relation to (sub)mm galaxies (Barger, Chapman,
Blain, Dannerbauer,)
30-40 of Igt24, uJy radio sources S_850 gt
6mJy 70 of total submm gal population
(other sources?)
11
Radio photometric redshifts
55K gt z4.1 65K gt z5.1
Temperature redshift degeneracy measure
(1z)/T_D (Blain 1999)
Photometric redshifts for NTTDF MAMBO sources
radio vs. optical (Dannerbauer)
12
Radio photometric redshifts uJy radio sources
(Chapman 02)
30K
T_D50K
13
Radio-FIR correlation SDSS galaxies (Yun 02)
14
Redshift evolution of radio-FIR correlation
Spitzer First Look survey (Appleton 04)
15
Radio-FIR correlation into the epoch of
reionization
z4.12
z 6.42 T_D50K
z 4.7, 4.4
16
Radio-FIR correlation CMB inverse Compton losses?
17
uJy radio source sizes COSMOS pilot project
(Schinnerer04) VLA only 1.4 res
Test sources only upper limits of 1
deconvolved
Gaussian fit
18
Submm galaxy sizes MERLIN/VLA/HST (0.3 res)
2/3 1 1/3 lt 0.3
3
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VLBA
2 1.4 GHz
0.2res
0.02 res
Ly a CO 2-1
1202-0725 z4.7 QSOstarburst (Momjian04)
Size0.2 (1kpc) T_B 1e5 K gt starburst
20
Submm galaxies and radio astrometry (Smail 99)
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COSMOS - Project Outline
  • 1.4 deg x 1.4 deg field _at_ 100028.6 021221
  • Major themes
  • Assembly of galaxies, clusters dark matter
  • on scales up to 2 x 1014 Msun
  • Reconstruction of dark matter distribution out
    to z 1
  • using weak lensing
  • Evolution of galaxy morphology, galactic merging
    and
  • star formation as a function of LSS redshift
  • Evolution of AGN/dependence of black hole growth
  • on galaxy morpholgy and environment

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VLA-COSMOS - Large Project
  • 16,000 x 16,000
  • pixels
  • 0.34/pixel
  • 10/40 days
  • quick-look
  • rms 19mJy/beam

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VLA/Cosmos 2deg survey
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mJy radio sources an update Ringmerg04 C.
Carilli, NRAO
  • Four types of radio surveys (all 1.4 GHz)
  • Very, very wide field, shallow NVSS 1mJy,
    60, full sky FIRST 1 mJy, 5, ¼ sky gt
    mostly AGN
  • Very wide fields, moderate depth Spitzer 1st
    look 0.1mJy, 5, 10 deg2
  • Wide field, deep COSMOS 0.04 mJy, 1.4, 2
    deg2 gt star forming gals zlt1
  • Narrow field, very deep many 0.02 mJy, 1.4,
    0.2 deg2
  • Relevance of mJy radio sources
  • Reveals dust obscured galaxy formation, and type
    II AGN (to very high redshift)
  • Complementary to submm (mostly lower z), plus
    possible proxy at higher z
  • provides sub-arcsec astrometry, imaging
  • evolution of radio-FIR correlation physics of
    star forming galaxies (B, CRs)
  • radio photometric redshifts
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