Redshift Horizon for Detecting the First Galaxies in Far-Infared Surveys

Maria Emilia De Rossi; Volker Bromm

arXiv:1903.02512·astro-ph.GA·October 2, 2019

Redshift Horizon for Detecting the First Galaxies in Far-Infared Surveys

Maria Emilia De Rossi, Volker Bromm

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TL;DR

This paper models the detectability of the first galaxies in far-infrared surveys, showing that upcoming space telescopes could observe galaxies at redshifts above 7, depending on dust properties and survey sensitivity.

Contribution

It introduces an analytical model of primordial dust emission to predict the redshift horizon for detecting early galaxies with future FIR telescopes.

Findings

01

Detection horizon extends above z~7 for sensitivities below 0.5 μJy.

02

Higher metallicity and dust-to-metal ratios improve detection prospects.

03

Survey area and dust properties significantly influence detection capabilities.

Abstract

We explore the possibility of detecting the first galaxies with the next generation of space-based far infrared (FIR) telescopes by applying an analytical model of primordial dust emission. Our results indicate that FIR/sub-mm sources at $z ≳ 7$ will experience a strong negative K-correction. Systems of a given virial mass would exhibit larger dust luminosities at higher $z$ , as a consequence of the increase in dust temperature driven by the higher temperature floor set by the cosmic microwave background. In addition, high- $z$ systems are more concentrated, which enhances the heating efficiency associated with stellar radiation. By analysing source densities as a function of $z$ , and considering survey areas of 0.1 $deg^{2}$ and 10 $deg^{2}$ , we find that the redshift horizon for detecting at least one source would be above $z \sim 7$ for instrument sensitivities $\lesssim…

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Table 1. Table 1: Additional AAS T e X symbols

$≲$	`\lesssim`, `\la`	$≳$	`\gtrsim`, `\ga`
µm	`\micron`	−	`\sbond`
=	`\dbond`	≡	`\tbond`
$☉$	`\sun`	$\oplus$	`\earth`
⌀	`\diameter`
°	`\arcdeg`, `\degr`	□	`\sq`
′	`\arcmin`	″	`\arcsec`
$\overset{d}{.}$	`\fd`	$\overset{h}{.}$	`\fh`
$\overset{m}{.}$	`\fm`	$\overset{s}{.}$	`\fs`
$\overset{\circ}{.}$	`\fdg`	$\overset{'}{.}$	`\farcm`
$\overset{''}{.}$	`\farcs`	$\overset{p}{.}$	`\fp`
½	`\onehalf`	UBVR	`\ubvr`
⅓	`\onethird`	U B	`\ub`
⅔	`\twothirds`	B V	`\bv`
¼	`\onequarter`	V R	`\vr`
¾	`\threequarters`	U R	`\ur`

Table 2. Table 2: Text-mode accents

ò	`\‘{o}`	ō	`\={o}`	o͡o	`\t{oo}`
ó	`\’{o}`	ȯ	`\.{o}`	o̧	`\c{o}`
ô	`\^{o}`	ŏ	`\u{o}`	ọ	`\d{o}`
ö	`\"{o}`	ǒ	`\v{o}`	o̱	`\b{o}`
õ	`\~{o}`	ő	`\H{o}`

Table 3. Table 3: National symbols

œ	`\oe`	å	`\aa`	ł	`\l`
Œ	`\OE`	Å	`\AA`	Ł	`\L`
æ	`\ae`	ø	`\o`	ß	`\ss`
Æ	`\AE`	Ø	`\O`

Table 4. Table 4: Math-mode accents

$\hat{a}$	`\hat{a}`	$\dot{a}$	`\dot{a}`
$\overset{ˇ}{a}$	`\check{a}`	$\ddot{a}$	`\ddot{a}`
$\tilde{a}$	`\tilde{a}`	$\overset{˘}{a}$	`\breve{a}`
$\overset{´}{a}$	`\acute{a}`	$\bar{a}$	`\bar{a}`
$\overset{`}{a}$	`\grave{a}`	$\vec{a}$	`\vec{a}`

Table 5. Table 5: Greek and Hebrew letters (math mode)

$α$	`\alpha`	$ν$	`\nu`
$β$	`\beta`	$ξ$	`\xi`
$γ$	`\gamma`	$o$	`o`
$δ$	`\delta`	$π$	`\pi`
$ϵ$	`\epsilon`	$ρ$	`\rho`
$ζ$	`\zeta`	$σ$	`\sigma`
$η$	`\eta`	$τ$	`\tau`
$θ$	`\theta`	$υ$	`\upsilon`
$ι$	`\iota`	$ϕ$	`\phi`
$κ$	`\kappa`	$χ$	`\chi`
$λ$	`\lambda`	$ψ$	`\psi`
$μ$	`\mu`	$ω$	`\omega`
$ϝ$	`\digamma`	$ϰ$	`\varkappa`
$ε$	`\varepsilon`	$ς$	`\varsigma`
$ϑ$	`\vartheta`	$φ$	`\varphi`
$ϱ$	`\varrho`
$Γ$	`\Gamma`	$Σ$	`\Sigma`
$Δ$	`\Delta`	$Υ$	`\Upsilon`
$Θ$	`\Theta`	$Φ$	`\Phi`
$Λ$	`\Lambda`	$Ψ$	`\Psi`
$Ξ$	`\Xi`	$Ω$	`\Omega`
$Π$	`\Pi`
$ℵ$	`\aleph`	$ℶ$	`\beth`
$ℷ$	`\gimel`	$ℸ$	`\daleth`

Table 6. Table 6: Binary operators (math mode)

$\pm$	`\pm`	$\cap$	`\cap`
$\mp$	`\mp`	$\cup$	`\cup`
$∖$	`\setminus`	$⊎$	`\uplus`
$\cdot$	`\cdot`	$⊓$	`\sqcap`
$\times$	`\times`	$⊔$	`\sqcup`
$*$	`\ast`	$◁$	`\triangleleft`
$⋆$	`\star`	$▷$	`\triangleright`
$⋄$	`\diamond`	$≀$	`\wr`
$\circ$	`\circ`	$○$	`\bigcirc`
$∙$	`\bullet`	$△$	`\bigtriangleup`
$\div$	`\div`	$▽$	`\bigtriangledown`
$⊲$	`\lhd`	$⊳$	`\rhd`
$\lor$	`\vee`	$⊙$	`\odot`
$\land$	`\wedge`	$†$	`\dagger`
$\oplus$	`\oplus`	$‡$	`\ddagger`
$⊖$	`\ominus`	$∐$	`\amalg`
$\otimes$	`\otimes`	$⊴$	`\unlhd`
$⊘$	`\oslash`	$⊵$	`\unrhd`

Table 7. Table 7: AMS binary operators (math mode)

$∔$	`\dotplus`	$⋉$	`\ltimes`
$∖$	`\smallsetminus`	$⋊$	`\rtimes`
$⋒$	`\Cap`, `\doublecap`	$⋋$	`\leftthreetimes`
$⋓$	`\Cup`, `\doublecup`	$⋌$	`\rightthreetimes`
$⊼$	`\barwedge`	$⋏$	`\curlywedge`
$⊻$	`\veebar`	$⋎$	`\curlyvee`
$⩞$	`\doublebarwedge`
$⊟$	`\boxminus`	$⊝$	`\circleddash`
$⊠$	`\boxtimes`	$⊛$	`\circledast`
$⊡$	`\boxdot`	$⊚$	`\circledcirc`
$⊞$	`\boxplus`	$∙$	`\centerdot`
$⋇$	`\divideontimes`	$⊺$	`\intercal`

Table 8. Table 8: Miscellaneous symbols

†	`\dag`	§	`\S`
©	`\copyright`	‡	`\ddag`
¶	`\P`	£	`\pounds`
#	`\#`	$	`\$`
%	`\%`	&	`\&`
_	`\_`	{	`\{`
}	`\}`

Table 9. Table 9: Miscellaneous symbols (math mode)

$ℵ$	`\aleph`	$'$	`\prime`
$ℏ$	`\hbar`	$\emptyset$	`\emptyset`
$ı$	`\imath`	$\nabla$	`\nabla`
$ȷ$	`\jmath`	$\sqrt$	`\surd`
$ℓ$	`\ell`	$⊤$	`\top`
$℘$	`\wp`	$⊥$	`\bot`
$ℜ$	`\Re`	$∥$	`\\|`
$ℑ$	`\Im`	$∠$	`\angle`
$\partial$	`\partial`	$△$	`\triangle`
$\infty$	`\infty`	$\$	`\backslash`
$□$	`\Box`	$◇$	`\Diamond`
$\forall$	`\forall`	$♯$	`\sharp`
$\exists$	`\exists`	$♣$	`\clubsuit`
$\neg$	`\neg`	$♢$	`\diamondsuit`
$♭$	`\flat`	$♡$	`\heartsuit`
$♮$	`\natural`	$♠$	`\spadesuit`
$℧$	`\mho`

Table 10. Table 10: AMS miscellaneous symbols (math mode)

$ℏ$	`\hbar`	$‵$	`\backprime`
$ℏ$	`\hslash`	$\emptyset$	`\varnothing`
$△$	`\vartriangle`	$▲$	`\blacktriangle`
$▽$	`\triangledown`	$▼$	`\blacktriangledown`
$□$	`\square`	$■$	`\blacksquare`
$◆$	`\lozenge`	$◆$	`\blacklozenge`
$Ⓢ$	`\circledS`	$★$	`\bigstar`
$∠$	`\angle`	$∢$	`\sphericalangle`
$∡$	`\measuredangle`
$∄$	`\nexists`	$∁$	`\complement`
$℧$	`\mho`	$ð$	`\eth`
$Ⅎ$	`\Finv`	$╱$	`\diagup`
$⅁$	`\Game`	$╲$	`\diagdown`
$𝕜$	`\Bbbk`	$↾$	`\restriction`

Table 11. Table 11: Arrows (math mode)

$\leftarrow$	`\leftarrow`	$⟵$	`\longleftarrow`
$\Leftarrow$	`\Leftarrow`	$⟸$	`\Longleftarrow`
$\to$	`\rightarrow`	$⟶$	`\longrightarrow`
$\Rightarrow$	`\Rightarrow`	$⟹$	`\Longrightarrow`
$\leftrightarrow$	`\leftrightarrow`	$⟷$	`\longleftrightarrow`
$\Leftrightarrow$	`\Leftrightarrow`	$⟺$	`\Longleftrightarrow`
$\mapsto$	`\mapsto`	$⟼$	`\longmapsto`
$↩$	`\hookleftarrow`	$↪$	`\hookrightarrow`
$↼$	`\leftharpoonup`	$⇀$	`\rightharpoonup`
$↽$	`\leftharpoondown`	$⇁$	`\rightharpoondown`
$⇌$	`\rightleftharpoons`	$↝$	`\leadsto`
$↑$	`\uparrow`	$⇕$	`\Updownarrow`
$⇑$	`\Uparrow`	$↗$	`\nearrow`
$↓$	`\downarrow`	$↘$	`\searrow`
$⇓$	`\Downarrow`	$↙$	`\swarrow`
$↕$	`\updownarrow`	$↖$	`\nwarrow`

Table 12. Table 12: AMS arrows (math mode)

$⇠$	`\dashleftarrow`	$⇢$	`\dashrightarrow`
$⇇$	`\leftleftarrows`	$⇉$	`\rightrightarrows`
$⇆$	`\leftrightarrows`	$⇄$	`\rightleftarrows`
$⇚$	`\Lleftarrow`	$⇛$	`\Rrightarrow`
$↞$	`\twoheadleftarrow`	$↠$	`\twoheadrightarrow`
$↢$	`\leftarrowtail`	$↣$	`\rightarrowtail`
$↫$	`\looparrowleft`	$↬$	`\looparrowright`
$⇋$	`\leftrightharpoons`	$⇌$	`\rightleftharpoons`
$↶$	`\curvearrowleft`	$↷$	`\curvearrowright`
$↺$	`\circlearrowleft`	$↻$	`\circlearrowright`
$↰$	`\Lsh`	$↱$	`\Rsh`
$⇈$	`\upuparrows`	$⇊$	`\downdownarrows`
$↿$	`\upharpoonleft`	$↾$	`\upharpoonright`
$⇃$	`\downharpoonleft`	$⇂$	`\downharpoonright`
$⊸$	`\multimap`	$↝$	`\rightsquigarrow`
$↭$	`\leftrightsquigarrow`
$↚$	`\nleftarrow`	$↛$	`\nrightarrow`
$⇍$	`\nLeftarrow`	$⇏$	`\nRightarrow`
$↮$	`\nleftrightarrow`	$⇎$	`\nLeftrightarrow`

Table 13. Table 13: Relations (math mode)

$\leq$	`\leq`	$\geq$	`\geq`
$≺$	`\prec`	$≻$	`\succ`
$⪯$	`\preceq`	$⪰$	`\succeq`
$≪$	`\ll`	$≫$	`\gg`
$\subset$	`\subset`	$\supset$	`\supset`
$\subseteq$	`\subseteq`	$\supseteq$	`\supseteq`
$⊏$	`\sqsubset`	$⊐$	`\sqsupset`
$⊑$	`\sqsubseteq`	$⊒$	`\sqsupseteq`
$\in$	`\in`	$∋$	`\ni`
$⊢$	`\vdash`	$⊣$	`\dashv`
$⌣$	`\smile`	$∣$	`\mid`
$⌢$	`\frown`	$∥$	`\parallel`
$\neq$	`\neq`	$⟂$	`\perp`
$\equiv$	`\equiv`	$≅$	`\cong`
$\sim$	`\sim`	$⋈$	`\bowtie`
$≃$	`\simeq`	$\propto$	`\propto`
$≍$	`\asymp`	$⊧$	`\models`
$\approx$	`\approx`	$≐$	`\doteq`
		$⨝$	`\Join`

Table 14. Table 14: AMS binary relations (math mode)

$≦$	`\leqq`	$≧$	`\geqq`
$⩽$	`\leqslant`	$⩾$	`\geqslant`
$⪕$	`\eqslantless`	$⪖$	`\eqslantgtr`
$≲$	`\lesssim`	$≳$	`\gtrsim`
$⪅$	`\lessapprox`	$⪆$	`\gtrapprox`
$≊$	`\approxeq`	$≂$	`\eqsim`
$⋖$	`\lessdot`	$⋗$	`\gtrdot`
$⋘$	`\lll`, `\llless`	$⋙$	`\ggg`, `\gggtr`
$≶$	`\lessgtr`	$≷$	`\gtrless`
$⋚$	`\lesseqgtr`	$⋛$	`\gtreqless`
$⪋$	`\lesseqqgtr`	$⪌$	`\gtreqqless`
$≑$	`\doteqdot`, `\Doteq`	$≖$	`\eqcirc`
$≓$	`\risingdotseq`	$≗$	`\circeq`
$≒$	`\fallingdotseq`	$≜$	`\triangleq`
$∽$	`\backsim`	$\sim$	`\thicksim`
$≌$	`\backsimeq`	$\approx$	`\thickapprox`
$⫅$	`\subseteqq`	$⫆$	`\supseteqq`
$⋐$	`\Subset`	$⋑$	`\Supset`
$⊏$	`\sqsubset`	$⊐$	`\sqsupset`
$≼$	`\preccurlyeq`	$≽$	`\succcurlyeq`
$⋞$	`\curlyeqprec`	$⋟$	`\curlyeqsucc`
$≾$	`\precsim`	$≿$	`\succsim`
$⪷$	`\precapprox`	$⪸$	`\succapprox`
$⊲$	`\vartriangleleft`	$⊳$	`\vartriangleright`
$⊴$	`\trianglelefteq`	$⊵$	`\trianglerighteq`
$⊨$	`\vDash`	$⊩$	`\Vdash`
$⊪$	`\Vvdash`
$⌣$	`\smallsmile`	$∣$	`\shortmid`
$⌢$	`\smallfrown`	$∥$	`\shortparallel`
$≏$	`\bumpeq`	$≬$	`\between`
$≎$	`\Bumpeq`	$⋔$	`\pitchfork`
$\propto$	`\varpropto`	$϶$	`\backepsilon`
$◀$	`\blacktriangleleft`	$▶$	`\blacktriangleright`
$∴$	`\therefore`	$∵$	`\because`

Table 15. Table 15: AMS negated relations (math mode)

$≮$	`\nless`	$≯$	`\ngtr`
$≰$	`\nleq`	$≱$	`\ngeq`
$⩽̸$	`\nleqslant`	$⩾̸$	`\ngeqslant`
$≦̸$	`\nleqq`	$≧̸$	`\ngeqq`
$⪇$	`\lneq`	$⪈$	`\gneq`
$≨$	`\lneqq`	$≩$	`\gneqq`
$≨$	`\lvertneqq`	$≩$	`\gvertneqq`
$⋦$	`\lnsim`	$⋧$	`\gnsim`
$⪉$	`\lnapprox`	$⪊$	`\gnapprox`
$⊀$	`\nprec`	$⊁$	`\nsucc`
$⋠$	`\npreceq`	$⋡$	`\nsucceq`
$⪵$	`\precneqq`	$⪶$	`\succneqq`
$⋨$	`\precnsim`	$⋩$	`\succnsim`
$⪹$	`\precnapprox`	$⪺$	`\succnapprox`
$≁$	`\nsim`	$≇$	`\ncong`
$∤$	`\nshortmid`	$∦$	`\nshortparallel`
$∤$	`\nmid`	$∦$	`\nparallel`
$⊬$	`\nvdash`	$⊭$	`\nvDash`
$⊮$	`\nVdash`	$⊯$	`\nVDash`
$⋪$	`\ntriangleleft`	$⋫$	`\ntriangleright`
$⋬$	`\ntrianglelefteq`	$⋭$	`\ntrianglerighteq`
$⊈$	`\nsubseteq`	$⊉$	`\nsupseteq`
$⫅̸$	`\nsubseteqq`	$⫆̸$	`\nsupseteqq`
$⊊$	`\subsetneq`	$⊋$	`\supsetneq`
$⊊$	`\varsubsetneq`	$⊋$	`\varsupsetneq`
$⫋$	`\subsetneqq`	$⫌$	`\supsetneqq`
$⫋$	`\varsubsetneqq`	$⫌$	`\varsupsetneqq`

Table 16. Table 16: Variable-sized symbols (math mode)

$\begin{matrix} \sum & \sum & \sum & ⋂ & ⋂ & \bigcap \\ \prod & \prod & \prod & ⋃ & ⋃ & \bigcup \\ ∐ & ∐ & \coprod & ⨆ & ⨆ & \bigsqcup \\ \int & \int & \int & ⋁ & ⋁ & \bigvee \\ \oint & \oint & \oint & ⋀ & ⋀ & \bigwedge \\ ⨀ & ⨀ & \bigodot & ⨂ & ⨂ & \bigotimes \\ ⨁ & ⨁ & \bigoplus & ⨄ & ⨄ & \biguplus \end{matrix}$

Table 17. Table 17: Delimiters (math mode)

$($	`(`	$)$	`)`
$[$	`[`	$]$	`]`
${$	`\{`	$}$	`\}`
$⌊$	`\lfloor`	$⌋$	`\rfloor`
$⌈$	`\lceil`	$⌉$	`\rceil`
$⟨$	`\langle`	$⟩$	`\rangle`
$/$	`/`	$\$	`\backslash`
$\|$	`\vert`	$∥$	`\Vert`
$↑$	`\uparrow`	$⇑$	`\Uparrow`
$↓$	`\downarrow`	$⇓$	`\Downarrow`
$↕$	`\updownarrow`	$⇕$	`\Updownarrow`
$⌜$	`\ulcorner`	$⌝$	`\urcorner`
$⌞$	`\llcorner`	$⌟$	`\lrcorner`

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