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The IMAGES Survey: provides us with the most complete description of galaxy properties, 6 Gyr ago Sample selection M J(AB) < -20.3 & 0.4 < z < 0.9 4 fields including CDFS Intermediate-mass galaxies M stellar > 1.5 10 10 M! (average ~M*, e.g. MW) Imaging ACS imagery (! 3 orbits) 3D Spectroscopy VLT/FLAMES-GIRAFFE (R=9000, 8-24hrs exposure) Spitzer VLT/FORS2 (600RI+600z) (! 3 hrs each) Color-morphology comparable to SDSS (depth, resolution) Spatially resolved kinematics Large scale dynamics SFR Metallicity of the gas (O/H) 27th February 2013 Shaping E-ELT Science and Instrumentation 4

IMAGES : a representative sample of M* galaxies, 6 billion years ago M J(AB) < -20.3 M stellar > 1.5 10 10 M! (average ~M*, e.g. the Milky Way) LF, z=0.5,1 Pozzetti et al 2003 63 galaxies 5."I,8J&/2/01&5K,)8K)&"8L&>8(-:@')8-"M78& Yang et al (2008) P&

!"#$%&"'(")(*+%',(-.+#%/(*%/%0+1-( Today 6 billion years, ago @ NASA, ESA, Sloan Digital Sky Survey, R. Delgado-Serrano, F. Hammer, Y.B. Yang, M. Puech & H. Flores (Observatoire de Paris) 5."I,8J&/2/01&5K,)8K)&"8L&>8(-:@')8-"M78& Q&

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Agreement between spatially-resolved kinematics and morphological classifications Neichel et al (2008, A&A 484, 159) # Rotating # Perturbed # Complex 95% of Complex Kinematics have peculiar morphologies 86% of Perturbed Rotation have peculiar morphologies 80% of Rotating galaxies have spiral morphologies Sp! Peculiar " Anomalous kinematics of the ionised gas is linked to anomalous morphological distribution of the stars 5."I,8J&/2/01&5K,)8K)&"8L&>8(-:@')8-"M78& V&

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Mergers: observations vs. theory!cdm: Hopkins et al., 2010 IMAGES: Puech et al. 2012 Both!CDM theory and observations predict that spirals have rebuilt their disks after a major merger (see also Keres+2011; Guedes+11, Font+11, Brook+11) 5."I,8J&/2/01&5K,)8K)&"8L&>8(-:@')8-"M78& GD&

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Spatially resolved spectroscopy of z ~4-6 galaxies is required for e.g. distinguishing merger from rotation (Puech et al. 2010) MOAO GLAO does not suffice: it requires MOAO Integral Field Units GLAO 27th February 2013 Shaping E-ELT Science and Instrumentation 15

A CENSUS for z >> 1 galaxies 30 arcseconds -! spatially resolved kinematics of z>>1 massive galaxies -! spectroscopy of dwarfs and their link to massive galaxies 27th February 2013 Shaping E-ELT Science and Instrumentation 16

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Fibre Only Option: High Definition Mode (HDM) HDM focal plate Assumptions 12 science channels Light transfer optics: - Pick off mirror - Intermediate fold mirror - Receiving mirror In-plane rotation >180deg Courtesy: David Pearson Known issues Further degrees of freedom required in each optical item. Pick-and-place system required to cope with optical items of different shapes and sizes. Synchronisation of plate rotation with LGS system. Spectrographs See Poster by Jagourel et al.

Fibre Only Option: High Multiplex Mode HMM focal plate Courtesy: David Pearson Assumptions 120 science channels Buttons with fibre retraction scheme Stepped focal plate In-plane rotation >180deg Known issues Change in field curvature causes difficulty in fibre alignment and focus. Synchronisation of plate rotation with LGS system. Spectrographs See Poster by Jagourel et al.

5X%&(@*-:"KM78&+,-.&i*):(&L)'78(-:"-)L&+,-.&B0?3/5&R>2*"8LS&78&(X%& Expected in J-band: 0.6% of the sky-continuum & much better with IFUs (Yang et al., Messenger, in press; see also Yang et al Poster)

BOARD: Beatriz Barbuy Jean-Gabriel Cuby Lex Kaper Simon Morris Coordination: François Hammer Project Manager: Pascal Jagourel Dep. : Phil Parr Burman Project Scientist: Chris Evans Dep. : Mathieu Puech Science Team Engineering Team System Engineer: Phil Rees Instrument Scientist: Gavin Dalton Dep. : Hector Flores Other contacts: LNA & AIP (fibers), Univ. Nice, Vienna, Stockholm

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Mixed Architecture Design: implementation Focal plate close up 1x LGS light path 1x NGS light path 1xHDM light path 6x HMM or IGM light paths See Poster by Jagourel et al.

nu/5/e1&51?1g5&4b&345?>y& Science:! a white paper written for all science cases (to be sent to the Project Science Group): too much Science Cases for a MOS at E-ELT!! all science cases require both high multiplex and high definition modes! trade-off between pixel size and need for K-band (high definition mode, MOAO-IFUs) and the high multiplex mode (100 to 300)! final trade-off expected mid-2013