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Statistical Computational Cosmology with Big Astronomical Data Naoki Yoshida (U-Tokyo) Takahiro Nishimichi (Kyoto-U) Satoshi Tanaka (U-Tsukuba) Priority Issue 9, Sub-project C "Evolution" of cosmological sims 13 10 DEUS; N


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Statistical Computational Cosmology with Big Astronomical Data

Naoki Yoshida (U-Tokyo) Takahiro Nishimichi (Kyoto-U) Satoshi Tanaka (U-Tsukuba) Priority Issue 9, Sub-project C

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9 Hubble Volume; Bode, Ostriker Gelb & Bertschinger Peebles, Miyoshi & Kihara Suginohara, Suto, Bouchet, Hernquist Y.P.Jing Davis, Efstathiou, Frenk, White Aarseth, Gott, Turner

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11 Horizon simulation

Number of particles

"Evolution" of cosmological sims

Millennium simulation DEUS; Ishiyama, Makino

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Extraction

Prediction (analytical model)

MCMC Sampler M

Emulator

prediction (Bayes)

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Simulation

Performance tests

Conventional strategy Our new approach

Observational data Summary statistics

Bayesian inference

COSMOLOGICAL ANALYSIS MODEL

Observational data Summary statistics

Extraction

Bayesian inference

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DARK QUEST: SIMULATION DESIGN

  • Curse of dimensionality (input = 6D)
  • Regular lattice is not tractable in high dimensions
  • Latin Hypercube Designs (LHDs)
  • Each sample point is the only one both on the row

and on the column

  • Uniform sampling when projected onto any one axis
  • LHD is not unique and not always efficient
  • One more to add: space filling property:

“the closest neighbor should be far"

  • A variant useful for ML problems

Ωm σ8

Diagonal R a n d

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O p t i m a l Possible LHDs

2-Slice LHD

Our final design 5-Slice LHD 100 points in 6D

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HYBRID FORWARD MODELING DESIGN

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PCA coeffs. PCA coeffs.

Linear Modules

PCA coeffs. PCA coeffs.

Abundance Module

Observables Basic quantities

Halo Mass Function Sheth-Tormen type form

Galaxy Modules

Galaxy-mass cross CF Galaxy auto CF Galaxy-galaxy lensing profile Galaxy projected CF

Projected Statistics Modules

Propagators

Clustering Modules

Halo-mass cross CF Halo auto CF PCA coeffs. PCA coeffs. PCA coeffs. (Small scale) Large scale correlation signals (Small scale) Linear mass variance Linear RMS displacement Linear matter power spectrum

Galaxy-Halo Connection Module

HOD Satellite radial profile Off-centering of centrals

Extra Features Modules

Baryonic effects Redshift-space distortions

  • Requirements
  • Accuracy: a few percent level
  • Speed: seconds / evaluation (e.g., 2 days / simulation)
  • Flexibility: capture unknown effects in galaxy-matter connection
  • Our solution: Dark Emulator (= Simulations + Statistics)
  • Network based on analytical relations
  • Dimension reduction: Principal Component Analysis
  • Core: Gaussian Process Regression

Analytical calculation

Predictions by simulations

Our recipe to connect the simulation world to the reality

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CROSS VALIDATION STUDY EXAMPLE

Accuracy: better than 3% for the relevant statistics

  • vs. ~10 - 15% from existing

best models

Abundance of structures (80 training, 20 validation)

(vs model by Tinker et al. 08’)

Mass of dark matter halos [h-1 Msolar]

Accuracy guaranteed Mass of dark matter halos [h-1 Msolar]

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A NOVEL APPROACH IN A SIX-DIMENSIONAL PHASE-SPACE

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Physics and math of a self-gravitating system

Collisionless N-body simulations closely follow the derivation

  • f the collisionless Boltzmann equation, but do not directly solve

It'd be nice if the evolution of f (x, y, z, u, v, w) is directly followed in 6D phase-space.

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color : neutrino overdensity contour: CDM overdensity black circle: DM halo with M>1011 solar mass

Neutrino Distribution

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Cross correlation of CDM and neutrinos

CDM rest frame θ Excess of cross-correlation in the down stream side of relative velocity due to neutrino wakes

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Probing the neutrino mass with cross-correlation

r [h-1 cMpc] r [h-1 cMpc]

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SUMMARY

Wide-field sky survey probes a large volume

  • f our universe

Numerical simulations play a vital role in determining cosmology There are a variety of new approaches to reveal cosmic structure formation