[PDF] Top 20 Giodini, Stefania (2010): Galaxy groups in the COSMOS survey: cosmic laboratories for galaxy evolution and feedback. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Physik

... the groups regime in not erased by uncertainties on the stellar mass ...by feedback (stellar and/or AGN), as suggested by high-resolution cosmological simulations including cooling, star formation, ... See full document

... are cosmic laboratories in which complex processes that shape galaxy evolution can be studied in great ...of galaxy clus- ters at high redshift (z > 0.8) to trace the ... See full document

... of galaxy formation and evolution in the ...matter evolution in a cosmological volume carried out at the MPA in 2005 by Springel et ...for galaxy formation. These models are incorporating a ... See full document

... then cosmic variance is ...case, cosmic variance becomes dominant and should be taken into ...example, cosmic variance is relevant for deep galaxies surveys, because galaxies at high redshifts are ... See full document

... tained for the SEGUE Stellar Parameter Pipeline (Lee et al. 2008a), which reports results from a number of different methods. The results from MAχ agree well with those of the various pipelines, and any differences are ... See full document

... In order to determine redshifts, I adapted the ZSPEC software, originally developed by Renbin Yan and used by the DEEP2 redshift survey (Davis et al., 2003, 2007), for use with our FORS2 MXU data. In ZSPEC, an ... See full document

... for galaxy #5, sightline 1, together with our best fit (red diamonds) as constrained through the medians of the posterior probability distributions from the MCMC chains (Figure ... See full document

... for the lower mass cut we used, therefore we can relate the two distributions). Unlike for the blue galaxies, the population mix of green galaxies shows a slight dependence on environment: the fraction of galaxies with a ... See full document

... its cosmic evolu- tion, is not only important for understanding the physical origin of the radio activity, but also for understanding galaxy ...of galaxy formation (for exam- ple see White and Frenk ... See full document

... Investigations into the structure of the model yielded a surprise for Galactic kinematics. At least since the work of Delhaye (1965) it was common knowledge that the Local Standard of Rest (LSR) could be determined via ... See full document

... semi-analytic galaxy formation model that correctly follows the evolution of the substructure haloes performs significantly better than one which does not follow ... See full document

... The existence of dark matter is indicated in clusters and groups of galaxies by their high mass-to-light ratio. One can estimate the cluster total mass by assuming that the member galaxies have become dynamically ... See full document

... of cosmic structures is one of the most fascinat- ing and challenging fields of ...following evolution leads to the formation of more massive objects with time, ultimately resulting in a complex ... See full document

... fitting cosmic ray rejection algorithms developed in house (G¨ossl & Riffeser, ...as cosmic rays and not used in any further ...stage cosmic ray rejection was necessary in order to remove all the ... See full document

... temporal evolution of the magnetic field is correlated with the evolution of the temperature field because the field lines and the temperature are advected by the same turbulent velocity ... See full document

... the galaxy distribution ...the galaxy component begins to dominate the to- tal SB, apparently establishing a link between the galaxies and the “true” ...poor groups of galaxies (Feldmeier et ... See full document

... the evolution of the X-ray luminosity function between z = 0 and z ∼ ...X-ray Survey (ROXS), found that using both X-ray and optical methods to identify clusters of galaxies, the overlap was ...XMM-2dF ... See full document

... while galaxy mergers are an important aspect of the evolution of the galaxy population, they do not simply parallel the mergers of dark ...the evolution of the merger rate, usually ... See full document

... and groups as well as to encompass those systems which do not show any strong lensing ...towards galaxy clusters (& 10 14 M ⊙ ) and intermediate redshifts (z < 1), for which the weak lensing signal ... See full document

... 36 ′ sky patch and statistically subtracted. For each X-ray cluster candidate the whole redshift range from z = 0 to z = 1.05 is scanned through using simultaneously two colors that bracket the 4000 Å break at the given ... See full document