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Life Before the Fall: Group Galaxy Evolution Prior to Cluster Assembly Anthony Gonzalez (Florida) Kim-Vy Tran (CfA) Michelle Conbere (Florida) Dennis Zaritsky (Arizona) John Moustakas (Arizona) Hierarchical Assembly: SG1120 Detection: Las Campanas Distant Cluster Survey (Gonzalez et al. 2001) 4 candidates at z~0.4 within a 7’ diameter region Confirmation: Chandra + spectroscopy 6 extended sources within a 13’ diameter region (~4 Mpc) Groups at z=0.37 (2,3,4,5) Cluster at z=0.48 (1) No redshift yet (6) “Supergroup” SG1120-1202 Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Hierarchical Assembly: SG1120 3 VLT BVR Imaging 4 Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Spectroscopic Confirmation VLT Spectroscopy 101 confirmed members Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Redshift Distribution Dispersions All 62050 km/s Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 37080 km/s 45080 km/s 56090 km/s Merging Galaxy Groups ``Virialized’’ Halos Gonzalez et al. 2005 Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Mass and Dynamics Mass Tx (sum of individual groups 2-5): 5x1014 M - lower limit Dynamical Analysis Gravitationally bound Should merge by z~0 Additional velocities for groups 2,6 will refine this constraint Should evolve in to a Coma-ish cluster by z=0 Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Galaxy Evolution in Groups Coma Cluster (z~0.02) SG1120 (z=0.37) Coma Progenitor Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Galaxy Evolution in Groups Key Questions Morphological Evolution Quenched/Enhanced Star Formation Galaxy Mass Assembly E+A’s Fraction of star-forming galaxies; total star formation rate HOD Interaction Rate Wet/Dry Mergers Relation of above quantities to local density and galaxy mass Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Galaxy Evolution in Groups Method Morphological Evolution (ACS - 10 orbit F814 mosaic) Quenched/Enhanced Star Formation Galaxy Mass Assembly E+A’s (VIMOS spectra, MIPS 24 m) Fraction of star-forming galaxies; total star formation rate HOD Interaction Rate Wet/Dry Mergers (BVRJKS, ACS+WFPC2) Relation of above quantities to local density and galaxy mass (Chandra, ACS, BVRJKs imaging, MIPS, spectroscopy) Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Color-Magnitude Diagram Established Red Envelope Retains Population of Starforming Galaxies Foreground/Background F Intermediate between Field/Clusters Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Passive Fraction Pre-processing 618% passive - Roughly twice as many as field (same z) Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Member Galaxies and Interactions Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Summary SG1120 is a confirmed “supergroup” at z=0.37 Gravitationally bound system 4-5 member groups within target region Direct view of progenitors of massive cluster Well-defined red envelope Strong correlation between surface density and passive fraction Ongoing mergers of massive galaxies, high merger fraction Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005 Work in Progress ACS Mosaic (10 orbit F814W) MIPS - dusty star formation Additional spectroscopy Morphological fractions and morphology-density relation Interaction rate E+A fraction Fundamental plane Finish mapping superstructure ACS+Chandra+spectra Cross-correlation between local density and X-ray surface brightness SED and morphology vs X-ray surface brightness Comparison with properties of both local clusters (Coma) and CL 1358 (z=0.33) Ringberg Workshop - October 25, 2005