Zooming on the internal structure of galaxies
arXiv:1609.01719 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stw2847
Abstract
We present zoom-in, AMR, high-resolution ( pc) simulations of high-redshift () galaxies with the aim of characterizing their internal properties and interstellar medium. Among other features, we adopt a star formation model based on a physically-sound molecular hydrogen prescription, and introduce a novel scheme for supernova feedback, stellar winds and dust-mediated radiation pressure. In the zoom-in simulation the target halo hosts "Dahlia", a galaxy with a stellar mass M, representative of a typical Lyman Break Galaxy. Dahlia has a total H2 mass of M, that is mainly concentrated in a disk-like structure of effective radius kpc and scale height pc. Frequent mergers drive fresh gas towards the center of the disk, sustaining a star formation rate per unit area of M yr kpc. The disk is composed by dense ( cm), metal-rich ( Z) gas, that is pressure-supported by radiation. We compute the m [CII] emission arising from {Dahlia}, and find that of the total [CII] luminosity ( L) arises from the H2 disk. Although of the CII mass is transported out of the disk by outflows, such gas negligibly contributes to [CII] emission, due to its low density ( cm) and metallicity (Z). Dahlia is under-luminous with respect to the local [CII]-SFR relation; however, its luminosity is consistent with upper limits derived for most galaxies.
21 pages, 11 figures, 3 tables
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