type 1 agn seds in the cosmos a single form, mixing diagram, and outliers
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Type 1 AGN SEDs in the COSMOS A Single Form, Mixing Diagram, and Outliers . Heng Hao (SISSA) Martin Elvis (CFA) and COSMOS Team INAF-OABO Seminar 2012-10-25 . 10%. 90%. Outline. Introduction: Definition and Important Questions XMM-COSMOS SEDs - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Type 1 AGN SEDs in the COSMOSA Single Form, Mixing Diagram,
and Outliers Heng Hao (SISSA)
Martin Elvis (CFA)and COSMOS Team
INAF-OABO Seminar
2012-10-25
10%
90%
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?
• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
49 yrs ago, in 1963First Quasar: 3C 273 by Maarten Schmidt
3C 273: z = 0.1583
Furthest quasar now:z = 7
Unified Model
Two types of AGNs
According to Optical Emission Lines:
1.Type 1 AGNs: broad emission lines generally unobscured by gas and dust2.Type 2 AGNs: narrow emission lines only generally heavily abscured
According to power of nuclei:
1. Quasars2. Seyferts
SED Ref for other type of AGNs:1) LLAGN: Ho 19992) Red quasar: Young+20083) …
1995
Wavelength Ordered Strips
Wavelength Ordered Strips from Peter Capak
u IB427 B IB565 g IB505 V IB574 r IB709 NB711 i NB816 IB827 z K 1IRAC
3 4 24um2
Wavelength Ordered Strips from Peter Capak
u IB427 B IB565 g IB505 V IB574 r IB709 NB711 i NB816 IB827 z K 1IRAC
3 4 24um2
Wavelength Ordered Strips
Wavelength Ordered Strips from Peter Capak
u IB427 B IB565 g IB505 V IB574 r IB709 NB711 i NB816 IB827 z K 1IRAC
3 4 24um2
NB816 IB827 z K IRAC1 IRAC3 IRAC4IRAC2
Wavelength Ordered Strips
MIPS IRAC K H J Subaru SDSS CFHT GALEX
XMM
SED Example
Elvis 94
Galaxy
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIRConstant power per decade
1 dex
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν-3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν-3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Review by Harris & Krawczynski (2006)
Radio Loudness Distr.: bimodal (e.g. Kellermann +1989, Miller+1990)
continuous (e.g. Cirasuolo +2003)
Typical RL Fraction ~10% (e.g. Kellermann +1989; Urry & Padovani 1995)
RL Fraction evolve with z or i magnitude (Balokovic + 2012)
RL (L/LEdd)-1 for
L/LEdd>0.001 (Sikora + 2007)
Radio Loudness Definitions:RL =log(f5GHz/fB)>1
q24= log(f24μm/f1.4GHz)<0
R*uv= log(f5GHz/f2500Å)>1
Ri=log(f1.4GHz/fi)>1
logP5GHz(W/Hz/Sr)>23.7
RX=log(νLν(5GHz)/LX)>-3
where LX is the luminosity in 2-10 keV
*Affected by reddening
Radio Loudness
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∝
COSMOS RL fraction ~4%, 9% (Ri)•5/413 RL in common for all definitions•8/413 RL in common for two
definitions
(Hao + 2012 in prep)
RQ
RL
Small Radio Loud Fraction
COSMOS sources are at the high accretion tail of the Sikora + 2007 plot show no similar trend.
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Lack Observation Data; ALMA✔Grey Body:Fν ν∝ 3+β/(ehν/kT − 1), where β~1-2(Silva + 1998, Dunne & Eales 2001)
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Observation: Spitzer, Herschel, WISETorus model: Smooth (eg. Fritz + 2006)
Clumpy (eg. Nenkova + 2008)
2-phase (eg. Stalevski + 2012)
• Maximum dust temperature: 1400K - 1900K (eg. Laor & Drain 1993)• Inner radius of dust sublimation: 0.01 - 0.1pc (10~100 light days) (Suganuma+ 2006)
Dust Property• Dust extinct λ~2πa most• AGN extinction curve SMC like(Czerny + 2004; Gaskell + 2004; Crenshaw+2001, 2002—Seyferts; Hopkins +2004 —SDSS+2MASS; )
Reddening of E94: E(B-V)=0~1
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
BBB comes from Accretion Disk(Shields 1978)Simple α disk fits well Fν ν∝ ⅓
(Frank+2002)
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Milky Way OpaqueDefine αox= -log[L2keV/L2500Å]/2.605
Quasar Spectral Energy Distribution
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν3 (dust)
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
jet synchrotron
Mechanism hot dust from ‘torus’
accretion disk
corona-Comptonized
FIR Opt-UVRadio EUV X-rayNIR
Quasar Continuum is Hard to StudyVeritas
Fermi
Chandra
Hubble
Spitzer
SMA
VLA
• Needs many telescopes• Several Quasar Properties Affect: (Variability, BEL, …)• Reddening• Host Galaxy Contamination
Why SED is important?
Int.1) SED-----> Total Quasar Power (Lbol) k Correction Transfer Lν to Lbol
Accretion Rate Accretion History of the Universe
2) SED ----- AGN Structure --- Origin of Continuum3) SMBH and Galaxy Co-evolution / Black Hole Growth4) …
Note: SED Fitting usually use Bruzual & Charlot (2003)Gal SEDs (no dust feature)
AGN Selection
Elvis 94RQ RL
16 SWIRE Galaxy Template (Polletta+2007)
normalized at UKIDSS L*(Cirasuolo + 2007)
1) Selected in certain band(s):
a) Radio Luminosity (RL is rare, biased towards RL)b) Near Infrared (Lacy / Stern Wedge, obs frame, missing)c) Optical color (e.g. U-B, biased toward blue quasar)d) X-ray Luminosity (most complete)
2) Emission Lines (e.g. BPT Diagram)
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?
• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
Pre-COSMOS SED - Elvis 94
Most studies use only mean SED & bolometric corrections
Yet SED spread is significant: ~1dex in UV, FIR
No theory No correlations Small sample: 29 radio-quiet, 18
radio-loud Low z: 0.05 - 0.9 Low S/N: in X-ray, UV, FIR Biased: Blue Quasar (Elvis et al. 1994)
1 dex 1 dex
Pre-COSMOS SED - Richards 06
SDSS-selected (optical selected) Photometry coverage:
5 bands in optical, limited VLA data (30/259) limited ROSAT data (28/259) limited GALEX data (FUV 55/259; NUV 88/259)
87 quasars fainter than the SDSS spectroscopic magnitude limit
“Gap Repair” – heavily depend on the Elvis 1994 SED
(Richards et al. 2006)
Expect SED differences: 1. The Galaxy/SMBH Merger Cycle
26
QUASAR phase
High L/Ledd
2 accretion modes 2 SEDs
Hopkins et al. 2008 ApJS, 175, 356
Star formation rate
SMBH luminosity
Time from Merger (Gyr)
Seyfert phase Low L/Ledd
Expect SED differences: 2. αox Depend on Luminosity
• αox is anticorrelated with LUV at ~4σ.(αox= -log[L2keV/L2500Å]/2.605)
• No significant correlation between αox and redshift
Vignali, Brandt, & Schneider (2003)
(see also, Steffen+2006, Just+ 2007, Young+2010, Lusso+2010)
Expect SED differences: 3. M-σ Evolution
__ Local spheroid direction of evolution in 300Myr
1<z<2.2
Merloni +(2010)
Δlog(MBH/M*)=(0.68±0.12)log(1+z)
Similar Results, e.g.Peng+2006Schields+2006Ho+2007
Silverman et al. 2005
Qua
sar
Expect SED differences: 4. Number Density Evolution
Elv
is 9
4
COSMOS80%
Elvis et al., 1994, ApJS, 95, 1
Opt-UV
Big Blue Bump (0.1~1μm)
Soft Excess (~0.1 keV)
1μm inflection
mm break (~100μm)
Radio
Compton Hump
(~10-30keV)
Lν = ν-3 (dust)
EUV
Radio-loud
Radio-quiet
X-ray
Is Elvis94 SED correct? - at ALL 6 decades of L? - at ALL z? 13 Gyr - at ALL L/LEdd?
Quasar Spectral Energy Distributionjet
synchrotronMechanism hot dust from
‘torus’accretion
diskcorona-
Comptonized
FIR NIR
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?
• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
References
Hao + 2012a, MNRAS submitted,
arXiv:1210.3033
Hao + 2012b, MNRAS submitted,
arXiv:1210.3044
Elvis, Hao + 2012, ApJ, 759, 6
Hao + 2011, ApJ, 733, 108
Hao + 2010, ApJL, 724, 59
Elvis 94 Sample SDSS Sample COSMOS Sample
Sample Size 47 259 413
Selection Method Blue (Biased) Optical (SDSS) X-ray (XMM)FWHM>2000km s-1
Redshift Range 0.05-0.9 0.1-5.2 0.1-4.3
Photometry 14(Low S/N) 10 35
Reference Elvis et al. 1994 Richards et al. 2006 Brusa et al. 2010Elvis, Hao et al. 2012
Elvis 94 Richards 06 XMM-COSMOS
COSMOS Type 1 AGN Sample
MIPS IRAC K H J Subaru SDSS CFHT GALEX
XMM
Elvis 94
Galaxy
Elvis 94
XMM-COSMOSMean SED
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)
Before Any Correction
Mean SED
• Galactic Extinction Correction• Variability Restriction• Broad Emission Line Correction• Host Galaxy Correction
Before Any Correction
Galaxy normalized at UKIDSS L*(Cirasuolo + 2007)
After First Corrections *
OPT-UV
*Galactic Extinction Variability Restriction Em. Line Correction
Elvis 94
XMM-COSMOSMean SED
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)Mean SED
Luo+2010
XMM
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)Host Galaxy Correction
Two Host Galaxy Contamination Estimation Methods:1. Hubble Imaging (ACS 814W) : only for z<1 (Cisternas+2011)2. Mbulge vs MBH relationship (Marconi & Hunt 2003): needs MBH (206/413)
logLJ,gal = 0.877 log Lbol − 0.877 log λE -1.23log(1+z)+ 3.545
XMM-COSMOSMean SED(203/413)
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)Mean SED With Host Correction
Elvis+1994Richards+2006Hopkins+2007Shang+2011Elvis, Hao+2012
z, Lbol, logMBH and logλE Parameter Space
z, Lbol, log(MBH/M), logλE=log(Lbol/LEdd)
Host Corrected 203 Quasars
Radio Loud
(46.1, 47.3]
(45.7 46.1]
(45.4 45.7]
(44.3 45.4]
Mean SED
Elvis 94
Elliptical
(Hao + 2012a)
Similarity of Mean SED in logLbol bins
logLbol
Mean SED in z, logLbol, logMBH, logλE bins (norm)z logLbol
logλE
1.5 2
logMBH1.51.5
(Hao + 2012a)
SED Dispersion in z, Lbol, MBH, λE bins (norm)z logLbol
logλElogMBH
E94 Dispersion
(Hao + 2012a)
The Luminosity Dependence at Fixed z
The SED shape has no obvious dependence on bolometric luminosity at similar redshifts.
(Hao + 2012a)
The Redshift Dependence at Fixed Lbol
The SED shape has no obvious dependence on redshift at similar bolometric luminosity.
(Hao + 2012a)
SED Partial Dependence (Hao + 2012a)
Quasar Growth Physics invariant with z, Lbol, MBH, L/LEdd
Gross quasar structure within the torus does not change; But the M-σ is evolving, feeding must be changing.
z~2 merger dominated epoch
z~0.3 secular growth modehas the same SED as
Intrinsic Quasar SED Exists
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
Quasar and Galaxy SEDs
Elvis 94RQ RL
16 SWIRE Galaxy (Polletta+2007)
norm. at UKIDSS L*
in K band(Cirasuolo + 2007)
Ell2Ell5Ell13S0SaSbScSdSdmSpi4NGC6090M82Arp220IRAS 20551-4250IRAS 22491-1808NGC6240
XMM
Hot Dust Accretion Disk
αNIR αOPT
0.3-1μm1-3μm
(Hao + 2012b)
Disentangling Quasar and Host
Host Dominated
AGN DominatedReddening
Dominated
???
E(B-V)
AGN Dominated
(Hao + 2012b)Quasar-Host-Reddening Mixing Diagram
Host Dominated
Reddening Dominated
Consistent with meanE94+Host+Reddening
E94 mean SED works in 90% of COSMOS Quasars(Hao et al. 2012a)
(Hao + 2012b)COSMOS AGN on Mixing Diagram
(Hao + 2012b)COSMOS AGN on Mixing Diagram
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
Appl. a) Evolutionary Tracks: “cosmic cycle”
HR Diagram in AGN Evolution? (Hao+ 2011b)
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
(Hao + 2012b)
Appl. b) Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
f g
(Hao + 2012b)Appl. b) Host Galaxy Fraction ComparisionG
alax
y Fr
actio
nG
alax
y L
umin
osity
MD vs MH MD vs C C vs MH
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
(Hao + 2012b)Appl. c) Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
Correlation Coefficient = 0.54 Correlation Coefficient = -0.62
(Hao + 2012b)Appl. c) Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
Correlation Coefficient = 0.40 Correlation Coefficient = -0.035
Outline
Introduction: Definition and Important Questions
XMM-COSMOS SEDs
Mixing Diagram: HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?• Evolution Track
• Inferred Host Galaxy Fraction
• Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
• Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars & Others
Summary
(Hao + 2010, 2011) APPL d) Outliers Identification
α=-0.5 - 2
• Maximum dust temperature: 1400K - 1900K (eg. Laor & Drain 1993)• Inner radius of dust sublimation: 0.01 - 0.1pc (10~100 light days) (Suganuma+ 2006)
Hot Dust Universal in AGN• Hot dust emission is characteristic
of AGN– not seen in starbursts
• Infrared slope selects AGNs, especially obscured ones , νfν=να ; α=-0.5 to +2
( Miley+ 1985….Lacy+ 2004, Stern+ 2005, Lacy+ 2007, Donley+ 2008 )
• 2/21 of 5.8<z<6.4 SDSS quasars are ‘dust-Free’ Spitzer IRAC, IRS (15.6μm), MIPS 24• Not enough time to form ‘Torus’ (0.93 Gyr)?
J0303-0019z=6.07
J0005-0006z=5.85
Richards et al. 2006 Richards et al. 2006
4 1 0.4 4 1 0.4
IR IR1μm 1μmOPT OPT
Jiang et al. 2008, 2010
No Dust in z~6 Quasars
# of HDP : 41/404
(Hao + 2010)Hot-Dust Poor Outliers
missing hot dust
E94
extension of acc. disk
E94
???
E94
Physical Properties: 1. Hot Dust Covering Factor
XID=2105, z=1.509
Class I HDP fc: 2% ~ 29%•75% from type1:type2 ratio at
z=0•50% from type1:type2 ratio for
X-ray bright (e.g. Gilli+2007)
Dust Temperature= 1500 K
Black Body Normalization
Radius = 0.83 pc Area = 1.76 pc2
Covering Factor fc = 20%
1. Tc=7.8×105α-⅕η-3/10M811/20λE
3/10R-3/4f6/5 K assumed α=0.1, η=0.1 (Frank+2002)2.Rgi ≈ few×102 Rs (Goodman 2003)
XID=96, z=2.117
Physical Properties: 2. Accretion Disk Size
Tc
(3200 K)
Accretion Disk Outer Edge
Tc ~ R-3/4
Rout = 0.47 pc ≈104 × Rschwarzchild
~14×Rgi(gravitational instability radius)= 20%
Class II HDP AGNs: Rout = (10 ~ 23)·Rgi = 0.09pc ~ 0.99pc = (0.3 ~ 2) × 104·Rs
Not Rout or
something stabilizes disk
Torus not yet formed? (Jiang + 2010)
Not enough accretion rate to drive wind? (Elitzur & Ho 2009)
Too low Lbol? (Elitzur & Schlossman 2006)
Geometry—Tilted Disk: Misaligned disks could result from isotropic accretion events. (Volonteri+2007)
Warped disks leads to a range of covering factors. (Lawrence & Elvis 2010)
No
No
plenty of cosmic time at z~2, No
What are Hot-Dust Poor Quasars?
14%
HDP QuasarsHDP Quasars
Geometric Origin: “tilted disks”
Dust Covering Factor: fc=A/(4πre2),
where dust evaporation radius:re=1.3Luv,46
1/2T1500-2.8 pc (Barvainis 1987)
αOPT>0.3
Lawrence & Elvis (2010)Tilted Disk Model
(Hao + 2012d in prep)
Torus not yet formed? (Jiang + 2010)
Not enough accretion rate to drive wind? (Elitzur & Ho 2009)
Too low Lbol? (Elitzur & Schlossman 2006)
Geometry—Tilted Disk: Misaligned disks could result from isotropic accretion events. (Volonteri+2007)
Warped disks leads to a range of covering factors. (Lawrence & Elvis 2010)
Recoiling—Off-nuclear BH: When a SMBH recoils (or kicked-out), it is possible to bring along the adjacent broad line region but not the further out dusty torus. (Loeb 2007)
No
No
plenty of cosmic time at z~2, No
What are Hot-Dust Poor Quasars?
6%20%
Volonteri & Madau (2008)
<
Evolutionary Tracks: “cosmic cycle”
HR Diagram in AGN Evolution?
Torus not yet formed? (Jiang + 2010)
Not enough accretion rate to drive wind? (Elitzur & Ho 2009)
Too low Lbol? (Elitzur & Schlossman 2006)
Geometry—Tilted Disk: Misaligned disks could result from isotropic accretion events. (Volonteri+2007)
Warped disks leads to a range of covering factors. (Lawrence & Elvis 2010)
Recoiling—Off-nuclear BH: When a SMBH recoils (or kicked-out), it is possible to bring along the adjacent broad line region but not the further out dusty torus. (Loeb 2007)
Evolution—Hot Dust Destroyed: HDPs are quasars on the transition phase?
No
No
plenty of cosmic time at z~2, No
What are Hot-Dust Poor Quasars?
Larger HDP sample (e.g. SDSS+WISE+UKIDSS)Optical and X-ray Spectrum of HDPs
All XMM-COSMOS Point Source
• Galaxy• Type 2 AGN• Type 1 AGN
Hot Dust Rich
XID=2532 z=1.297 XID=5607 z=1.359
Summary
E94 like SED template works for majority of quasars
No evolution in mean SED to z=2: quasar structure
within torus independent of merger/radio accretion mode
Mixing DiagramEvolutionary Tracks
Inferred Host Fraction
Inferred Reddening E(B-V)
Outliers: Hot-Dust-Poor Quasars: dust covering factor; outer disk radius
Hot-Dust-Rich Quasars
Quasar
90% COSMOS quasarConsistent with meanE94+Host+Reddening
10% quasar are hot-dust-poor
Other outliers:eg hot-dust-rich
Mixing Diagram (Hao + 2010, 2011, 2012a, 2012b; Elvis, Hao + 2012)
Backup
XMM-COSMOS Survey
XMM-Newton53 Fields
Large Area
2.13 deg2
Large Sample1856 sources>90% IdentifiedBrusa + 2007, 2010 413 Type 1 AGN
X-ray Moon to scale
Magellan Survey: IMACS/Baade ~ 2,000 redshiftsTrump+ 2007, 2009
COSMOS Spectroscopic Survey
zCOSMOS: ESO-VLT ~ 30,000 redshifts Lilly+ 2007, 2009
Keck for Faint SourcesMasters+ in prep.
Main COSMOS Data Sets
Hubble – 2 deg2 optical images (600 orbits) Scoville
XMM – 2 deg2 Xray imaging (1.5 Msec) Hasinger
Galex – ultraviolet imaging Schiminovich
Spitzer – Mid IR w/ IRAC (620 hrs) Sanders
Chandra – 1 deg2 high-res X-ray imaging Elvis
Herschel – GTO Lutz
Subaru – multiple color imaging Taniguchi
VLA – radio imaging (~300 hrs) Schinnerer
MAMBO – 1.2 mm survey Bertoldi
ESO-VLT – zCOSMOS LP ~ 30,000 gal. Lilly
Magellan – optical spectr. ~ 5,000 redshifts Impey
CFHT, NIR – NOAO, UH88, UKIRT …
Spa
ceG
roun
d
XMM
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)The Galactic Extinction
<E(B-V)>=0.019Schlegel, Finkbeiner, & Davis, 1998
XMM
Variability Restriction
All data: 2001-2007Restricted Dates: 2004-2007
OPT SED Quadratic Fitting
All data:2001-2007
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)
Restricted Dates:2004-2007
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)Broad Emission Line Correction
EW of SDSS DR7
Line σ>10(avoid the lines at the edge of the spectrum)
Line # of QuasarsLyα: 8068 CIV: 36350CIII]: 35650MgII: 36730Hγ: 15722Hβ: 23063OIII4960: 11027OIII5008: 20567Hα: 12060
Gaussian FitLog Normal FitEW Measurementfrom Spectra×200
(Elvis, Hao + 2012)Broad Emission Line Correction
Broad Emission Line
(Hao + 2012b)COSMOS AGN on Mixing Diagram
(Hao + 2012a)XMM-COSMOS, R06, E94 Mixing Diagram
σint2=σdis
2-Err2
σint, OPT=0.20σint, NIR=0.36
σint, OPT=0.23σint, NIR=0.36
σint, OPT=0.25σint, NIR=0.32
(Hao + 2012a)XMM-COSMOS, R06, E94 Mixing Diagram
αOPT
αNIR
Bayesian method (Kelly + 2007)
Same Intrinsic Dispersion
# of HDP: 17/195
(Hao + 2011)SDSS-Spitzer Hot-Dust Poor Quasars
E94 E94
Appl. a) Evolutionary Tracks on Mixing Diagram Preliminary Results: ULIRG
In collaboration with Chris Hayward
0.00 Gyr0.49 Gyr0.98 Gyr
two z=3 disk(Hao + 2012d in prep)
Appl. a) Evolutionary Tracks on Mixing Diagram Preliminary Results: Quasar Phase?
10×AGN luminosity100 obs directions: no direction has quasar phase
Extreme Example
XID=2532 Spectra (z=1.297)
CIII] FWHM:~20Å~1400 km/s
CIII
CII
MgI
I
Other Mixing Diagram Outliers II. ULIRG/Quasar
logLbol~47Lbol~1014LHyper-LIRG
HST Spitzer-IRAC1