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Mare Nostrum at z=2.5


by Pichon Christophe (Thursday 31 January 2008)
JPG - 617.7 kb
oblique slice MN z=2.5
of the density field.

Mare Nostrum at z=2.5

JPG - 444.2 kb
density & temperature projection at z=2.5
corresponds to snapshot 71.

JPG - 475.8 kb
another slice
same redshift

- QSOS
- Mass function
- VVDS ?

see also the discussionfor z=4

JPG - 24.9 kb
Cosmic SFH at z=2.5
solid line corresponds to asymptotic (resolution independant) prediction of analytic model. red dots correspond to measurements in the simulation
Zip - 18.4 Mb
Movie (21MB): Fly above the temperature map

A couple of movies of the unfolded density and temperature are available here and here

a nice travelling in the cube is shown here and in stereo here

Fof catalog

JPG - 1 Mb
MN at z=2.5 fof distribtution
the 200k halos more massive than 100 particles are color coded in mass
texte - 64.4 kb
FOF catalog at z=2.5
for the first 1000 halos.
GZ - 3.5 Mb
MN fof cat z=2.5
complete catalog
JPG - 110.4 kb
DM Halo mass function at z=4
comparison with z=4 and 2.5

stars

JPG - 598.5 kb
stars of MN at z=2.5
log density map in projection
JPG - 120.3 kb
Stellar Mass Density evolution
Mare Nostrum seems slightly high

Halos baryonic properties

GZ - 8.6 Mb
Catalog of the global baryonic properties of the FOF halos in R200

Average properties as a function of T200 (to be compared with Rasera&Teyssier 2006 - same scale and units): symbols are MN results and lines are analytical model predictions.

JPG - 51.6 kb
Efficiency of SF as a function of T200

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Specific SFR as a function of T200

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Fraction of stars as a function of T200

Seeing the 3 precedent graphs, it seems that large halos form stars more efficiently than smaller ones. I don’t know why for the moment. Does anybody have an idea? Yann.

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Fraction of cold gas as a function of T200

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Fraction of hot gas as a function of T200

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Fraction of baryons as a function of T200

Note that the baryon fraction is really close to the universal one and the minimal halo mass for baryons to collapse in dark matter potential well is well predicted by the model.

A couple of movies of the unfolded density and temperature are available here and here

a nice travelling in the cube is shown here and in stereo here

Fof catalog

JPG - 1 Mb
MN at z=2.5 fof distribtution
the 200k halos more massive than 100 particles are color coded in mass
texte - 64.4 kb
FOF catalog at z=2.5
for the first 1000 halos.
GZ - 3.5 Mb
MN fof cat z=2.5
complete catalog
JPG - 110.4 kb
DM Halo mass function at z=4
comparison with z=4 and 2.5

stars

JPG - 598.5 kb
stars of MN at z=2.5
log density map in projection
JPG - 120.3 kb
Stellar Mass Density evolution
Mare Nostrum seems slightly high

Movies halo13

Done with VisIt llnl

Zip - 10.7 Mb
Halo FOF 13: gas density (size=6 Mpc/h com)

Zip - 8.4 Mb
Halo FOF 13:gas density (size=2 Mpc/h com)

Zip - 9.7 Mb
Halo FOF 13: gas temperature (size=2 Mpc/h com)

Done with amr2mpeg.f90 and part2mpeg.f90 (by Yann&Romain): size 1Mpc/h com

Zip - 1012.5 kb
dark matter density

Zip - 763.7 kb
gas density

Zip - 735 kb
star density

Zip - 738 kb
star age

Zip - 694.4 kb
metal density

Zip - 6.4 kb
part2mpeg.f90

Zip - 7 kb
amr2mpeg.f90

texte - 832 bytes
Commands to make mpegs

Zip - 349.9 kb
star density halo3

Zip - 10.7 Mb
dark matter density halo3

FOF ID

JPG - 51.3 kb

JPG - 56.8 kb

JPG - 51.7 kb

JPG - 52.4 kb

PDF - 4.2 Mb
First FOF halo

PDF - 3.3 Mb
Second FOF halo

PDF - 3.2 Mb
3rd FOF halo

PDF - 2.5 Mb
4rth FOF halo

Galaxy ID

Galaxy Colours

JPG - 122.8 kb
Age colour diagram
Used to compute spectroscopic types

JPG - 64.7 kb
colour-colour diagram
MN at z=2.4

JPG - 145.1 kb
Colour abs mag diagram
MN at z=2.4

JPG - 97.8 kb
Colour mag diagram
MN at z=2.5

JPG - 82.7 kb
Colour-Colour diagram
Comparison with GOODS data

Accretion on a massive halo down to z=2

Color coding: red: density, green: metallicity, blue: temperature

QuickTime - 979.7 kb
Growth of a massive halo down to z=2