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Cosmic Star Formation Rate<br />

from the VIMOS-VLT Deep Survey<br />

and the Galex-VVDS<br />

<strong>Laurence</strong> <strong>Tresse</strong><br />

(LAM-OAMP, France)<br />

L. <strong>Tresse</strong> NNG Conference, Santa Cruz 10/08/2005<br />

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Hα<br />

UV<br />

Redshift Survey<br />

SFR, 1996<br />

Radi<br />

Sub-mm,IR<br />

o<br />

The SFR plot a decade before<br />

Madau et al. '96<br />

The questions were:<br />

Is there a peak at 1.3 < z < 2.7?<br />

By how much interstellar dust attenuates the UV light?<br />

Is it so steep at z


Recap of the VVDS main features<br />

VVDS-CDFS 0.1 deg 2<br />

HST BVIZ<br />

EIS UBVRI<br />

Spectroscopic redshift survey with VIMOS-ESO/VLT<br />

I-band selection VVDS-deep to I AB = 24.0 1.4 deg 2<br />

VVDS-wide to I AB = 22.5 10 deg 2<br />

LRred [5500-9500] Å, R=227, D=7.14 Å/pixel<br />

Exposure ~ 45 mn & 4.5 hours<br />

5 fields<br />

0230-04<br />

CDFS<br />

1000+03<br />

1400+05<br />

2217+00<br />

VVDS-0226-04 1.3 deg 2<br />

Multi-λ<br />

VVDS<br />

U(ESO-WFI) BVRI (CFHT-12K) Jks(ESO-SOFI), VLA 1.4 Ghz<br />

CFTLS Deep ugriz (Y. Mellier)<br />

GALEX NUV, FUV (C.Martin/B.Milliard)<br />

SPITZER-SWIRE NIR, FIR (C. Lonsdale)<br />

XMM (M. Pierre)<br />

4 x 7'x8' ~540 slits<br />

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The Redshift Distribution<br />

= 0.76 (median =0.9)<br />

Z = 0.0013<br />

First Epoch Data<br />

VVDS-0226-04 1700 arcmin 2 9842 spectra<br />

VVDS-CDFS 500 arcmin 2 1722 spectra<br />

Total = 11564 spectra<br />

Target Sampling rate ~25 %<br />

Q Q% Gal Stars QSO<br />

4 100% 1969 456 11<br />

3 95% 2495 141 27<br />

2 75% 2838 142 21<br />

9 SL 389 0 10<br />

1 50% 1438 64 14<br />

0 no z 744<br />

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I-selected VVDS & CFRS<br />

1.5 mag fainter, FOV 10 x larger<br />

B-band LFs<br />

Ilbert et al. '05 LF faint end slope<br />

Log(LD)<br />

Δ<br />

1.3<br />

CFRS 2.72±0.5<br />

VVDS 2.05±0.07<br />

Local point higher by ~0.1 in log<br />

At z small change in LD<br />

M* and φ * better constrained at z>0.7<br />

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SDSS<br />

SAPM<br />

B-band Emissivity<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep


Ilbert et al. '05<br />

The galaxy population at z < 2<br />

U-band LFs<br />

B-4400<br />

SDSS<br />

U-3600<br />

SDSS<br />

B- and U-band LDs<br />

The total blue emissivity is tightly determined to z~1.3<br />

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6<br />

DEEP2<br />

VVDS<br />

VVDS<br />

C17<br />

1.04<br />

1.95<br />

FDF<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep


Multi-wavelength emissivities<br />

LD<br />

α (1+z) x<br />

G yr<br />

X<br />

K-20000<br />

I-8000 0.21<br />

R-6000 0.49<br />

V-5000 0.69<br />

B-4400 1.04<br />

U-3600 1.95<br />

NUV-2800 1.95<br />

FUV-1500 2.18<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep<br />

Differential color evolution<br />

At z 0.2L*,<br />

the old, massive long-lived stellar population is<br />

in place at z>1.3<br />

the young, short-lived stellar population is<br />

less & less active<br />

The total (FUV-I) emissivity becomes 4x redder<br />

from z=1.1 to 0<br />

The total mass-related K emissivity is nearly<br />

constant to z=.5 and then increases by a factor 2.5<br />

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The detailed NNG population at z < 1.5<br />

Best fit Pegase templates on U, B, V, R, I data<br />

Courtesy Ilbert<br />

Lauger et al. AA '05 submitted<br />

I AB = 23<br />

Rest-(B-I) AB<br />

Type 1 CWW-Ell 9% 1.58<br />

Type 2 CWW-Sbc 17% 1.11<br />

Type 3 CWW-Scd 34% 0.79<br />

Type 4 CWW-Irr+SB 40% 0.57<br />

Late types have the strongest EL, and bluest continuum<br />

Early types exhibit star formation D4000, H δ and [OII]<br />

Strong correlation between the bimodality and A-C morphology<br />

Zucca et al. astro-ph/0506393<br />

The spectro-photometric-morphological properties are well correlated at z < 1.5<br />

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Suite Early<br />

Franzetti et al. in prep<br />

Bimodality clearly present up to z=1.5<br />

Fraction M B < -20<br />

Zucca et al. astro-ph/0506393<br />

Fraction of bright late types decreases by a factor 7<br />

Fraction of bright early types increases by a factor 11<br />

Bright late types dominate at z>1.1<br />

0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6<br />

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redshift<br />

Late<br />

δ gal = b(z,δ,R)δ<br />

Marinoni et al. AA '05<br />

Bright types are not formed below a mass overdensity<br />

whose threshold amplitude decreases with z


Zucca et al. astro-ph/0506393<br />

LFs for Type 1<br />

LFs for Type 4<br />

LF-LD/type<br />

Early-type pop. dominates<br />

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10<br />

0.4<br />

0.6<br />

Late-type pop. dominates<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep


FUV from UBVRI mag<br />

FUV LFs at z < 2<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep<br />

FUV ABS from NUV-2000 mag<br />

GALEX-VVDS<br />

GALEX-VVDS<br />

HDF HDF<br />

GALEX-VVDS<br />

GALEX-VVDS<br />

Arnouts et al. '05<br />

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The VVDS high-z population<br />

<strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep<br />

Luminosity Functions<br />

HDF<br />

I-selected galaxies<br />

Number Counts<br />

2-6 x more bright gal<br />

Le Fèvre et al. Nature in press<br />

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Luminosities Densities at 1500Å and at 2800Å<br />

FUV-1500<br />

NUV-2800<br />

2.5±0.7<br />

2.18<br />

1.95<br />

At z < 1 factor 1.4-1.5 between LD-1500 and LD-2800<br />

VVDS, <strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep<br />

GALEX-VDDS, Schiminovich et al. '05<br />

Steidel et al. '99 (1700Å)<br />

FDF Gabasch et al. '04<br />

F λ ~ λ β<br />

β GALEX-SDSS, Wyder et al. '05<br />

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z


The Cosmic SFR History a decade after<br />

4.0±0.2<br />

2.5±0.7<br />

Early type dominated<br />

Late type dominated<br />

--- Hα, <strong>Tresse</strong> et al. '02<br />

--- 12μ m,<br />

Perez-Gonzalez et al. '05<br />

--- 1.4Ghz, Haarsma et al. '00<br />

The Millennium run, Croton et al. '05<br />

Somerville, Primack, Faber '01<br />

Directly observed ionizing UV flux<br />

--- 1500, Schiminovich et al. '05<br />

● 1500, <strong>Tresse</strong> et al. in prep.<br />

□ 1500, Giavalisco et al. '04<br />

■ 1700, Steidel et al. '99<br />

Dust attenuation increases up to z~0.4<br />

then it is constant. It is related to<br />

the change of the dominant population.<br />

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The VVDS Core Team<br />

PI/Co-PI : Le Fèvre, Vettolani<br />

Builders : Bottini, Garilli, Le Brun, Maccagni, Picat, Scaramella, Scodeggio, <strong>Tresse</strong>, Zanichelli<br />

Core-Members : Adami, Arnouts, Bardelli, Bolzonella, Cappi, Charlot, Ciliegi, Contini,<br />

Foucaud, Franzetti, Gavignaud, Guzzo, Ilbert, Iovino, McCracken, Marano, Marinoni,<br />

Mazure, Meneux, Merighi, Paltani, Pellò, Pollo, Pozzetti, Radovich, Zamorani, Zucca<br />

The Institutes France : Marseille LAM, Toulouse OMP, Paris IAP<br />

Italy : Milan IASF/OABr, Bologne OABo/IRA, Naples OAC<br />

The GALEX team in Marseille and Caltech working with VVDS<br />

Martin (PI), Milliard<br />

Arnouts, Donas, Schiminovich, Treyer<br />

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