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Multimessenger Study of the Universe Roger Blandford KIPAC Stanford (A personal perspective) 6 iv 2016 APPEC 1 APPEC Messengers Gamma Rays VHE Neutrinos Cosmic Rays Gravitational Radiation Also: Radio through


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6 iv 2016 APPEC

Multimessenger Study

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Universe

Roger Blandford KIPAC Stanford

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(A personal perspective)

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APPEC “Messengers”

  • Gamma Rays
  • VHE Neutrinos
  • Cosmic Rays
  • Gravitational Radiation
  • Also:

– Radio through X-ray observations – Laboratory experiments

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The most interesting science is seriously entangled Optimizing the international program is a challenge

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Electromagnetic Dark Matter? Cosmic Rays (protons and electrons) Neutrinos

VERITAS/H.E.S.S. Fermi Auger LIGO Ice Cube CDMS LIGO

Gravitational Radiation Energy, frequency Wavelength

  • 1 ZeV

1zeV +YeV, XeV!

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Interfacial Questions

  • Is Λ sufficient?
  • Is (classical) GR correct?
  • DM?
  • ν physics (mν, M/D, δCP, ??)
  • Inflation-LSS
  • Nuclear EOS
  • CR sources, physics
  • VHE ν sources
  • GW sources, background
  • FRB and new optical transients

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Interfacial Questions

  • Is Λ sufficient? R-γ
  • Is (classical) GR correct? R,GW, lab
  • DM? lab, DDM, axions, γ,

, GW

  • ν physics (mν, M/D, δCP, ??) lab,VHEν,
  • Inflation-LSS, CMB, O,R
  • Nuclear EOS, GW, X,R
  • CR sources, physics, CR, R,X,γ
  • VHE ν sources, VHEν,

, R-γ

  • GW sources, background, GW, R-γ
  • FRB and new optical transients R-γ,

, GW

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Many problems need many coordinated approaches

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Physics vs Astronomy

  • Experiment vs Observation
  • Experimentalist vs Observer
  • Facility vs Observatory
  • National vs Extranational
  • Exclusive vs Inclusive
  • Particles vs Sources
  • Measurement vs Discovery
  • Collectivist vs Individualist
  • Hedgehogs vs Foxes

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Physics vs Astronomy

  • Experiment vs Observation LIGO vs GONG
  • Experimentalist vs Observer CTA vs Planck
  • Facility vs Observatory DES vs LSST
  • National vs Extranational CERN vs CHIME
  • Exclusive vs Inclusive IceCube vs ROSAT
  • Particles vs Sources Auger vs Fermi
  • Measurement vs Discovery Neutrinos vs pulsars
  • Collectivist vs Individualist Strings vs Comp Astro
  • Hedgehogs vs Foxes LHC vs dust

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Methodologies may be converging

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Major discoveries were “unscripted”

  • CMB – antenna noise
  • Quasars (massive BH) – radio source identifications
  • Stellar BHs – X-ray source identifications
  • Massive and mutable ν’s – checking solar model
  • Neutron stars – lunar X-rays
  • Pulsars – interplanetary scintillation
  • Gamma ray bursts – nuclear weapons monitoring
  • Dark matter – galactic and stellar orbits
  • Cosmic acceleration – supernova explosions
  • Gravitational lenses – quasar follow up
  • Gravitational radiation – pulsar timing
  • Exoplanets – brown dwarfs

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Discoveries at interfaces; stovepiping is futile

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Central Paradox of Strategic Planning

  • October 2014 - April 2015 (APS):

– Planck results->standard model (wnfnlΩkmν…), dusty B-modes – 8 “habitable??” exoplanets->life in the universe??? – 9 new dwarf galaxies -> dark matter limits – ~1010 Msun black hole at z=6->cosmic dawn – Gravitational lenses - SN, ALMA-> pre-SN, substructure – M82 neutron star with L~100 Ledd->accretion physics – PD456 outflows->environmental impact, galaxy formation – FRBs 40% circ pol->new transients 10-100mHz – IceCube neutrinos -> cosmological origin? – …

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By contrast we are making science plans for 2030s

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Discovery

  • Affirmation

– Higgs, SM, GR, FΛCDM…

  • Surprise

– LIGO BHB, DM, Λ, mν,…

  • Mystery

– FRB, PeV ν,…

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What may be most remarkable is how much mystery has moved up

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Multimessenger Research

  • Surveys, catalogs, data-mining

– Control biases, heterogeneous sources

  • Source identifications

– Positionally consistent, temporal associations

  • Rapid follow up; large field of view
  • Foregrounds/backgrounds

– Absorption, dust, lensing

  • Beaming

– Relativistic aberration, anisotropic sources

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Will large N suffice? Will there be orphans?

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Summary

  • Most interesting science is now entangled
  • Many approaches have to be coordinated
  • Physics and astronomy methodologies converging
  • Discoveries faster than facilities
  • Discoveries happen at interfaces
  • Much progress: mystery->surprise->affirmation
  • Will large N suffice? Will there be orphans?
  • New alignments mandate new management

– Collaboration, cooperation, competition – Coordination, contingency, confidence

  • Education, re-education

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