COSMOS-21 Subaru S05B-S06A Intensive Program Taniguchi et al. COSMIC EVOLUTION SURVEY COSMOS 2-sq. degree survey COSMOS Status Previous S-cam Runs COSMOS-21.

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COSMOS-21 Subaru S05B-S06A Intensive Program Taniguchi et al. COSMIC EVOLUTION SURVEY COSMOS 2-sq. degree survey COSMOS Status Previous S-cam Runs COSMOS-21

Key Issues & Key Words Extragalactic Astronomy Observational Cosmology Evolution of Galaxies, AGNs, & DM as a function of Large Scale Structure Evolution

Multi-λ Strategy w/ Great Observatories

Current Status of the COSMOS HST (I814): done HST (I814): done Subaru: COSMOS-7 Subaru: COSMOS-7 VLT z-COSMOS: ~5,000 object VLT z-COSMOS: ~5,000 object XMM, VLA, GALEX: done XMM, VLA, GALEX: done SST s-COSMOS: going on (GO2) SST s-COSMOS: going on (GO2) HST (g ’ ), CXO: not yet HST (g ’ ), CXO: not yet 1 st Year Photo-z Catalog released ! 1 st Year Photo-z Catalog released ! ApJ Special Issue (submit by Sep) ApJ Special Issue (submit by Sep)

Science Steering Commitee Nick Scoville, Nick Scoville, Alvio Renzini, Alvio Renzini, Dave Sanders, Dave Sanders, Mauro Giavalisco, Mauro Giavalisco, Olivier LeFevre, Olivier LeFevre, Yoshi Taniguchi, Yoshi Taniguchi, Chris Impey, Chris Impey, Martin Elvis, Martin Elvis, Simon Lilly, Simon Lilly, Mike Rich, Mike Rich, Eva Schinnerrer Eva Schinnerrer

COSMOS Working Groups Data Products Data Products Large Scale Structure Large Scale Structure Star Formation Star Formation AGN AGN Morphology Morphology Lensing Lensing High-z High-z

1 st Year Photo-z Catalog [1] S-cam r ’ -selected catalog (r ’ <26) 664,615 galaxies 664,615 galaxies [2] S-cam i ’ -selected catalog (i ’ <26) 796,494 galaxies 796,494 galaxies [a] star formation vs. z [b] large-scale structures vs. z [c] morphology vs. z [d] AGNs vs. z [e] x-ray, radio sources IDs

Suprime-Cam Observations in S03B, S04A, & S04B Suprime-Cam Observations in S03B, S04A, & S04B S03B-239(IP): broad band (Taniguchi+) S04A-080 : NB816 (Taniguchi+) S04B-142(IP): COSMOS-21 (Taniguchi+) g ’ (lim) = 27.0 g ’ (lim) = 27.0 B (lim) = 27.5 B (lim) = 27.5 V (lim) = 27.0 V (lim) = 27.0 r ’ (lim) = 27.0 r ’ (lim) = 27.0 i ’ (lim) = 27.0 i ’ (lim) = 27.0 z ’ (lim) = 25.6 z ’ (lim) = 25.6 NB816 (lim) = 24.7 (AB, S/N=5) NB816 (lim) = 24.7 (AB, S/N=5) S04B-142: 30% achievement

THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL COSMOS Special Issue ~ 50 papers !!! ~ 50 papers !!! Taniguchi et al. : S-cam Observations Ajiki et al. : z = 5.7 Takahashi et al. : [OII] z = 1.2 Shioya et al. : Hα z = 0.24 Sasaki et al. : Galaxy Threshing System

Broad band filters - 5 (BVr ’ i ’ z ’ ): done ! Intermediate band filters – 14 (IA ) Narrow band filters – 2 (NB816, 921) NB816: done NB816: done  21 filters !  [1] accurate photo-z : δz/(1+z) < 0.02 ( w/ GALEX 、 CFHT u* 、 NOAO K ’ 、 SST- MIR) ( w/ GALEX 、 CFHT u* 、 NOAO K ’ 、 SST- MIR) [2] large-scale emitters surveys [2] large-scale emitters surveys between z ~ 0 and z ~ 6.6 between z ~ 0 and z ~ 6.6 COSMOS-21 COSMOS-21

COSMOS-21 FILTER SYSTEM B z’z’ NB921NB IB filters

COSMOS-21 Much Accurate Photo-z GALEX, CFHT u*  Good for low-z NOAO/CFHT (K) UH88 (J) NICMOS (H ) UKIRT-WFCAM SST-IRAC  Good for z ~ 2 UU  K + MIR

Probe LSS Evolution Accurately ! z~0.7 LSSs in COSMOS ΛCDM (Frenck et al.)Current Observations RA

COSMOS-21 is the Millennium Observation

Lyα z = 2.5 – 6.6 Lyα z = 2.5 – 6.6 [OII] z = 0.15 – 1.4 [OII] z = 0.15 – 1.4 Hα z = 0 – 0.41 Hα z = 0 – 0.41 ・ Systematic Search for ~ 400,000 ・ Systematic Search for ~ 400,000 Emission-Line Objects Emission-Line Objects ・ Accurate photo-z for ~ 1,000,000 Objects ・ Accurate photo-z for ~ 1,000,000 Objects Large-scale search for emitters Accurate Photo-z & Emitter Survey  Complementary !!!

Broad & Intermediate+Narrow (1) LBG vs. LAE (2) [Starburst vs. AGN] vs. Normal Needs AGN SED templates Needs AGN SED templates (3) z-COSMOS vs. COSMOS-21  10 5 (sp-z) vs (photo-z)  10 5 (sp-z) vs (photo-z)  Template tuning  Template tuning  Feed back to Photo-z business  Feed back to Photo-z business

MAHOROBA-11 (Yamada F. S. et al. 2005) z (phot) = 0.05 z (phot) = 4.13 R=23 Spectroscopy !

MAHOROBA-11 Quasar Survey (Sasaki et al. 2006) CIV z=3.62

MAHOROBA-11 LAE to LBG z ~ 3 – 7 (Sumiya et al. 2006) SDF

Summary 1 st Comparative Study of LSS Evolution between Observations and Theory w/ accurate photo-z mapping 1 st Systematic Study of Evolution between LGB & LAE (or Normal vs. Emitters) The Biggest Survey for Faint AGNs (>>COMBO-17) (>>COMBO-17)  Starburst – AGN Connection