Is the study of the CGM fulfilling its promise of revealing the processes that drive galaxy evolution? POSTPONED

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Is the study of the CGM fulfilling its promise of revealing the processes that drive galaxy evolution?

Credit

ENGInE Simulations (Calvin Sykes).

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Start Date

Fri, 17/04/2020 - 10:00

End Date

Fri, 17/04/2020 - 15:30

Organisers: Emma Lofthouse; Matteo Fossati; Michele Fumagalli; (All at Durham)

A firm prediction from theory is that the inflow of gas onto galaxies, which acts as a fuel for star formation, and the outflow of chemically-enriched material from star forming regions are key drivers of galaxy evolution. Therefore the study of the intergalactic medium (IGM) and of the regions surrounding galaxies, within the circumgalactic medium (CGM), have emerged as powerful tools for attempting to understand the processes responsible for galaxy growth. Due to significant advances in the power and complexity of simulations, alongside new observational instruments and large surveys, there has been an explosion of research aimed at resolving the properties of gas around galaxies and their role in shaping the CGM. Even so, despite this huge combined effort, the properties and the role of gas in the wider environments around galaxies are still not fully clear with multiple studies showing often phenomenological and sometimes contrasting conclusions. This meeting will bring together experts to scrutinise our work to date and discuss the next steps towards determining a complete understanding of the connection between galaxies, the CGM and the IGM.

Please use this link for abstract submissions: sites.google.com/view/cgmdiscussionmeeting/home

Venue Address

The Geological Society,Burlington House,LONDON

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Is the study of the CGM fulfilling its promise of revealing the processes that drive galaxy evolution? POSTPONED

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The Geological Society,Burlington House,LONDON

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