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Discussion Session A: “Evidence” What evidence is there for a symbio'c connec8on between AGN and star forma8on? Chairs: James Aird and James Mullaney Symbiosis? • According to Dic8onary on Mac (and Richard Bower) ? ✔ ? Symbiosis? • What we asked…. A) BH-‐bulge rela8ons B) Vol-‐avg SFR and BH acc. Global rela8ons = symbiosis?? C) Theory (= evidence?) Symbiosis • What you said…. BH-‐bulge rela8ons Strongly agree Vol-‐avg SFR and BH acc. Moderately agree Don't agree Theory 0 20 40 60 80 Correla8on = interac8on? Ask the audience: Are BH-‐bulge rela8ons and/or SFR-‐ accre8on density correla8on evidence for a symbio'c connec8on? • A) Yes • B) No What is (the best) evidence for a symbio8c connec8on? • A) Correla8ons between nuclear SFR and instantaneous LAGN • B) Correla8on of SFR and average LAGN (or BH accre8on rate) • C) Increased AGN frac'on in SF galaxies • D) Radio AGN are associated with quiescent galaxies/high mass halos/hot atmospheres • E) None of these What else is/would be evidence for a symbio8c connec8on?? Connec8ons between AGN luminosity and SF • Symbiosis = mutual benefit • more SF = more AGN? • Have we reached a consensus yet on SFR-‐LAGN correla8ons? • Issues = galaxy type, AGN type, luminosity range, range of SFR, redshia • Are we plobng the right thing? • Does short-‐term variability of AGN explain everything? Are we plobng the right thing? Flora Stanley (Poster A10) (+Rosario talk, Carroll poster, Uygun poster) Fabio Vito Chien-‐Ting Chen Mojegan Azadi Ask the audience: What type of galaxy is most likely to host an AGN? • • • • • • A) Starburst galaxies B) Normal star-‐forming galaxies C) Quiescent galaxies D) Massive galaxies E) Green valley/transi8on galaxies F) All equally likely Is there an evolu8on in the types of galaxies that host AGN? Is it just selec8on effects? David Rosario / Taro Shimizu / Manuela Maglioccheb / Flora Stanley (poster) / Kenta Matsuoka (poster) / Gulay Gurkan Uygun (poster) How reliable is our evidence – how well can we measure AGN, host galaxy proper8es, etc.? • What do we need to measure: – SFR (star forma8on history? IR vs opt/UV?) – host stellar mass (gas mass? halo mass?) – LAGN X-‐ray? From SED fibng? IR? Radio? – BH mass, AGN accre8on rate (Eddington ra8o) – morphologies • Laure Ciesla / Evanthia Hatziminaoglou / Chris Carroll (poster)