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Galactic Radioemission – Galactic Radioemission – a problem for precision a problem for precision cosmology ? cosmology ? Absolute Temperatures at Short CM-Waves with a Lunar Radio Telescope Wolfgang Reich Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie Bonn Bremen 22./23.3.2005

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Galactic Radioemission – Galactic Radioemission – a problem for precision cosmology ?a problem for precision cosmology ?

Absolute Temperatures at Short CM-Waves with

a Lunar Radio Telescope

Wolfgang Reich

Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie

Bonn

Bremen 22./23.3.2005

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Summary and ConclusionSummary and Conclusion

Scientific needs:Scientific needs: absolutely calibrated sky surveys absolutely calibrated sky surveys in I and PI between ~5-15 GHz in I and PI between ~5-15 GHz

Technical needs:Technical needs: 10m/15m meridian telescope 10m/15m meridian telescope operating at 3-5 frequenciesoperating at 3-5 frequencies

Location:Location: backside of the moon close to backside of the moon close to equator (+/- ~5° latitude) equator (+/- ~5° latitude)

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Absolutely Calibrated Absolutely Calibrated All-Sky Radio Continuum All-Sky Radio Continuum

SurveysSurveys

408 MHz408 MHzHaslam et al. Haslam et al.

HPBW = 51’, HPBW = 51’, T = 2K T = 2K

1420 MHz1420 MHzReich et al. Reich et al.

HPBW = 35’, HPBW = 35’, T= 50mK T= 50mK

Spectral Index ßSpectral Index ß 408 MHz / 1420 MHz 408 MHz / 1420 MHz

= 2.4 (blue) – 3.0 (red) = 2.4 (blue) – 3.0 (red)Reich et al.Reich et al.

ß

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Galactic emissionGalactic emission

mixture of synchrotron ß = 2.4…3.2 mixture of synchrotron ß = 2.4…3.2 + thermal emission ß = 2.1 + thermal emission ß = 2.1

anomalous dust: 10 GHz – 30 GHz ?anomalous dust: 10 GHz – 30 GHz ? component separation difficult component separation difficult absolutely calibrated surveys at absolutely calibrated surveys at

several frequencies neededseveral frequencies needed extrapolation to CMB-Frequencies extrapolation to CMB-Frequencies

uncertainuncertain

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Absolute Calibration Sequence for Absolute Calibration Sequence for Total IntensitiesTotal Intensities

Absolute skyhorn measurements Absolute skyhorn measurements ~10°/15° angular resolution~10°/15° angular resolution

calibration of medium angular calibration of medium angular resolution all-sky surveysresolution all-sky surveys

calibration of high resolution maps calibration of high resolution maps e.g. Galactic plane surveyse.g. Galactic plane surveys

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Absolute „3K“ Absolute „3K“ MeasurementsMeasurements

largely uncertain largely uncertain below below λλ ~ 1cm ~ 1cm

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Available surveys

anomalous dust

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+212 µK

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1.41 GHz Dwingeloo polarization surveyBrouw & Spoelstra, 1976

absolutely calibrated

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Anticorrelation of I/ PI with Galactic latitude

(Reich et al. 1990, Duncan et al. 1999)

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24° x 9° section centered at l , b = 162°,0°

1.4 GHz Effelsberg Medium Latitude Survey (EMLS)

I

PI

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Absolute Polarization Calibration: Absolute Polarization Calibration: „A Must„A Must“ for Galactic Emission“ for Galactic Emission

Vector additionVector addition for polarisation for polarisation scalar addition for total intensityscalar addition for total intensity

PI = (UPI = (U22 + Q + Q22))1/2 1/2 measuredmeasured ΦΦ = 0.5 atan (U/Q) = 0.5 atan (U/Q) PIPIabsolute absolute = ((U+U= ((U+Uoffoff))22 +(Q+Q +(Q+Qoffoff))22))1/21/2

ΦΦ = 0.5 atan (U = 0.5 atan (U+U+Uoffoff))/(Q/(Q+Q+Qoffoff))

U/Q may be positive or negativeU/Q may be positive or negative

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Rotation Measure: RM [rad/m2] RM = 0.81 ne [cm-3] B||[G] L[pc], [rad] = RM 2 [m]

ForegroundForeground

BackgroundBackground

Faraday Screen

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High latitude field with dominating large scale emission. 20% of pixel exceed 3xr.m.s.-noise FS fraction.

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Angle statistics for G109+73

relative Effelsberg angles: mean -9.8°, rms 47°

absolute Eff.+DRAO angles:mean -36.5°, rms 7°

need for RM determination

Field reversal at high latitudes ?

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5 GHz RX for large scale polarization mapping at the Urumqi (China)

25m telescope(same 9.4‘ beam as 1.4 GHz EMLS)

MPIfR 5 GHz RX

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5 GHz Urumqi observations of W1 (NGC7822)

PI towards W1 (on relative level)

Distance = 850 pc

Observed PI =

PIFG– (PIFG + PIBG)

small Faraday effects in the ISM at 5 GHz

I

PI

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Green Bank 300-ft10m/15m telescope

3-5 RX out of 5–15 GHz band El-range ~180°backside of the Moon close to equator (+/- ~5° latitude)duration > 2 years ?

Green Bank 300ft

IAR 30m

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The End

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26-m telescope at DRAO/Canada: absolute polarization measurements

> -30° at 1.4 GHz first phase done (undersampled)

Thesis Maik Wolleben (2005)

30-m telescope at Villa Elisa/Argentina

I + PI survey at 1.4 GHz

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Selected surveys