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1 Recycling the Intergalactic Medium
Do Intergalactic HI Clouds Exist ? A recycled IGM talk from the IAU Symposium on Recycling the Intergalactic Medium z = 8 z = 0

2 The Short Answer: NEUTRAL NO ! Do INTERGALACTIC HI CLOUDS exist ?
Hydrogen Do INTERGALACTIC HI CLOUDS exist ? The Short Answer: NO ! z = 8 z = 0

3 The Short Story: NEUTRAL why should they exist ?
Hydrogen INTERGALACTIC HI CLOUDS The Short Story: HI definition … why should they exist ? why should they NOT exist?

4 HI Map of M81 Group Yun, Ho & Lo 1994 M82 M81 NGC 3077

5 ??? INTERGALACTIC ?????? HI Map of M81 Group
Yun, Ho & Lo 1994 ??? INTERGALACTIC ?????? Pristine, Primordial gas !!?? NO STARS !!!???

6 HI Map of M81 Group Pristine, Primordial gas ??
Yun, Ho & Lo 1994 Pristine, Primordial gas ?? Fuel ongoing Star Formation Solve metal abundance problems…. Trace “dark” Dark Matter Halos

7 more HI in M96 than the Ring (Schneider etal 1989)

8 HI contours

9 F Stars & HI gas Cartoon for Z = 0 Sea of ionized baryons
?? Just HI ?? Stars & HI gas i.e.

10 Radio spectroscopy

11 Giovanelli- Haynes “Virgo Cloud” Chengalur et al 1995 .

12 Limits on I.G. HI Clouds: Fisher & Tully “not cosmologically significant”

13 Limits on I.G. HI Clouds: <
Fisher & Tully “not cosmologically significant” 1990 Briggs NIGClouds NGalaxies <

14 Limits on I.G. HI Clouds: <
Fisher & Tully “not cosmologically significant” 1990 Briggs NIGClouds NGalaxies < 2000 Zwaan (PhD Thesis) HI Mass Function

15 Arecibo: HI content according to galaxy mass
(Zwaan et al 1997) Limits on I.G.Clouds

16 Limits on I.G. HI Clouds: Fisher & Tully “not cosmologically significant” 1990 Briggs NIGClouds < NGalaxies 2000 Zwaan (PhD Thesis) HI Mass Function 2003 Koribalski/Zwaan ET AL… HIPASS

17 HIPASS … Parkes Telescope
Consortium: ATNF, Melbourne, Cardiff, RSAA +

18 Limits on I.G. HI Clouds: 1000’s of galaxies… no I.G. Clouds
Fisher & Tully “not cosmologically significant” 1990 Briggs NIGClouds < NGalaxies 2000 Zwaan (PhD Thesis) HI Mass Function 2003 Koribalski/Zwaan ET AL… HIPASS 1000’s of galaxies… no I.G. Clouds

19 MHI Msolar = 10 – 20 Loptical Lsolar ??? I.G. HI Clouds
HIPASS result… Warren, Jerjen, ET AL …. a few extremely HI rich galaxies MHI Loptical Lsolar Msolar = 10 – 20 ??? I.G. HI Clouds with stellar contamination ??? B.Warren: “They’re galaxies !”

20 … that’s the observational evidence.

21 .…. ionized…… CMB Big Bang Nucleosynthesis+WMAP

22 damped Lyman-a abs-lines 21cm Line Studies (HIPASS)

23 W Tot 1/3300 W M -0.5

24 Recombination competes with Re-ionization

25 Time scales for Recombination in IGM…
t = n /R = n /(n n a ) e p recomb recomb e = 1 /( n a ) p recomb = T /( n 2 x ) sec p 1/2 -11 but, n ~ n proportional ~ (1+z) 3 p baryon Remember to comment on ASSUMPTION of average density…. Clearly there are over and under densities… t proportional T /(1+z) recomb 3 1/2

26 Tcmb Tkinetic Temperature vs Redshift Onset of sources of
ionizing radiation Tcmb Tkinetic

27 Temperature vs Redshift
first ionizing sources H

28 Temperature vs Redshift
QSOs /AGN He first ionizing sources H

29 Tkinetic Recombination Time (mean density) 1010yr 109yr Age of
low density 109yr Age of Universe Galaxy Disk Gas Trec ~ 105yr 107yr

30 F Hydrogen must be confined ! Stars & HI gas Z = 0
Sea of ionized baryons F ?? Just HI ?? Stars & HI gas i.e.

31 Barkana & Loeb: Dark Matter Halo Mass Function Z =

32 Integral Mass Content per logarithmic interval

33 Mass Functions

34 Mass Functions DM baryons Clusters

35 Mass Functions

36 Mass Functions

37 Mass Functions Missing bound baryons

38 F Fate of baryons in small halos…? Z = 0 Sea of ionized baryons
i.e. If massive, get

39 F Fate of baryons in small halos… Z = 0 Sea of ionized baryons
Early small halo formation… gas expelled by supernovae Late small halo formation… IGM too hot to be captured by a low mass halo Mhalo ~108Mo => Tvir ~ K

40 Large mass halos Star Formation Galaxies
Conclusions: Large mass halos Star Formation Galaxies Early Low mass halos Star Formation ISM Lost Late Low mass halos never capture gas, (No Star Formation) No Intergalactic Neutral Hydrogen Clouds at Z=0 … need to recover low metalicity IONIZED IGM & Halo clouds…

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44 NGC 1512: Color coded velocity field

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47 NGC 3344: HI Gas distribution

48 NGC 3344: HI velocity field

49 CIV MgII/ Lyman limit DLA (HI) (CII, FeII, SiII, …)
Relative interception cross sections for QSO Absorption Lines … CIV DLA (HI) MgII/ Lyman limit (CII, FeII, SiII, …)


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