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Schedule
Tuesday
PM1
14:40
Abstract details
Understanding galaxy chemical evolution: prospects from high redshift studies
Roberto
Maiolino
University of Cambridge
Bridging the Disciplines of Galactic and Extra-galactic Archaeology
Invited
I will provide a review of our understanding of the chemical
evolution of galaxies across the cosmic epocs based on recent
multi-band observations at high redshift and also by
discussing these results in the framework of theoretical models
and cosmological simulations.
I will illustrate how the comparison between observations and models
provides important constraints on the mechanisms responsible for
galaxy formation and evolution.
I will discuss the open issues and the progress in this field expected
from forthcoming and planned observing facilities, such
as JWST, the ELTs, the next generation multi-object spectrographs,
ALMA, SKA and SPICA.
evolution of galaxies across the cosmic epocs based on recent
multi-band observations at high redshift and also by
discussing these results in the framework of theoretical models
and cosmological simulations.
I will illustrate how the comparison between observations and models
provides important constraints on the mechanisms responsible for
galaxy formation and evolution.
I will discuss the open issues and the progress in this field expected
from forthcoming and planned observing facilities, such
as JWST, the ELTs, the next generation multi-object spectrographs,
ALMA, SKA and SPICA.
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