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Will Handley going very easy on me in English Pool at one of our social hours
Thanks to @chrislovell.bsky.social and Sotiria Fotopoulou for organizing a fantastic SBI & Galaxy Evolution workshop, and inviting me to speak!
Learned a ton and am so glad I got to finally visit the UK (and Bristol in particular).
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is the take here "people shouldn't be expected to actually read papers before citing them" ?
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Very proud to be a part of this excellent review on "The Spectral Energy Distributions of Galaxies", part of the Encyclopedia of Astrophysics.
Kartheik has made some absolutely stunning figures, example below. Go check it out!
arxiv.org/abs/2502.17680
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I want one!
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Come join us in Bristol in May for our meeting on Simulation Based Inference for Galaxy Evolution!
We've got some very exciting speakers lined up (stay tuned), abstract submission deadline February 1st
sbi-galev.github.io/2025/
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Fantastic work from Sophie, and some potentially big implications for the modelling of stellar populations in the early Universe..!
Check out the models here, including some nice interactive notebooks to get you started: sophie-newman.github.io/cloudy-maras...
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07.01.2025 10:57 β π 10 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0
Quote from Beatrice Tinsley's Ph.D thesis. "The evolution of a galaxy should, ideally, be deduced by following its history either backwards in time from a known population of stars and gas, or forwards from primeval gas. The former method is not feasible because observable integrated features do not give enough details. The latter is also subject to great uncertainties, especially as to whether the primeval gas contained Helium (Peebles, 1966), and as to the nature of first generation stars."
Beatrice Tinsley's Ph.D thesis, 1967. Has anything changed? :)
(except maybe the uncertainties on primordial Helium abundance...)
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There is still work to do in order to apply this pipeline to observations directly (which we're working on..) but these results suggest that there is interesting cosmological information in galaxy star formation and metal enrichment histories, and subsequently the observables β¨
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We also explore the feature importance, and find that it is the colour distributions that drive the tight constraints on omega_m and sigma_8
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We then perform Simulation Based Inference (SBI) on the luminosity functions and colour distributions, and find interesting results for sigma-8, describing the clustering of matter - this is despite the lack of any spatial information in these distributions
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We believe (!) that this dataset represents the largest catalogue of synthetic photometry based on hydrodynamic galaxy formation simulations produced to date.
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We first forward model the UV-NIR rest- and observer-frame photometry from over 200 million sources in the CAMELS simulations. These catalogues are now publicly available:
camels.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ph...
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