Cosmos Survey PI Scoville HST 590 orbits I-band 2 deg. 2 !

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Cosmos Survey PI Scoville HST 590 orbits I-band 2 deg. 2 !

redshift slice from  CDM sim. Major themes: Panchromatic studies of the coupled evolution of LSS, galaxies, star formation, AGN: environment and redshift Assembly of galaxies, clusters & dark matter (Coma supercluster) Area: mitigates cosmic variance Equitorial field 90 Mpc

XMM Hasinger et al. GALEX FUV+NUV Schiminovich et al. SUBARU BVr’i’z’ SuprimeCam (Taniguchi et al.) Xray - XMM UV - Galex Optical - UBVr’i’z’K + … HST/ACS F814W Spectroscopy - VLT/VIMOS Magellan/IMACS Infrared - Spitzer scheduled mm - MAMBO BOLOCAM cm - VLA

VLA-COSMOS: Schinnerer (PI) 1.4 GHz continuum, 1.5” res Large project (275hr): A+C array ~ 3,600 sources ~ 2(1) sqrdeg; rms ~ 15(10)  Jy/bm; Deep project (60hr): A array ~ 1 sqdeg; rms ~ 7  Jy/bm (central 30’) Major science : (dust-)obscured cosmic star formation history (Smolcic) evolution of low luminosity radio AGN to high z (Jahnke) evolution of the FIR-radio correlation (Schinnerer) z=6 galaxies (Carilli) absolute astrometry for COSMOS field (Aussel) 1.4d

Hopkins et al. (2000) AGN steep flat starbursts spirals SKA EVLA HDF/COSMOS++ 1st/NVSS Cambridge Faint Radio Sources - Number Counts (uncorrected)

Low z examples 2” z=1.3 2” z=0.2 2” z=1.0 Higher z

VLA-COSMOS – Optical IDs and redshifts all galaxies radio sources all AGN within 1.0” – 2886 radio-optical associations (79%) for I < 23.5 Photo-z ~ 75% Spectroscopic z’s ~ 50% (so far ~ 300 observed) Redshift

CWAT-01 at z~0.2: Merging of 4+ sub-clusters of galaxies Individual sub-clusters = 5e13 M _sun z ~ 0.2 Wide Angle Tail Radio Galaxy (Smolcic et al. 2006) 20cm Xray: rainbow Optical: RGB Radio: red 200kpc

(Sub)mm Galaxies: formation of large elliptical galaxies (Bertoldi et al. 2006) 23 MAMBO (250 GHZ) sources (3.5<  < 7;  = 0.9 mJy) 50% radio counterparts > 30  Jy >50% (?) IRAC and/or 24um counterparts Opt/rad/mambo IRAC/24um/mambo/rad 20” 10”

LBG’s ==> LAE’s ==> Ly alpha emitting galaxies at z=5.7 (Ajiki et al) 100 candidates – double known samples

Radio Properties of LAEs (Carilli et al. 2006) 2” Ly  emitters (z~5.7): (Ajiki et al. 2006) No radio counterparts < 30  Jy  No AGN (FRI ~ M87)  no (sub)mm galaxy w/ SFR > 1500 M sun Stacked limit (2  ): 4.4  Jy  mean SFR < 250 M sun  consistent w/ LAEs being moderate luminosity star forming galaxies (no beastly outliers)

VLA-COSMOS - - Status - 3,644 sources (> 4.5  ) in 2 sqrdeg (rms ~ 10  Jy) - central 30’ down to rms ~ 7  Jy (underway) - ~ 80% optical counterparts (--> spectroscopy) - Science - 20cm emission: SF/AGN contribution - single targets: e.g. WAT radio galaxy - identification: (sub)mm sources - stacking analysis: LAE, … - Products GHz image - source catalog - public IRSA archive: ~ June ‘06

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20cm continuum surveys: VLA-COSMOS survey: unique phase space X-ray - mm complementary data ~ 70% optical counterparts photometric redshifts (~ 900,000) spectroscopy (> 210 available; expected: 50%)

Log (FIR Luminosity) ULIRGs LIRGs AGN - SF Sadler et al. (2002), Chapman et al. (2003) Radio Surveys - Limits Milky Way

Ages around 0.1 Gyr Masses around M  Ages and Masses consistent with z~6 LBG galaxies (Yan et. al. 2005) All LBGS known at z~6 have strong Lyman Alpha Emission Very compact morphology in ACS and NICMOS. No clear mergers