2014A&A...562A..47G

Query : 2014A&A...562A..47G

2014A&A...562A..47G - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 562A47-47 (2014/2-1)

The star formation history of CALIFA galaxies: Radial structures.

GONZALEZ DELGADO R.M., PEREZ E., CID FERNANDES R., GARCIA-BENITO R., DE AMORIM A.L., SANCHEZ S.F., HUSEMANN B., CORTIJO-FERRERO C., LOPEZ FERNANDEZ R., SANCHEZ-BLAZQUEZ P., BEKERAITE S., WALCHER C.J., FALCON-BARROSO J., GALLAZZI A., VAN DE VEN G., ALVES J., BLAND-HAWTHORN J., KENNICUTT R.C.Jr, KUPKO D., LYUBENOVA M., MAST D., MOLLA M., MARINO R.A., QUIRRENBACH A., VILCHEZ J.M., WISOTZKI L. (The CALIFA Collaboration)

Abstract (from CDS):

We have studied the radial structure of the stellar mass surface density (µ*) and stellar population age as a function of the total stellar mass and morphology for a sample of 107 galaxies from the CALIFA survey. We applied the fossil record method based on spectral synthesis techniques to recover the star formation history (SFH), resolved in space and time, in spheroidal and disk dominated galaxies with masses from 109 to 1012M☉. We derived the half-mass radius, and we found that galaxies are on average 15% more compact in mass than in light. The ratio of half-mass radius to half-light radius (HLR) shows a dual dependence with galaxy stellar mass; it decreases with increasing mass for disk galaxies, but is almost constant in spheroidal galaxies. In terms of integrated versus spatially resolved properties, we find that the galaxy-averaged stellar population age, stellar extinction, and µ* are well represented by their values at 1HLR. Negative radial gradients of the stellar population ages are present in most of the galaxies, supporting an inside-out formation. The larger inner (≤1HLR) age gradients occur in the most massive (1011M☉) disk galaxies that have the most prominent bulges; shallower age gradients are obtained in spheroids of similar mass. Disk and spheroidal galaxies show negative µ* gradients that steepen with stellar mass. In spheroidal galaxies, µ* saturates at a critical value (∼7x102M☉/pc2 at 1HLR) that is independent of the galaxy mass. Thus, all the massive spheroidal galaxies have similar local µ* at the same distance (in HLR units) from the nucleus. The SFH of the regions beyond 1HLR are well correlated with their local µ*, and follow the same relation as the galaxy-averaged age and µ*; this suggests that local stellar mass surface density preserves the SFH of disks. The SFH of bulges are, however, more fundamentally related to the total stellar mass, since the radial structure of the stellar age changes with galaxy mass even though all the spheroid dominated galaxies have similar radial structure in µ*. Thus, galaxy mass is a more fundamental property in spheroidal systems, while the local stellar mass surface density is more important in disks.

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Journal keyword(s): galaxies: evolution - galaxies: stellar content - galaxies: structure - galaxies: fundamental parameters - galaxies: bulges - galaxies: spiral

Simbad objects: 108

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Number of rows : 108
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA 		ICRS (J2000)
DEC 		Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026 		#notes
1 IC 5376 LIN 00 01 19.7722177128 +34 31 32.443831128   15.0       ~ 69 0
2 NGC 7819 GiG 00 04 24.495 +31 28 19.30   14.3       ~ 134 0
3 Z 498-74 GiG 00 04 33.7482674640 +28 18 06.171106644   15.2       ~ 36 0
4 Z 408-26 AG? 00 05 13.8796086216 +06 46 19.204496040   14.7       ~ 74 0
5 NGC 1 GiP 00 07 15.8562637560 +27 42 29.020113144   13.4       ~ 126 0
6 NGC 36 LIN 00 11 22.2984769368 +06 23 21.623562132   14.5       ~ 97 0
7 Z 409-28 AGN 00 31 23.840 +08 28 01.32   14.6   13.10   ~ 110 0
8 M 31 AGN 00 42 44.330 +41 16 07.50 4.86 4.36 3.44     ~ 13622 1
9 NGC 444 GiC 01 15 49.584 +31 04 48.83   14.7       ~ 104 0
10 NGC 477 Sy2 01 21 20.3410541880 +40 29 17.414141208   14.0       ~ 110 0
11 IC 1683 GiG 01 22 38.867 +34 26 13.21   14.2       ~ 101 0
12 NGC 496 GiG 01 23 11.5872831672 +33 31 45.417105984   14.3       ~ 118 0
13 Z 436-62 AG? 01 28 53.433 +13 47 33.26   14.64       ~ 73 1
14 NGC 776 GiG 01 59 54.5182947984 +23 38 39.440979708   13.4       ~ 125 0
15 Z 483-63 AG? 02 28 22.1180270592 +23 12 52.559633268   15.0       ~ 68 0
16 NGC 1056 Sy2 02 42 48.2914236192 +28 34 26.660028468   13.5       ~ 180 0
17 NGC 1167 LIN 03 01 42.3322774176 +35 12 20.300948892   13.84 12.77     ~ 382 1
18 NGC 1349 LIN 03 31 27.5125084008 +04 22 51.205128636   15.00       ~ 77 0
19 UGC 3107 GiG 04 37 21.8525118720 +09 32 40.246202868   16.5       ~ 43 0
20 Z 362-5 AG? 05 19 41.625 +84 03 09.10   13.1       ~ 82 0
21 NGC 2253 AG? 06 43 14.6846186952 +65 40 38.950679568   15.0       ~ 66 0
22 NGC 2410 Sy2 07 35 02.2553446824 +32 49 19.644162420   17.01 16.26     ~ 102 1
23 Z 177-41 EmG 07 38 36.4958350800 +37 38 00.677716116   14.481 13.889 13.424 12.761 ~ 98 0
24 Z 147-61 Sy2 07 44 09.1275236304 +29 14 50.762711400   13.28       ~ 145 1
25 NGC 2449 LIN 07 47 20.2981917816 +26 55 48.571415436   14.3       ~ 77 0
26 Z 263-45 GiG 08 33 22.6940205816 +52 31 56.111258604   14.32       ~ 65 1
27 NGC 2623 LIN 08 38 24.016 +25 45 16.29 14.10 13.99 13.36     ~ 533 2
28 IC 2487 EmG 09 30 09.1764265344 +20 05 27.126058596   14.20       ~ 93 0
29 IC 540 Sy2 09 30 10.261 +07 54 09.10   14.8       ~ 77 0
30 NGC 2916 Sy2 09 34 57.5933209584 +21 42 18.960584796 12.81 12.74 12.05     ~ 162 1
31 Z 64-14 AG? 09 58 47.212 +11 23 18.28   14.9       ~ 72 0
32 Z 93-11 G 09 58 51.6475098096 +19 12 53.860318668   15.0       ~ 59 0
33 Z 64-34 GiG 10 01 40.466 +10 45 22.91   14.6       ~ 73 0
34 NGC 3160 Sy2 10 13 55.0760744136 +38 50 34.394956404   15.2       ~ 74 0
35 Z 124-16 AG? 10 22 14.000 +20 35 21.57   15.5       ~ 64 0
36 Z 184-37 LIN 10 55 55.2559428168 +36 51 41.494143924   14.6       ~ 59 0
37 NGC 3615 LIN 11 18 06.6511346544 +23 23 50.411983200   14.0       ~ 66 0
38 NGC 3614 GiG 11 18 21.3370383720 +45 44 53.524032396   12.7       ~ 137 0
39 NGC 3991 EmG 11 57 30.465 +32 20 03.00   13.8       ~ 163 1
40 NGC 4003 LIN 11 57 59.0256271248 +23 07 29.592588396   14.8       ~ 83 0
41 Z 157-86 GiC 12 02 03.164 +29 50 53.11   14.3       ~ 109 0
42 NGC 4047 AG? 12 02 50.6855747352 +48 38 10.300035480   12.8       ~ 110 1
43 Z 215-40 GiG 12 09 50.944 +38 13 06.74   15.4       ~ 54 0
44 NGC 4185 LIN 12 13 22.1960178360 +28 30 39.646606428   13.5       ~ 116 0
45 NGC 4210 LIN 12 15 15.8513778552 +65 59 07.052376192   13.4       ~ 148 0
46 IC 776 EmG 12 19 03.119 +08 51 22.15   14.9       ~ 154 0
47 NGC 4470 H2G 12 29 37.8066943368 +07 49 27.284422224   12.9       ~ 257 0
48 NGC 4676 IG 12 46 10.18 +30 43 53.7   14.1       ~ 318 0
49 NGC 4676B AGN 12 46 11.2495347624 +30 43 21.856578924   14.1       ~ 127 1
50 Z 316-11 GiG 13 08 46.5057756192 +62 16 18.162586956   13.8       ~ 53 0
51 Z 189-32 GiC 13 10 20.061 +32 28 54.41   15.6       ~ 72 0
52 Z 217-16 EmG 13 11 11.3132945664 +43 43 35.193176652   15.7       ~ 54 0
53 Z 218-50 EmG 13 48 39.119 +43 24 44.73   14.6       ~ 100 0
54 IC 944 GiP 13 51 30.897 +14 05 31.66   14.7       ~ 86 0
55 NGC 5378 LIN 13 56 51.0226429536 +37 47 50.075664720   13.8       ~ 113 0
56 NGC 5682 GiP 14 34 44.963 +48 40 12.93   15.1       ~ 105 0
57 NGC 5720 LIN 14 38 33.2828437080 +50 48 54.897094260   14.7       ~ 77 0
58 Z 248-18 GiG 14 41 32.0219639160 +44 30 45.962947872   13.59       ~ 114 0
59 Z 248-45 GiP 15 01 32.450 +48 19 11.65   14.9       ~ 103 0
60 Z 222-18 EmG 15 29 50.6461688232 +42 37 44.356517652   15.6       ~ 86 0
61 NGC 5947 AGN 15 30 36.5925666192 +42 43 01.769449836   14.8       ~ 92 0
62 Z 222-24 AG? 15 32 51.958 +41 11 29.53   15.3       ~ 62 0
63 IC 1127 SyG 15 34 57.22396 +23 30 11.6084   14.76 13.88     ~ 3090 4
64 NGC 5966 LIN 15 35 52.1114846664 +39 46 08.023434852   13.9       ~ 81 0
65 NGC 6032 GiG 16 03 01.1201862024 +20 57 21.239605764   15.0       ~ 76 0
66 NGC 6060 GiG 16 05 51.9982696320 +21 29 05.766126036   14.3       ~ 114 0
67 NGC 6063 AG? 16 07 13.0021003512 +07 58 44.434838856   14.1       ~ 165 0
68 NGC 6081 LIN 16 12 56.8487186784 +09 52 01.414323552   14.4       ~ 73 0
69 Z 298-25 AG? 16 17 21.1517117352 +59 19 12.430734852   14.8       ~ 72 0
70 NGC 6125 AG? 16 19 11.5344941208 +57 59 02.863041504   13.0       ~ 106 0
71 NGC 6146 Bla 16 25 10.3269925320 +40 53 34.331514324   13.8       ~ 139 1
72 Z 225-34 GiG 17 04 52.969 +41 51 55.75   14.2       ~ 46 0
73 Z 225-44 GiG 17 06 52.5409015272 +43 07 20.025272604   15.2       ~ 75 0
74 NGC 6310 LIN 17 07 57.437 +60 59 24.20   13.8       ~ 66 0
75 NGC 6314 LIN 17 12 38.6880420672 +23 16 12.229407012 16.04 15.56 14.62 14.02 13.33 ~ 111 0
76 NGC 6338 Bla 17 15 22.9842192344 +57 24 40.346559927   14.2   8   ~ 205 2
77 Z 299-71 Sy1 17 16 47.72291 +61 55 12.4198   14.50       ~ 67 1
78 NGC 6361 G 17 18 41.1282321864 +60 36 28.775091204   13.87       ~ 101 2
79 Z 300-6 LIN 17 18 43.7155521936 +58 08 06.496226772   14.93       ~ 70 1
80 IC 1256 AG? 17 23 47.2869698760 +26 29 11.470994700   14.297 13.551 13.022 12.434 ~ 106 0
81 NGC 6394 Sy2 17 30 21.4214207088 +59 38 23.604551520   15.27       ~ 106 1
82 Z 140-45 LIN 17 34 06.4351060416 +25 20 38.250057372   14.6       ~ 49 0
83 NGC 6411 AG? 17 35 32.8446342384 +60 48 48.236693796   13.2       ~ 119 0
84 NGC 6427 GiP 17 43 38.5939706616 +25 29 38.119328808   14.6       ~ 47 0
85 NGC 6497 AG? 17 51 17.9729051760 +59 28 15.130952292   14.3       ~ 68 0
86 NGC 6515 G 17 57 25.1935412208 +50 43 41.231792496   14.3       ~ 45 0
87 Z 228-12 AG? 18 30 35.6953368864 +42 41 33.685144692   15.5       ~ 45 0
88 NGC 6762 Sy2 19 05 37.0826868072 +63 56 02.712621192   14.2       ~ 58 0
89 NGC 6941 G 20 36 23.4741258768 -04 37 07.445724024   13.3   13.3 12.9 ~ 92 3
90 Z 374-28 LIN 20 55 27.6255622104 -01 13 30.895126896   14.5       ~ 79 0
91 Z 401-1 Sy2 21 07 44.1 +03 52 31           ~ 92 0
92 NGC 7025 LIN 21 07 47.3404766136 +16 20 09.224408688   14.10       ~ 82 0
93 Z 449-16 LIN 21 18 35.4033052152 +19 43 07.475332980   15.1       ~ 51 0
94 MCG-01-54-016 AG? 21 25 59.802 -03 48 35.50   15       ~ 67 0
95 Z 426-53 AG? 21 26 14.3522048040 +09 47 52.385534268   14.7       ~ 46 0
96 Z 402-16 AG? 21 42 12.79 +05 36 55.1   15.6       ~ 43 0
97 NGC 7194 GiG 22 03 30.9364457736 +12 38 12.415007364   14.5       ~ 63 0
98 NGC 7236 LIN 22 14 44.9886363216 +13 50 47.450963760   14.3 14.3     ~ 286 1
99 NGC 7311 LIN 22 34 06.7905936096 +05 34 13.172695392   13.4       ~ 125 0
100 NGC 7321 LIN 22 36 28.0158181824 +21 37 18.374440296   15.4       ~ 114 0
101 Z 514-80 rG 22 38 29.417 +35 19 46.84   15.0       ~ 108 1
102 Z 495-25 LIN 22 47 25.063 +31 22 24.77   14.8       ~ 72 0
103 NGC 7466 AGN 23 02 03.4724376888 +27 03 09.223962084   15.27 14.42     ~ 108 0
104 NGC 7550 LIN 23 15 16.0635618785 +18 57 41.255155052   13.9   11.85   ~ 133 1
105 NGC 7549 GiG 23 15 17.285 +19 02 29.92   14.1   12.79   ~ 133 0
106 NGC 7563 LIN 23 15 55.9242198192 +13 11 46.060536984 14.48 13.87 12.81     ~ 83 1
107 NGC 7591 SyG 23 18 16.2727927344 +06 35 09.108933504   13.8       ~ 285 1
108 Z 498-45 AG? 23 57 23.994 +30 59 31.79   14.70       ~ 88 0

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