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Constraining the reionization era and inflation with the CMB polarization at large angular scales Anna Mangilli ! Institut dAstrophysique Spatiale & Laboratoire de lAcclrateur Linaire ! Orsay, Paris Sud LPSC Grenoble - January


  1. Constraining the reionization era and inflation with the CMB polarization at large angular scales Anna Mangilli ! Institut d’Astrophysique Spatiale & Laboratoire de l’Accélérateur Linéaire ! Orsay, Paris Sud LPSC Grenoble - January 26th 2016

  2. The Universe’s history Inflation generates the primordial perturbations (scalar & tensor) The Hot Big-bang inflationary model Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  3. The Universe’s history The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  4. The Universe’s history The Epoch of Reionization (EoR) describes the period during which the cosmic gas went from neutral to ionized because of the first emitting sources. ! Non-standard energy injections (e.g. Dark Matter annihilation) can also contribute Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  5. The concordance Λ CDM model The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) Quasar, 21-cm, Lyman α Galaxy clusters Ω dm Supernovae Ω Λ 25.9% 69.2% Ω b what is inflation? 4.9% ! what is the nature of dark matter? ! what is the nature of dark energy? ! how did the structure form? Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  6. The CMB polarization as a powerful probe of: ! • Inflation • The epoch of reionization/structure formation Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  7. OUTLINE The CMB polarization at large angular scales ! ! The Planck 2015 release ! ! ! Current status of the constraints on τ and r ! ! The challenge ! ! ! Data improvements Statistical methods ( Mangilli et al. MNRAS 2015 ) ! Preliminary HFI results ! ! Future prospects & conclusions ! ! Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  8. The CMB anisotropies Temperature Planck Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  9. The CMB polarization Polarization Planck CMB polarization signal: orders of magnitude weaker than temperature E-modes B -modes • Magnetic type polarization field. • Electric type polarization field. ! • Can be generated only by ! • Generated by scalar density primordial tensor modes i.e. perturbations. primordial gravitational waves ! • Contribution from lensing Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  10. Generation of the CMB polarization DECOUPLING REIONIZATION Thomson scattering optical depth: Z ⌘ 0 z_reio an e � T d ⌘ , ⌧ = 0 Enhancement of the E&B modes at large angular scales: REIONIZATION BUMP Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  11. The CMB E & B angular power spectra CMB anisotropies: Large scale reionization bump C ℓ EE τ lensing r C ℓ BB τ , r r = 0.1 r = 0.03 r ∝ E inflation Scientific goals C ℓ EE at large angular scales to constrain τ Reionization history: C ℓ BB Inflation: at large and intermediate scales to constrain r Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  12. The polarization at large angular scales l<20 Large scale reionization bump C ℓ EE τ lensing r C ℓ BB τ , r r = 0.1 r = 0.03 r ∝ E inflation The major challenges 1) Polarized diffuse emission from our Galaxy : dust, synchrotron, free-free … 2) Instrumental systematics projecting on the sky (any instability of the detectors during the observations) Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  13. OUTLINE The CMB polarization at large angular scales ! ! The Planck 2015 release ! ! ! Current status of the constraints on τ and r ! ! The challenge ! ! ! Data improvements Statistical methods ( Mangilli et al. MNRAS 2015 ) ! Preliminary HFI results ! ! Future prospects & conclusions Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  14. The Planck satellite ➡ 9 frequency bands ➡ Two instruments: ! LFI: 44GHz, 70GHz 30GHz, HFI: 100GHz, 143GHz, 217GHz ! 353GHz, 545GHz, 857GHz Channels for CMB characterisation Foregrounds characterisation Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  15. Polarization at large angular scales status • Planck detectors are sensitive to one polarization direction Polarization reconstruction: detector combinations ! • Mismatch between detectors will create spurious polarization signal (Calibration mismatch, bandpass mismatch, etc…) Major systematics in polarization at large angular scales: ! ! Intensity to Polarization leakage LFI: negligible residuals with respect to noise, LFI 70GHz released HFI has higher sensitivity, lower noise: residuals systematics HFI 100GHz, 143GHz, 217GHz NOT used for the 2015 low-l analysis Preliminary results (pre-release 2016) Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  16. Reionization optical depth from large scale polarization 1 Planck/WMAP nw sum, Planck+WMAP (union mask) union mask Planck+WMAP (intersection) (Planck-WMAP)/2 Planck/WMAP nw sum, WMAP inters. mask 0.8 Planck Planck/WMAP half-diff. WMAP Rel. Prob. 0.6 Planck 0.4 0.2 0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14 τ The Planck Coll. XI, 2015 ! WMAP and Planck LFI-70GHz yield consistent estimates ! ✓ The τ signal disappears in the null map Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  17. Planck 2015: reionization optical depth summary ry& The Planck Coll. XIII, 2015 … Planck results seems to point to lower τ . ! This has an implication also for the large scales B-modes detection Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  18. Planck 2015: Tensor-to-scalar ratio � 2. large scales polarization from Planck � (2 ≤ ℓ ≤ 29) ��� ��� From large scales: still far. � � But significant improvement � � on the way for 2016 The Planck Coll. XI 2015 From intermediate scales: Planck 100GHz&143GHz Planck 353GHz + Bicep2&Keck PRL 114 2015 & arXiv1510.09217 1.0 sum 1 diff BKP baseline BK14 baseline 0.8 PLANCK 0.8 r<0.12 (95%CL) r < 0.265 (95% CL) 0.6 0.6 L/L peak r<0.09 (95%CL) 0.4 0.4 0.2 0.2 0.0 0.08 0.12 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0 0 r r Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  19. OUTLINE The CMB polarization at large angular scales ! ! The Planck 2015 release ! ! ! Current status of the constraints on τ and r ! ! The challenge ! ! ! Data improvements Statistical methods ( Mangilli et al. MNRAS 2015 ) ! Preliminary HFI results ! ! Future prospects & conclusions Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  20. The challenge ➡ Data quality ! Control of systematics, in particular HFI 100GHz,143GHz,217GHz Accurate foreground subtraction/modeling ➡ Data analysis ! Statistical method(s) optimized to CMB analysis @ large angular scales So far (WMAP, Planck 2013, 2015): Gaussian likelihood in map space M= CMB signal+noise covariance matrix Stoke on U Q 9- � � � � Stoke Stoke Problem: noise covariance matrix reconstruction accuracy � • Can compromise parameter reconstruction in particular for the high � sensitivity of HFI channels ! � ���������������������� ���� ���������������������� ���� • Difficult handling of noise bias/residual systematics Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  21. Cross-spectra likelihood at large scales [ Mangilli , Plaszczynski, Tristram (MNRAS 2015)] ! Use cross-spectra likelihood at large scales ! ! Noise bias removed. Exploit cross dataset informations ! Better handling of residual systematics/foregrounds ! Two solutions to solve for the non-Gaussianity of the estimator distributions at low multipoles 1. Analytic approximation of the estimators: works for single-field and small mask ! 2. Modified Hamimeche&Lewis (2008) likelihood for cross-spectra (oHL) Full temperature and polarization analysis Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

  22. Cross-spectra likelihood at large scales [ Mangilli , Plaszczynski, Tristram (MNRAS 2015)] 2. Modified likelihood for cross-spectra (oHL) X � 2 ln L ( C ` | ˆ C A ⇥ B [ OX g ] T ` [ M � 1 ) = f ] `` 0 [ OX g ] ` 0 , ` `` 0 • “Gaussianization” ⇣ ⌘ C 1 / 2 fid U ( g [ D ( P )]) U T C 1 / 2 p [ X g ] ` = vecp . g ( x ) = sign ( x � 1) (2( x � ln ( x ) � 1)) , fid � � ˆ matrix P = C � 1 / 2 mod ˆ C data C � 1 / 2 mod , matrices of the sampled C • “Offset” terms: ∝ N eff Covariance matrix (l-l and T-E-B correlations) 0 1 C TT + o TT C TE C T B B C B ` ` ` ` C B C B C ⇣ ⌘⇣ ⌘ ` ) sim � C XY fid ` 0 ) sim � C XY fid B C [ M A ⇥ B ] XY ( C XY ( C XY C A ⇥ B ! O ( C A ⇥ B `` 0 = h i MC , B C C TE C EE + o EE C EB ) = B C ` 0 f B C ` ` ` B C ` ` ` ` B C B C B C B C B C T B C EB C BB + o BB C @ A ` ` ` ` Full temperature and polarization analysis Anna Mangilli (IAS&LAL) - LPSC - January 26th 2016

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