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Future Cosmic Microwave observations from Space: A European perspective Jacques Delabrouille Laboratoire APC, CNRS/IN2P3, Paris IRFU, CEA-Saclay

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Future Cosmic Microwave observations from Space: A European perspective

Jacques DelabrouilleLaboratoire APC, CNRS/IN2P3, Paris

IRFU, CEA-Saclay

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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The Context : ESA science in 2035-2050

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Four coordinated "CMB" white papers

Spectral distortionsJens Chluba et al.

CMB BacklightKaustuv Basu et al.

High redshift LSSMarta Silva et al.

Microwave surveyJacques Delabrouille et al.

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Key Observables: microwave backgrounds

1- CMB polarization survey• E and B-modes: Inflation (r, ns, NG, ...)

• TEB on all scales: extend LCDM (FOM x 109)

• Lensing: Dark matter structures

2- SZ survey of ionised gas• Galaxy cluster counts: extend LCDM

• Cosmic web, galaxies and clusters

• Velocity flows: gravitation

3- CIB and line intensity mapping• Map structures across redshift

• First objects: stars, galaxies, clusters

4- CMB spectral distortions• Inflation (ns, ...)

• Reionization, Clusters (diffuse gas)

• Dark Matter interactions or decay

• Recombination lines

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Key Observables: microwave backgroundsFinelli, Lesgourgues, Di Valentino, ...

Basu, Melin, Remazeilles, ...

Silva, Kovetz, ... Dannerbauer, De Zotti, ...

Chluba, ...

1- CMB polarization survey• E and B-modes: Inflation (r, ns, NG, ...)• TEB on all scales: extend LCDM (FOM x 109)• Lensing: Dark matter structures

2- SZ survey of ionised gas• Galaxy cluster counts: extend LCDM• Cosmic web, galaxies and clusters• Velocity flows: gravitation

3- CIB and line intensity mapping• Map structures across redshift• First objects: stars, galaxies, clusters

4- CMB spectral distortions• Inflation (ns, ...)• Reionization, Clusters (diffuse gas)• Dark Matter interactions or decay• Recombination lines

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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CMB Spectra

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PrimordialB modes?

Gaussian beamsfrom 1' to 3'

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10 orders of magnitude

Constraints on extended LCDMCosmic Variance Limit

Delabrouilleet al., Voyage 2050 W

hite Paper

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>9 orders of

magnitude

6 orders of

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10 orders of

magnitude

Constraints on extended LCDM

Scrutinize LCDM to solve or

confirm tensions

(such as that on Hubble H0)

...

possibly uncover new ones !

Cosmic Variance Limit

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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Backlight

Basuet al., Voyage 2050 W

hite Paper

The CMB is a backlightthat interacts with structuresin many different ways,and probes the distribution of mass, of atoms, of electron gas, and of velocity flowsin the full Hubble volume.

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Cluster catalog and cluster counts (PRISM 2013)

1100000

220000

10000

detectionlimitsfor S/N>5and # of detections for a full-sky survey

Exact numbers to be updated

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SZ and CIB confusion (even at 150 GHz)

0° 1° 2° 3°

Clusters onlyM > 1014 Msun

Clusters and CIBM > 1014 Msun

Clusters only1014 Msun > M > 5.1013 Msun

Clusters and CIB1014 Msun > M > 5.1013 Msun

0° 1° 2° 3°

0° 1° 2° 3° 0° 1° 2° 3°

0° 1° 2° 3° 0° 1° 2° 3°

Clusters and 20% CIBM > 1014 Msun

Clusters and 20% CIB1014 Msun > M > 5.1013 Msun

If one can reduce the level of CIBcontamination to 20% of its original level at 150 GHz, thermal SZ emissiondominates.

However, better decontamination willbe required for kinematic SZ and formeasuring relativistic corrections (clustertemperatures).

This requires channels above 300 GHz.

For a large sky parch, this can be realistically done only from space.

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Cluster spectroscopy

A precise measurement of cluster spectra across frequencies allows to recover - thermal SZ effect (gas pressure), non thermal SZ effect- relativistic corrections (cluster temperature)- kinematic SZ effect (cluster flows)- contamination by radio and IR sources, early clusters in the FIR- modeling uncertainties

Basuet al., Astro2020 W

hite PaperBasu

et al., Voyage 2050 White Paper

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Cluster spectroscopy: avoiding biases

Biases from inaccurate estimates using only limited available frequencies;Spectroscopy allows estimation of IR and line emission through stacking.Combination with CMB lensing for cluster masses.

Basuet al., Astro2020 W

hite PaperChen, Rem

azeilles& Dickinson, 2018

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Mapping the Dark Matter

COBE/DMR DTS/N ~ 1, at 7°

WMAP DTS/N ≫ 1, at 20'

Planck fS/N ~ 1, at 7°

Future fS/N ≫ 1, at 20'

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Measuring cluster velocities and masses

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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3- CIB tomography, Line Intensity Mapping

Kovetzet al., Astro2020 White Paper)

Spectroscopy on largesky areas (tens of %)allows inversion ! → #C+, CO across cosmic timeCIB in redshift shells

LIM gives access to "emission shells" forcosmological constraints across cosmic time.(e.g. handle on cosmic expansion at high redshift)

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CIB tomography, Line Intensity Mapping

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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Spectral distortions

see Chlubaet al., Voyage 2050 W

hite Paper

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Spectral distortions

Constrain / observe

Inflation (small scale spectrum)Total amount of hot gas in clustersAverage group/cluster gas temperatureLines from primordial atoms

Foreground emissions

see Chlubaet al., Voyage 2050 W

hite Paper

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Outline

•Context and overview• Science case

- Cosmology and fundamental physics from the CMB- The CMB as a backlight to probe the Hubble volume- Microwave observations of large scale structure- CMB spectral distortions

•Mission

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Concept inspired from PRISMFull-sky spectro-polarimetric survey in the microwaveSubmitted to ESA for L2-L3 in 3013, with Paolo de Bernardis (lead), François Bouchet, Martin Bucher, ...

• Rich science case- Galaxy clusters- CMB polarization- CMB spectral distortions- High redshift galaxies and CIB- Dusty magnetised ISM

• Rich legacy value• Main instruments

- a polarised imager and a spectro-imager with a 3.5m telescope- a Fourier Transform Spectrometer (similar to PIXIE)

Good feedback in 2013 (among 5 audited)but not selected (lost the competition to Athena and LISA)

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Possible L-class missionLarge (2-3m) cold telescope with 2 focal plane instruments• A polarised imager (for CMB polarisation and lensing, cluster science), e.g. CORE, PICO

- Resolution for CMB ranging from 5' at 100 GHz to 2' at 250 GHz- 20 bands within 15-1500 GHz (TBD), resolution from 30' to 20" depending on frequency

• A spectrometer (for mapping line emission, both galactic and extragalactic)- R = 300 (TBD)- Frequency range within 50-2000 GHz, angular resolution at the arcminute scale

• Possibility of an additional guest instrument?• Must be an L-class mission (or M-class contribution to international L-class mission)

CMB sensitivity (µK.arcmin) SZ sensitivity (y.arcmin)

full-sky 2 years

5% sky 6 months

0.66 1.7 x 10-7

0.29 7.7 x 10-8

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Absolute spectrometer modules

One or more small Fourier Transform Spectrometers modules• For zero-level of intensity maps and CMB spectral distortions

- Coarse resolution, typically degree-scale to few degree scale (TBC)

- Frequency range within 10 GHz – 2000 GHz

• Can be a separate M-class mission, e.g. a revision of PIXIE / PRISTINE

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Observation modes

Optimize the spread of observing time• Full sky survey for ~ 25% of the mission lifetime• Deeper observation of selected wide areas

- possibly 'clean' sky at high galactic latitude- observed ~25% of the time

• Deep observation on selected patches (galactic or extragalactic)- possibility of 'observatory mode' for ~50% of the mission lifetime

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• The Cosmic Microwave Background remains a key observable to understand the Universe

• In 2035+, an ambitious space mission can harvest a fantastic data set for Cosmology – very rich science case

• Observational objective : sensitive spectro-polarimetric full sky survey in 10-2000 GHz at all scales down to 1'

• ESA recommendations expected mid-2020

Summary

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Thank you for your attention !