A hint on the metal-free star formation rate density from 21cm-EDGES data
arXiv:2003.05911 · doi:10.1093/mnras/staa1609
Abstract
We aim to provide the first data-constrained estimate of the metal-free (Population III; Pop III) star formation rate density required at high-redshifts () in order to reproduce both the amplitude and the redshift of the EDGES 21-cm global signal. Our model accounts for the Lyman Alpha (Ly), radio and X-ray backgrounds from both Pop III and metal-enriched Population II (Pop II) stars. For the latter, we use the star formation rate density estimates (and the Ly background) from the {\it Delphi} semi-analytic model that has been shown to reproduce all key observables for galaxies at ; the radio and X-ray backgrounds are fixed using low- values. The constraints on the free parameters characterizing the properties of the Pop III stars are obtained using a Markov Chain Monte Carlo analysis. Our results yield a that whilst increasing from thereafter shows a sharp decline which is in excellent agreement with the results found by \citet{valiante2016} to simulate the growth of quasars and their host galaxies, suggesting that the bulk of Pop III star formation occurs in the rarest and most massive metal-poor halos at . This allows Pop III stars to produce a rapidly growing Ly background between . Further, Pop III stars are required to provide a radio background that is about orders of magnitude higher than that provided by Pop II stars although Pop II stars dominate the X-ray background.
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