Jun 19 – 23, 2023
SJTU & Suzhou Bay
Asia/Shanghai timezone

Session

Survey

Jun 19, 2023, 9:10 AM
3rd floor meeting room (SJTU & Suzhou Bay)

3rd floor meeting room

SJTU & Suzhou Bay

School of Physics and Astronomy, SJTU

Conveners

Survey

  • Xiaohu Yang (上海交通大学)

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  1. Zhongxu Zhai (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
    6/19/23, 9:10 AM
    Evolution
    Talk

    Nancy Grace Roman space telescope will conduct a High Latitude Spectroscopic Survey (HLSS) over 2000 square degrees at high redshift. I will introduce the flowdown of the Roman science objectives of galaxy and cosmology based on numerical simulations. With this reference model, we forecast the performance of the survey, including the galaxy type, number density, clustering property and...

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  2. Qiao Wang (NAOC)
    6/19/23, 9:30 AM
    Simulation
    Talk

    介绍面向下一代大尺度巡天建立的4万亿粒子的数值模拟,以及在此基础上建立的数值模拟星表

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  3. 浩杰 许 (上海天文台)
    6/19/23, 9:50 AM
    Talk

    We constrain cosmological parameters Ωm and σ8 from a joint analysis of galaxy clustering and galaxy-galaxy lensing from DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys Data Release 9 (DR9), covering approximately 10000 square degrees and spanning the redshift range of 0.1 to 0.9. In order to study the cosmological parameters dependence on redshift, we divide the galaxies into seven volume-limited lens samples,...

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  4. Rui Guo
    6/19/23, 10:10 AM
    Evolution
    Talk

    To understand the formation of massive red spirals, we select optically red spirals with $M_{*}> 10^{10.5} M_{☉}$ based on the u-r color-stellar mass diagram from SDSS DR7 and compared the environment of these spirals with different NUV-r colors. All optically red galaxies have similar properties in the center, i.e., no star formation activity, similar bulge size, central velocity dispersion...

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  5. Li Ran
    Halo
    Talk

    CSST is a 2m space-based telescope, designed to work in Low Earth Orbit for 10 years from ~2024. It will image 17,500 square degrees in six near-UV and optical bands (u,g,r,i,z,y) to an average depth of 25.5 AB (5-sigma point source) and a combined depth of 26 AB (5-sigma point source), with the angular resolution R80 = 0.15", providing a unique and promising platform to study the structure of...

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