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APEX-Sunyaev-Zel’dovich Observations - R Kneissl - SnowCluster Utah - March 29 2010
APEX-Sunyaev-Zel’dovich Observations
Rüdiger Kneissl (ALMA / ESO)
• APEX: SZ-Camera, LABOCA
• Cluster Results with APEX
• SZ prospects with ALMA
APEX-Sunyaev-Zel’dovich Observations - R Kneissl - SnowCluster Utah - March 29 2010
The APEX-SZ CollaborationU.C. Berkeley / LBNLU.C. Berkeley / LBNLBrad BensonBrad BensonHsiao-Mei ChoHsiao-Mei ChoJohn ClarkeJohn ClarkeDaniel FerruscaDaniel FerruscaBill HolzapfelBill HolzapfelBrad JohnsonBrad JohnsonZigmund KermishZigmund KermishAdrian LeeAdrian LeeMartin LuekerMartin LuekerJared MehlJared MehlTom PlaggeTom PlaggeChristian ReichardtChristian ReichardtPaul RichardsPaul RichardsDan SchwanDan SchwanHelmuth SpielerHelmuth SpielerBen WestbrookBen WestbrookMartin WhiteMartin WhiteOliver ZahnOliver Zahn
C.U. BoulderC.U. BoulderAmy BenderAmy Bender
Nils HalversonNils HalversonMcGill UniversityMcGill University
Matt DobbsMatt DobbsJames KennedyJames KennedyTrevor LantingTrevor Lanting
Onsala SpaceOnsala SpaceObservatoryObservatory
Cathy HorellouCathy HorellouDaniel JohanssonDaniel Johansson
CardiffPeter Ade
Carole TuckerALMA/ESO(Santiago)
Rüdiger Kneissl
MPIfRKaustuv BasuRolf GuestenErnst KreysaKarl MentenDirk MudersMartin Nord
Bonn UniversityFrank BertoldiMatthias Klein
Felipe NavarretteFlorian Pacaud
Reinhold SchaafMartin Sommer
MPEHans BöhringerGayoung Chon
Rene FassbenderRobert Suhada
APEX-Sunyaev-Zel’dovich Observations - R Kneissl - SnowCluster Utah - March 29 2010
The Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect
Single ClustersSingle Clusters–– Measures pressure along line of sightMeasures pressure along line of sight–– Peculiar velocities at high zPeculiar velocities at high z–– Distances, HDistances, Hoo, H(z), H(z)–– Cluster gas mass fractions, gas densityCluster gas mass fractions, gas density
and thermal and thermal structure, etc.structure, etc.Cluster SurveysCluster Surveys
–– integrated pressure = total thermalintegrated pressure = total thermalenergyenergy, SZ redshift independence, SZ redshift independence
–– Measure growth of structureMeasure growth of structure–– Cluster abundance and evolution areCluster abundance and evolution are
critically dependent on cosmology (darkcritically dependent on cosmology (darkenergy)energy)
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Galaxy Cluster Science
Galaxy Clusters
ClusterCosmology
Cluster Physics
SZ Mass Calibration
Ωm, σ8, w(z),..Baryon, Dark Matter DensityTemperature Distribution
Amy Bender talk
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APEX-SZ overview
•• APEX telescope: 12 meter ALMA prototype antenna APEX telescope: 12 meter ALMA prototype antenna•• 24 arc-min field of view24 arc-min field of view•• 280 element TES280 element TES Bolometer Array at 150 Bolometer Array at 150 GHzGHz•• 11 arc-min arc-min resolutionresolution•• 2D2D maps using circular scans up to 24 arc min diam. maps using circular scans up to 24 arc min diam.
•• Probe to outskirts of low-Probe to outskirts of low-zz clustersclusters•• Deep integrations with small footprints Deep integrations with small footprints
•• at ALMA location at ALMA location in Chile (Chajnantor in Atacama)in Chile (Chajnantor in Atacama)•• high site, dry conditions high site, dry conditions•• multi-wavelength observationsmulti-wavelength observations
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The APEX-SZ Experiment
•• PIPI instrument on APEX instrument on APEX
•• First light: December 2005First light: December 2005•• 2007-09 2007-09 –– 2-4 weeks/year 2-4 weeks/year observobserv..
•• 280 TES Bolometer channels @280 TES Bolometer channels @150 GHz150 GHz
•• Demonstrates new technologiesDemonstrates new technologies
•• TES TES bolometersbolometers
•• Frequency domain multiplexedFrequency domain multiplexedreadoutreadout
•• Pulse-tube cooler to eliminatePulse-tube cooler to eliminateliquid cryogensliquid cryogens
•• NET (870 NET (870 →→ 500) 500) µµKKCMB CMB ss1/21/2
through better optical couplingthrough better optical coupling
~1m
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LABOCA on APEX
•• FacilityFacility instrument instrument since Maysince May2007 provided by2007 provided by MPIfRMPIfR
•• 295 semiconducting composite 295 semiconducting compositebolometerbolometer @ @ 345345 GHzGHz
•• higher resolution SZ: 18.6 arc- higher resolution SZ: 18.6 arc-sec beam with 11.4 arc-min FoVsec beam with 11.4 arc-min FoV
•• sensitivity per channel 75 mJy sensitivity per channel 75 mJyss1/21/2
•• observing modes: OTF, rasterobserving modes: OTF, rasterspiral, and now also fastspiral, and now also fast‘‘photometryphotometry’’ mode mode
•• polarimeter planned polarimeter planned
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APEX-SZ Scan Strategy
•• APEX => single clusterAPEX => single clusterscansscans
•• Circular drift scan patternCircular drift scan pattern–– 20 circles, 5 second20 circles, 5 second
periodperiod•• 10-20 10-20 arcmin/s arcmin/s scanscan
speedspeed–– No No deadtimedeadtime–– Constant ground Constant ground pickuppickup
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Data Filtering and Transfer Function
•• 0.2 Hz high pass 0.2 Hz high pass filterfilter
–– removesremoves low-frequency readout noise. low-frequency readout noise.
•• Subtract cosecant(elev) + polynomial(t) (1 d.o.f. perSubtract cosecant(elev) + polynomial(t) (1 d.o.f. percircle)circle)
–– removesremoves air mass signal and drift air mass signal and drift
•• Remove spatial polynomial at each time step (Sayers etRemove spatial polynomial at each time step (Sayers etalal.).)
–– Largely array average + Largely array average + tilttilt
•• Data filtering is done to cluster simulated models (e.g.Data filtering is done to cluster simulated models (e.g.Beta)Beta)
–– Accounts for Accounts for ““transfer functiontransfer function””
•• Maps and radial profiles => transfer function corrected orMaps and radial profiles => transfer function corrected orsource source ““flaggedflagged””
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The APEX-SZ Bullet cluster (1E 0657-56) imageHalverson et al. 2009
X-ray image with APEX-SZ (white contour and weak-lensing (green contours)
23 sigma detection
Jackknife noise map
no evidence for significant 150 GHz emission from 13.5 mJy @ 270 GHz point source reported by Aztec.
Mass-weighted SZ temperature = 10.8± 0.9 KeV
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Bullet cluster model fitBeta model fit residual map
•• Gas profile fit well by an isothermal elliptical beta model (adequate for sensitivityGas profile fit well by an isothermal elliptical beta model (adequate for sensitivityand resolution of these maps and resolution of these maps –– despite the complex nature of this system) despite the complex nature of this system)
•• Model parameters and gas-mass fraction consistent with those from X-ray dataModel parameters and gas-mass fraction consistent with those from X-ray data
Zhang et al (2006): fgas= 0.161± 0.018 (1.42 Mpc), Bradac et al (2006): fgas= 0.14±0.03 (4.9’x3.2’)
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APEX-SZ and LABOCA imaging of A2163Nord et al. 2009APEX-SZ
LABOCA (345 GHz)
+ APEX-SZ + LABOCA
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De-projected density and temperature profiles
Consistent with XMM (Markevitch, Vikhlinin 2001)
r500
Shaded region: xray (Squires et al.,1997)
WMAP5Isothermal
De-projectedprofile
No parametric model such as Beta or Nagai, but inverse Abel transformation assuming spherical symmetry
A2163: A merging cluster
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A2204: A relaxed cluster
APEX-SZ
r500 r200
SZ image with X-ray contours
Temperature profile
SZ profile
Basu et al. 2010
arXiv:0911.3905
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Entropie
Slope of the entropy profile near the cluster center determines the extent of non-gravitational heating
Abell 2163
Chandra 80 ks
Abell 2204
A2204Entropy is a fundamental property of the ICM, describing its history of heating and cooling
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APEX 150 GHz Power SpectrumReichardt et al 2009
• 0.8 sq degrees at 150 GHz,12 µKRMS per 1’ pixel
• Total Anisotropy < 105 µK2 at 95%.• σ8 < 1.18 at 95%
– Accounting for non-Gaussianstatistics, Gaussian: σ8 < 0.94
• ClPS ≈ 1 x 10-5 µK2
– Agrees with Negrello prediction• With BLAST 600 GHz data →spectral
index α=2.64 +0.4-0.2.
– Agrees with MAMBO/SCUBAindex, 2.65 Greve et al. (2004)
– Knox et al. 2004.• Dusty galaxies account for most
power in APEX-SZ maps.
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ALMAAtacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array•• Three antennas at 5000m and six acceptedThree antennas at 5000m and six accepted•• Phase closure was the start of commissioning Jan 2010Phase closure was the start of commissioning Jan 2010•• Current bands are 3, 6, 7 & 9Current bands are 3, 6, 7 & 9
•• Start of early science with 16 antennas in 2011Start of early science with 16 antennas in 2011•• Completion of 66 antenna array in 2013Completion of 66 antenna array in 2013•• A world-wide Collaboration: +ChileA world-wide Collaboration: +Chile
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ALMA technical specifications
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The population of sub-mm sources
Knudsen et al. 2006ALMA simulation: Cluster SZ (red)
and lensed submm sources (blue)5σ - 2h ALMA
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ALMA (Compact) Configurations
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Simulated observation of a high-z cluster
ALMA @ 90 GHZ
ALMA ACA only
ALMA sensitivity allows to get good images
of high-z clusters in hours to day observations,
also can probe non-thermal effects in cavities
Hydro-simulation of a merging cluster
at z=1.5, each component with M =
1 x 1014 M. (courtesy of G. Tormen)
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Non-thermal electrons
e.g Pfrommer et al 2005, Colafrancesco 2005, Scaife & Grainge 2010
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The case for ALMA Band 1 (31-45 GHz)
• ‘ALMA’s excellent imaging quality should allow the mm-wave Sunyaev-Zeldovich (SZ) effect to be mapped in exquisite detail.’
• ‘Band 1 enables SZ imaging and together with band 2 enables detection ofwell-understood CO emission lines from the end of reionization.’
• Estimated $7-10 M, technology straightforward, observing in higher PWV
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Summary•• APEX-SZ is a 280 element 150 GHz bolometer arrayAPEX-SZ is a 280 element 150 GHz bolometer array
operating on the operating on the 12m12m APEX telescope APEX telescope–– Technology pathfinder role: TES bolometer array,Technology pathfinder role: TES bolometer array,
multiplexed readout, no expendable cryogens.multiplexed readout, no expendable cryogens.•• New SZ observations of the New SZ observations of the Bullet, A2163 and A2204Bullet, A2163 and A2204
–– General consistency with expectations from x-ray.General consistency with expectations from x-ray.•• FutureFuture APEX-SZ WorkAPEX-SZ Work
–– Scaling relations -> cosmology calibrationScaling relations -> cosmology calibration–– Detailed input to cluster Detailed input to cluster modelingmodeling
•• ALMA will offer unprecedented sensitivity and frequencyALMA will offer unprecedented sensitivity and frequencyrange below 20 arc-sec scales for SZ imagingrange below 20 arc-sec scales for SZ imaging–– high-z clusters, pressure sub-structurehigh-z clusters, pressure sub-structure–– sub-mm source environment, lensingsub-mm source environment, lensing