Multiwavelength Cosmology: Proceedings of the “Multiwavelength Cosmology” Conference, held on Mykonos Island, Greece, 17–20 June, 2003

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by  O. Le Fevre

MULTIWAVELENGTH COSMOLOGY
ASTROPHYSICS AND
SPACE SCIENCE LIBRARY
VOLUME 301
EDITORIAL BOARD
Chairman
W.B. BURTON,National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S.A.
([email protected]); University of Leiden, The Netherlands ([email protected])
Executive Committee
J. M. E. KUIJPERS, Faculty of Science, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
E. P. J. VAN DEN HEUVEL, Astronomical Institute, University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
H. VAN DER LAAN, Astronomical Institute, University of Utrecht,
The Netherlands
MEMBERS
I. APPENZELLER, Landessternwarte Heidelberg-Königstuhl, Germany
J. N. BAHCALL, The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, U.S.A.
F. BERTOLA, Universitá di Padova, Italy
J. P. CASSINELLI, University of Wisconsin, Madison, U.S.A.
C. J. CESARSKY, Centre d'Etudes de Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette Cedex, France
O. ENGVOLD, Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, University of Oslo, Norway
R. McCRAY, University of Colorado, JILA, Boulder, U.S.A.
P. G. MURDIN, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge, U.K.
F. PACINI, Istituto Astronomia Arcetri, Firenze, Italy
V. RADHAKRISHNAN, Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India
K. SATO, School of Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan
F. H. SHU, University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A.
B. V. SOMOV, Astronomical Institute, Moscow State University, Russia
R. A. SUNYAEV, Space Research Institute, Moscow, Russia
Y. TANAKA, Institute of Space & Astronautical Science, Kanagawa, Japan
S. TREMAINE,CITA, Princeton University, U.S.A.
N. O. WEISS, University of Cambridge, U.K.
MULTIWAVELENGTH
COSMOLOGY
Proceedings of the “Multiwavelength Cosmology”
Conference, held on Mykonos Island,
Greece, 17–20 June, 2003
Edited by
MANOLIS PLIONIS
Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics,
National Observatory of Athens, Greece
and
Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica Optica y Electrónica,
Puebla, Mèxico
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Contents
Preface 1
ManolisPlionis
Afewwordsofwelcome 3
ChristosGoudis
OPTICALWAVELENGTHS 5
DeepRedshiftSurveys: theVIMOSVLTDeepSurvey 7
O.LeFevreetal.
CosmologyandGalaxyFormationfromtheNHDF 15
RodgerI.Thompson
TheEndoftheDarkAges 19
N.Panagia,M.Stiavelli&S.M.Fall
TheLensesStructure&DynamicsSurvey 23
L.V.E.Koopmans&T.Treu
SearchesforHighRedshiftGalaxiesusingGravitationalLensing 27
J.Richard,R.Pelló,J.-P.Kneib,D.Schaerer,M.R.Santos,R.Ellis
The2dFQSORedshiftSurvey 31
P.J.Outrametal.
TheRest-frameUVSpectraofStar-formingGalaxies 35
A.E.Shapleyetal.
EvolutionoftheGalaxyLuminosityFunctionintheFORSDeepField(FDF) 39
A.Gabaschetal.
TheHaloOccupationNumberandSpatialDistributionof2dFGalaxies 43
ManuelaMagliocchetti&CristianoPorcianiChristopherJ.Conselice
TheFormationoftheHubbleSequence 47
C.J.Conselice
vi MULTIWAVELENGTHCOSMOLOGY
ClusteringofHigh-zGalaxiesintheCFDFandVDIS 51
S.Foucaudetal.
AngularClusteringwithPhotometricRedshifts 55
T.Budavári,A.J.Connolly,A.S.Szalay,I.Szapudi,I.Csabai,R.Scranton
OpticalandX-rayClusterDetectionMethods 59
S.Basilakosetal.
SubaruDeepSurvey 63
MasamiOuchi,KazuhiroShimasaku,SadanoriOkamura„andSDSteam
ExtendedLyman-αEmissionaroundaHigh-zQSO 67
AndrewBunker
Spectro-MorphologyofGalaxies 71
SebastienLauger,DenisBurgarellaandVeroniqueBuat
MICROWAVEWAVELENGTHS 75
RecentCMBObservations 77
EdwardL.Wright
NewResults&CurrentWorkwiththeCBI 85
BrianS.Mason
TheGalacticDustasaForegroundtoCosmicMicrowaveBackgroundMaps 89
X.Dupacetal.
NeutrinoPhysicsintheLightofWMAP 93
ElenaPierpaoli
Archeops: anInstrumentforPresentandFutureCosmology 97
MatthieuTristram,onbehalfoftheArcheopsCollaboration
RADIO/SUB-MMWAVELENGTHS 101
Thehigh-zsubmillimetreUniverse 103
D.Hughes
DeepNIRImagingofSubmmGalaxies 113
N.A.Reddy,D.T.Frayer,L.Armus,A.W.Blain,N.Scoville,&I.Smail
SimulatingtheHigh-zUniverseintheSub-mm 117
EelcovanKampen
BayesianPhotometricRedshiftsofmmGalaxies 121
EdwardL.Chapin,DavidH.Hughes,ItziarAretxaga
Contents vii
ThePhoenixDeepSurvey 125
A.M.Hopkins,J.Afonso,A.Georgakakis,M.Sullivan,B.Mobasher,L.E.Cram
APhysicalModelfortheJointEvolutionofQSOsandSpheroids 129
G.L.Granato,L.Silva,G.DeZotti,A.BressanandL.Danese
TheLocalSub-mmLuminosityFunctions 133
StephenSerjeant,DianaHarrison
MulticolourPhotometryoftheVIRMOS-VLARadioSources 137
P.CiliegiandH.J.McCrackenonbehalfoftheVIRMOSandTERAPIXConsortium
Proto-clustersAssociatedwithRadioGalaxiesfromz=2toz=4 141
J.Kurk,B.Venemans,H.Röttgering,G.MileyandL.Pentericci
HighRedshiftRadioGalaxiesasTracersofGalaxyClusters 145
ElenaBelsole,DianaM.Worrall,MartinJ.Hardcastle
ANewDeepSCUBASurveyofGravitationallyLensingClusters 149
KirstenK.KnudsenandPaulP.vanderWerf
INFRA-REDWAVELENGTHS 153
GalaxyEvolutionintheIRandthePromiseofSIRTF 155
CarolJ.Lonsdale
SWIRE:TheSIRTFWide-areaInfraRedExtragalacticSurvey 165
HardingE.Smith&CarolJ.Lonsdale
Subaru/XMM-NewtonDeepSurvey(SXDS) 169
K.Sekiguchietal.,andTheSXDSTeam
DustyStarbursts&GrowthofCosmicStructure 173
D.Elbaz,E.Moy
FinalAnalysisofELAIS15µmFields 177
M.Vaccarietal.
TheNatureandEvolutionoftheMIRGalaxies 181
F.LaFranca,C.Gruppioni,I.Matute,F.PozziandtheELAISconsortium
PropertiesofaLargeSampleofERO’s 185
ArnoutsStephane
SIMULATIONS&THEORY 189
CosmologywithClustersofGalaxies 191
StefanoBorgani
viii MULTIWAVELENGTHCOSMOLOGY
StructureFormationinDynamicalDarkEnergyModels 199
A.V.Macciò,S.A.Bonometto,R,Mainini&A.Klypin
SPHSimulationsofGalaxyClusters 203
G.Yepes,Y.Ascasibar,S.GottlöberandV.Müller
X-rayClusterPropertieswithSPH 207
R.Valdarnini
MagneticFieldsinGalaxyClusters 211
KlausDolag
FormationofGlobularClusters 215
OlegY.Gnedin
PrimevalGalaxies 219
DanielSchaerer
VoidHierarchy 223
RienvandeWeygaert&RaviSheth
TheMergingHistoryofMassiveBlackHoles 227
MartaVolonteri,FrancescoHaardt,PieroMadau&AlbertoSesana
CritiqueofTrackingQuintessence 231
SidneyBludman
X-RAYWAVELENGTHS 237
CosmologicalConstraintsfromX-rayObservationsofGalaxyClusters 239
StevenW.Allen
OntheIntraclusterMediuminClusters 247
ArifBabul,IanG.McCarthy&GregB.Poole
CosmologicalConstraintsfromClusterEvolution 251
A.Vikhlinin,A.Voevodkin,C.R.Mullis,L.VanSpeybroeck,H.Quintana,A.Hornstrup
X-rayObservationsofDLSClusters 255
J.P.Hughesetal.
CosmologywithXMMSHARCclusters 259
A.Blanchard,S.C.Vauclair&theΩprojectcollaboration
ConstraintsontheDarkMatterSelf-interactionCross-section 263
M.Markevitch,A.Gonzalez,D.Clowe&A.Vikhlinin
ScalingLawsinX-rayGalaxyClustersatRedshift> 0.4 267
S.Ettori,P.Tozzi,S.Borgani,andP.Rosati
Contents ix
TheEvolutionofClusterSubstructure 271
TeslaE.Jeltema,ClaudeR.Canizares,MarkW.Bautz,andDavidA.Buote
GalaxiesBeyondtheDetectionLimitsofDeepX-raySurveys 275
RichardE.Griffiths,TakamitsuMiyaji,AdamKnudson
TheX-rayPropertiesof‘Normal’Galaxies 279
A.Georgakakisetal.
TheHELLAS2XMMsurvey 283
F.Fioreetal.
RedshiftSpikesintheCDFS 287
RobertoGilli
The2MsChandraDeepField-North 291
D.M.Alexander,F.E.Bauer,W.N.Brandt,andA.E.Hornschemeier
InferringtheStar-formationHistoryfromX-rayObservationsofClusters 295
AlexisFinoguenov
TheXMM-NewtonHardBandWideAngleSurvey 299
CarangeloN.,MolendiS.andtheHellas2XMMcollaboration
FUTUREMISSIONS 303
ESA’sFutureHigh-EnergyAstronomyProgramme 305
ArvindN.Parmar
ProbingIGMReionizationthroughthe21cmRadiation 313
BenedettaCiardi
SUMMARY 317
ConcludingRemarks 319
P.J.E.Peebles
OPENTALK 327
IonianPhilosophers&GreekCosmology 329
NikolaosK.Spyrou
LISTOFPARTICIPANTS 347