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May 3 Face to face meeting | May 3 Face to face meeting | ||
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present: Jacques, Maurizio, Reijo, Julian, Shaul, Brendan | present: Jacques, Maurizio, Reijo, Julian, Shaul, Brendan | ||
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* A limiting factor is Galaxy bias… but let's say in the future we solve this. | * A limiting factor is Galaxy bias… but let's say in the future we solve this. | ||
* Maurizio would like to do a CMB-only sim with 1/f noise solving for calibration and determining time scale over which this is feasible. | * Maurizio would like to do a CMB-only sim with 1/f noise solving for calibration and determining time scale over which this is feasible. | ||
- | ○ In a week, get the gains. | + | |
- | ○ In CORE paper, got 0.01% with a 96 hour time scale, 12 hours may not be good enough. | + | |
- | ○ Get a reference for stability of TES bolos as seen in SPIDER (from Hannes and Jeff) | + | |
- | ○ OK, great. | + | |
- | ○ Determine time scale / accuracy of calibration that is needed on the detector side. | + | |
- | • Absolute angle rotation | + | * Absolute angle rotation |
- | ○ TBC: Relative angle of each detector to mean angle could be iteratively solved (?) | + | |
- | ○ Solve for error of individual detectors vs. the mean, and look at the distribution -> gives lower bound on final error in absolute angle | + | |
- | ○ How well can we jointly solve for cosmic birefringence and an absolute polarimeter angle error using EB (along lines of Eric's presentation)? | + | * How well can we jointly solve for cosmic birefringence and an absolute polarimeter angle error using EB (along lines of Eric's presentation)? |
- | ○ Need to ask Eric about this. | + | * Sidelobes |
- | • Sidelobes | + | |
- | ○ Convolution of timeline with GRASP beams. | + | |
- | ○ Karl's GRASP output was converted to b_lm's (w/help from Ashdown) | + | |
- | ○ Andrea now has 4pi beam files: small issue being fixed by Andrea: ask Andrea status | + | |
- | ○ Power spectrum of sidelobe signal or map of sidelobe pickup | + | |
- | ○ Generate convolution with the the x- and y- polarization detectors in one pixel | + | |
- | ○ Have to cut out the main lobe of the beam prior to convolution | + | |
- | § Either central pixel (1x1 degree), or a little bit more of the near sidelobes just to be safe. | + | |
- | § Karl to take care of that. | + | |
- | ○ What sky do we convolve with? Just use pysm that is interfaced with toast: include Galaxy and dipole, maybe separately (?) | + | * Possibly identify design changes to baffles |
- | ○ Look at amplitude of map: compare to 1 nK -> maybe a BB spectrum with a sky cut. | + | |
- | ○ Ask Andrea for not just an entire year, but also maybe one precession in order to identify where the pickup is coming from. | + | |
- | ○ Possibly identify design changes to baffles | + | |
- | • An important question: will ground calibration be carried out at individual detector level at a high level of accuracy? (bandpass, time constants, linearity, etc.) | + | |
- | ○ What does S4 / Simons do really? | + | * What does S4 / Simons do really? |
- | ○ What did Roger O' | + | * What did Roger O' |
- | ○ Do we need new processes? AI? | + | * Do we need new processes? AI? |