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AGN Feedback at z~2

in the Keck/MOSDEF Survey

Alison CoilUCSD

Collaborators: Gene Leung, Mojegan Azadi MOSDEF co-PIs: Alice Shapley, Mariska Kriek, Naveen

Reddy, Brian Siana, Bahram Mobasher

MOSDEF surveyNew survey at 1.4 < z < 3.8 using MOSFIRE on Keck4 year survey, 48 nights total, started in 2013Full sample will have ~1500 galaxies + ~150 AGN

Targeting CANDELS fields, H-band selected (depth=24.5)Sample spans a wide range of stellar mass and SFR

Kriek et al. (2015)

stellar massH

mag

Data from first 1/2 of the survey.

AGN separate well from galaxies, NII/Ha is crucial.

We are using the Melendez et al. (2014) line to identify

optical AGN- less contaminated than Kauffmann, much more complete than Kewley

MOSDEF BPT Diagram

Azadi in prep.

Galaxies + X-ray and IR-selected AGN

Outflow Identification

Perform multiple-component Gaussian fits simultaneously to Hβ, [OIII], Hα and [NII]. Allow for an outflow component in all lines

and/or very broad component in Hα and Hβ.

outflow

broad line, no outflow

Outflow vs Merger

Use HST imaging to remove potential mergers

potential mergers no indication of merger

Outflow Host Galaxy Properties

All star-forming hosts, log M*~10-11.5, log SFR~0.5-3.5

outflows

potential mergers

MOSDEFSF galaxies at z~2

Incidence of Detected Outflows

• 19 sources have a potential outflow component (ie, a 2nd kinematic component) with S/N>3 in [OIII] and/or Hα

• 12 of those do not appear to be potential mergers in HST

Out of initial sample of 66 AGN (X-ray/IR/optical):

• The detected outflow rate is >18% - this is a lower limit on actual AGN outflow rate, as need high S/N spectra and/or fast outflow to detect (and some mergers could have outflows).

Hα S/N

num

ber

Outflow Kinematics

• velocity centroid of outflow component ~100-500 km/s• maximum velocity of outflow component ~300-1300 km/s• FWHM ~100-1300 km/s

[OIII] [NII] + Hα

Outflow Sizes

Spatial extent from 2d spectra:

6 are resolved, FWHM of physical extent is ~3-10 kpc7 are spatially offset from narrow line, with a max. physical offset of ~7 kpc

NLoutflow

outflow

NL

Interesting Source

COSMOS 11223: has 2 outflows, one is spatially offset

#1: velocity offset: 160 km/s, FWHM: 470 km/s, spatial offset: 0 kpc#2: velocity offset: 340 km/s, FWHM: 390 km/s, spatial offset: ~7 kpc

Outflows on BPT Diagram

outflow component:

log ([NII]/Hα)

log

([O

III]/

Hβ)

Outflow Energy Rate

Energy injection rate into ISM:assuming an energy conserving bubble into a uniform medium

• ~order of magnitude lower than ULIRGs at z~2 (Harrison et al. 2012) - r and v are a bit lower for our sample than in ULIRGs

• bolometric AGN luminosities for our sample ~1043 - 1045 erg/s

r10 is half extent of outflow in 10 kpcv1000 is velocity offset in 1000 km/s

dE/dt ~ 1042 - 1044 erg/s

Conclusions

Have 12 AGN outflows in the current MOSDEF sample (first 1/2 of survey).

AGN-driven outflows occur in at least 18% of X-ray/IR/optical AGN at z~2 in “normal” star-forming galaxies.

Maximum velocities ~300-1200 km/s.

Outflows are often resolved and/or spatially offset. We detect physical sizes (FWHM) of ~3-10 kpc.

These are galaxy-wide outflows.

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