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Foregrounds Workshop | Foregrounds Workshop | ||
- | The mission study is sponsoring a 3-day Foregrounds workshop in the University of California San Diego. The dates are Nov. 29 (Wednesday), | + | The mission study is sponsoring a 3-day Foregrounds workshop in the University of California San Diego. The dates are Nov. 29 (Wednesday), |
Spectrometer and Imager | Spectrometer and Imager | ||
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The EC has invited studies from other working groups (Fundamental Physics, Extragalactic Science, Galactic Science) to assess the science trade-offs from a mission consisting of only a 1.4 m aperture imager compared to a 0.5 m aperture imager and a spectrometer. The contributions from these WG are available from the respective coordinators and are mostly posted on the wiki page. | The EC has invited studies from other working groups (Fundamental Physics, Extragalactic Science, Galactic Science) to assess the science trade-offs from a mission consisting of only a 1.4 m aperture imager compared to a 0.5 m aperture imager and a spectrometer. The contributions from these WG are available from the respective coordinators and are mostly posted on the wiki page. | ||
- | The EC expects a decision | + | The EC expects a decision by the end of October. You are invited to look at the available documents and provide your thoughts on this issue to any of the EC members. |
TeamX Design and Costing | TeamX Design and Costing | ||
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Decision on imager and spectrometer delayed to 2 wks from today. | Decision on imager and spectrometer delayed to 2 wks from today. | ||
- | periodic update comments | + | periodic update comments |
- | * paragraph 3 of Spectrometer and Imager: remove text in []' | + | * paragraph 3 of Spectrometer and Imager: remove text in []' |
Spectrometer/ | Spectrometer/ | ||
- | * Dave: Galactic trade-offs, 30K 140cm vs 4K 50cm | + | |
- | | + | * more detail than needed here, WG document |
- | | + | * ultimate goal: resolve magnetic field from ISM to star formation scales and connect to high res telescopes, eg ALMA. |
- | | + | * Goal 1: resolve HI to HII transition in clouds (magnetic field connection between cloud and ISM) |
- | | + | * Both systems work. 4K slightly better. |
- | | + | * Goal 2: stellar cores in molecular clouds. |
- | | + | * resolution is key. resolve cores and filaments. |
- | | + | * Planck got to 5', so 3' with 50 cm is small improvement. |
- | | + | * want 0.1 pc resolved. |
- | | + | * need beams < 2 arcmin. |
- | | + | * loose all clouds for 50cm case. |
- | | + | * not frequency driven, just need resolution. |
- | | + | * BLASTPol is can do similar science. |
- | | + | * Goal #3. map mag field. |
- | | + | * again resolution limited, not sensitivity |
- | | + | * 1' --> 700 clouds. 3.4 kpc away. |
- | | + | * 3' --> 60 clouds. |
- | | + | * 4: Polarization spectrum. |
- | | + | * grain alignment and dust (John valincourt) |
- | | + | * 4K may do slightly better. |
- | | + | * 5: Mag field in other galaxies. |
- | | + | * resolution limited. need 10 beams across galaxy |
- | | + | * group excited about this, a real statiscal sample (100) at 1'. |
- | | + | * gets beyond local group if 1' |
- | | + | * 6: Diffuse ISM |
- | | + | * physics and properties of dust. Closest tie to CMB foregrounds |
- | | + | * target with lowest flux, ~10x lower than molecular cloud envelopes |
- | | + | * see turbulence power spectrum and field strength. |
- | | + | * need < 4' beams |
- | | + | * sensitivity is needed. 0.5 MJy/sr |
- | | + | * 4K sensitivity is big gain. get to 1% on 3' scales. |
- | | + | * 30K gets to ~ 7% polarized dust at 10' smoothed. |
- | | + | * assuming 2 component dust, different polarization fractions. both at 3' |
- | | + | * 30K error is 10's of %. |
- | | + | * 4K error is 1% |
- | | + | * Overall: |
- | | + | * Sensitivity limits diffuse ISM, only that. |
- | | + | * Resolution gains are molecular cloud science. |
- | | + | * Dave's overall guess: Resolution is of more interest to community. Not unanimous. |
- | | + | * Shaul: Will need to translate this to broad science case. To present to broad non-expert community. Do offline. |
- | * Nick: Extragalactic science. | + | |
- | * Cluster cosmology (neutrino masses, w, wa): | + | |
- | * resolution of 50cm loses ~1/4 of clusters. From thermal SZ. | + | |
- | * if S4 exists, this has no real science impact. | + | |
- | * real PICO benefit is in tau measurement | + | |
- | * no S4, 15-20% hit in measurement | + | |
- | * CMB lensing S/N: | + | |
- | * PICO is good lensing experiment, comparable to S4, if 1.4m | + | |
- | * simplest assumptions: | + | |
- | * better simulations are now set up. | + | |
- | * CMB halo lensing (cluster masses). | + | |
- | * larger beam (50cm) incorporates 2-halo term, so likely even more uncertainty. | + | |
- | * y-map cleaned S/N. numbers need to be rechecked. | + | |
- | * Extragalatic point sources: largest loss at 50 cm. Still qualitative estimates. | + | |
- | * 140cm find 3000 sources where Planck found 10. | + | |
- | * 50cm, worse than Planck. | + | |
- | * Polarized point sources: can add confusion to r determination. 140cm mission informs on this. 50cm adds nothing new. | + | |
- | * Proto clusters: 140cm, image 1000's (dusty star forming galaxies). 50cm sees none. | + | |
- | * Reionization with S3 ground based. | + | |
- | * both (50 and 140 cm) give good tau, and midpoint of reionization. | + | |
- | | + | * Charles: all this wants more resolutions. This is done well from ground. |
- | * Nick: space gets higher frequencies. So helps dusty galaxies and CIB mitigation. | + | |
Jamie via Shaul: | Jamie via Shaul: |