Astro Journal Club at Drexel


* Disque Hall, Rm 808 *

Spring 2005:

The next theme of the quarter is: The origin of the Hubble Sequence

  • Tu Apr 19th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: Samantha Osmer
      on: General description of the galaxy parameter space
      suggested reading:

    * tbd

  • Tu Apr 26th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: Dave Goldberg
      on: Press-Schechter formalism, the spherical collapse.
      suggested reading:

    * Press & Schechter 1974 [ApJ, 187, 425]

    * Gunn & Gott III 1972 [ApJ, 187, 425]

    * Mo & White 2002 [MNRAS, 336, 112]

  • Tu May 3rd 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: John Parejko
      on: The macroscopic properties of the gas in galaxies; time scales
      suggested reading:

    * Molecular gas and the dynamics of galaxies, by F. Combes

    to be found at: http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9902016

    * Gas Dynamics in Central Parts of Galaxies, by W. Maciejewski

    to be found at: http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0302250

  • Tu May 10th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: *Changbom Park* [Korea Institute for Advanced Study]
      on: Galaxy types and topology of large scale sturcture
  • Tu May 17th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: Mike Fench
      on: Galaxies in the Hubble Deep Field
      suggested reading:

    * "Evolution of the Dependence of Rest-Frame Color and Morphology Distribution on Stellar Mass for Galaxies in the Hubble Deep Field-North,"

    by Kajisawa & Yamada, 2005 [ApJ, 618, 91]

  • Tu May 24th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: Ernie Mamikonyan
      on: Current state of simulations of galaxy formation/evolution
      suggested reading:

    * "Simulating the joint evolution of quasars, galaxies and their large-scale distribution"

    by Springel et al. 2005, to be found at:

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/0504097

  • Tu May 31th 3:30 pm, 808
  • speaker: tbd


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    Note: Penn talks that don't clash with ours will also be added FYI.

    - Penn Journal Club is at 1pm on Fridays in DRL Astro Room.

    Locations:

  • Disque 808 is found on the 8th floor of Disque Hall

  • DRL Astro Room is found on the 4th floor of David Robinson Laboratory, on 33rd and Walnut

    (DRL A2 is also in David Robinson Laboratory, on 33rd and Walnut, but on the first floor)

  • See the home pages of Drexel and Penn for more details, maps, etc.

  • e-mail to: constant@drexel.edu with questions or suggestions regarding our Journal

  • See here for the archive of previous astro seminars.