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MEMORIE DELLA SOCIET ` A ASTRONOMICA ITALIANA

Vol.85 n.3 2014

Local Group, Local Cosmology

Symposium V of EWASS 2013

Turku, July 08-09, 2013 editors:M. Monelli and S. Salvadori

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Index 453

Foreword 456

List of Participants 459

Session I: The Local Group

M. Monelli

Local Group 463

S. Salvadori

Local Cosmology 467

G. Battaglia

The internal kinematics and mass content of Local Group dwarfs from extensive

spectroscopic surveys 471

D. Crnojevi´c and the PAndAS collaboration

A PAndAS view of the resolved stellar populations in M31 dwarf elliptical satellites 476

Session II: SF through Cosmic Time

C. Gallart

Gas-rich vs. gas-poor: LCID insights on the origin of different dwarf galaxy types 481 M. Ricotti, O. Parry, E. Polisensky and M. Bovill

The Living Fossils of the First Galaxies 487

T.M. Brown, J. Tumlinson, M. Geha, E. Kirby, D.A. VandenBerg, J.S. Kalirai, J.D.

Simon, R.J. Avila, R.R. Munoz, P. Guhathakurta, A. Renzini, H.C. Ferguson, L.C.

Vargas and M. Gennaro

The Formation History of the Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies 493

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454 S. Cassisi

Stellar evolution models: current uncertainties and their impact on population syn-

thesis tools 498

R. Leaman, K. Venn, A. Brooks, G. Battaglia, A. Cole, R. Ibata, M. Irwin, A.

McConnachie, T. Mendel, E. Tolstoy and E. Starkenburg

Using Radial Metallicity Gradients in Dwarf Galaxies to Study Environmental

Processing 504

E. SobacchiA. Mesinger

How does inhomogeneous reionization impact the gas content of galaxies? 509 E.R. Fernandez, S. Zaroubi, I.T. Iliev and B. Rabbit

Cumulative Light from the Epoch of Reionization - the Near Infrared Background

and the 21cm Line 514

Session III: Chemical Evolution

K.A. Venn

Chemical Substructure and Inhomogeneous Mixing In Local Group Dwarf

Galaxies 519

T.C. Beers

Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor Stars: Probes of Nucleosynthesis from the First

Generation of Stars in the Universe 525

Y. Komiya, T. Suda and M. Fujimoto

Current signatures and search for Pop. III stars in the Local Universe 531 B. Lanzoni and the Cosmic-Lab Team

TERZAN 5: the remnant of a pristine fragment of the Galactic Bulge? 536 M. Pettini and R.J. Cooke

Metal-Poor Damped Lyα Systems: High-Redshift Analogues of Local Group Dwarf

Galaxies? 542

J.H. Wise, M.J. Turk, M.L. Norman and T. Abel

Primordial Enrichment of the First Galaxies 548

Session IV: The Future

G. Bono, V.F. Braga, M. Fabrizio, R. Gilmozzi, R. Buonanno, I. Ferraro, G. Iannicola, M. Monelli, A. Milone, M. Nonino, L. Pulone, P.B. Stetson, F. Thev´enin, A.R.

Walker

Stellar populations in the ELT perspective 553

A.C. Robin, C. Reyl´e and X. Luri

Gaia: a new vision of our Galaxy and our neighbours 560

A.H. Pawlik, V. Bromm, and M. Milosavljevi´c

Assembly of the first disk galaxies under radiative feedback from the first stars 565

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455

Session V: Posters

A. del Pino Molina, S.L. Hidalgo and A. Aparicio.

Unravelling a complex system: The Fornax dwarf spheroidal galaxy. 570 A. Di Cecco, G. Bono, P.G. Prada Moroni, E. Tognelli, M. Monelli, R. Buonanno, I.

Ferraro, G. Iannicola, M. Nonino and P.B. Stetson

On the absolute age of the globular cluster M71 574

M. Di Criscienzo, F. Dell’Agli, P. Ventura, R. Schneider, R. Valiante, F. La Franca, C.

Rossi, S. Gallerani and R. Maiolino

Dust formation in the winds of low metallities AGBs and implications for cosmic

dust enrichment 578

M. Di Criscienzo, M. Marconi, I. Musella, M. Dall’Ora, M. Cignoni and STREGA collaborators

The stellar survey STREGA@VST 582

P. Drazinos, E. Kontizas, M. Kontizas, A. Karampelas, A. Dapergolas, I. Bellas-Velidis and E. Livanou

Star forming regions in nearby galaxies: a potential application for Gaia’s obser-

vations 585

M. G. Lee, H.S. Park and H.S. Hwang

Formation of M31 revealed from globular clusters 589

V. Golev and N. Kaltcheva

Star-Formation in the Coalsack Loop 593

T. Nykytyuk

A chemical evolution of Local dwarf galaxies: LeoI 597

T. Suda, J. Hidaka, M. Ishigaki, Y. Katsuta, S. Yamada, Y. Komiya, M.Y. Fujimoto and W. Aoki

Stellar Abundances for Galactic Archaeology Database for Stars in Dwarf

Galaxies 600

P. Tenjes, T. Tuvikene, R. Kipper, A. Tamm and E. Tempel

Structure of spiral arms in M 31 604

R. ˇZenovien˙e, E. Stonkut˙e, G. Tautvaiˇsien˙e and B. Nordstr¨om

Abundances of heavy elements in the kinematic stellar substructures 608

Riferimenti

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