❖ New CIB maps for 25% of the sky, 4 Planck bands ❖ Fewer systematics, larger sky fraction than previous studies ❖ Powerful for cross- correlations and de- lensing !2
(2015) ❖ Strong constraints on star formation history ❖ Probe dust temperature across cosmic times ❖ Understand star formation in DM halos !4 Why study the CIB? Star-formation!
collaboration (2013, XVII) !9 Why study the CIB? Grav. lensing! ❖ Cross-correlation of CIB and CMB lensing strongly detected in Planck data ❖ Lots of room for improvement: Sky fraction, CIB data, new CMB lensing map
to obtain CIB maps? A. Fit different frequency channels with modified blackbody spectra B. Utilize the different angular power spectra of these components C. Use template maps of Galactic dust (e.g. HI-based) ❖ Galactic thermal dust and CIB dust dominate on large scales at ~200 to 1000 GHz ❖ How to disentangle them? !10
challenges ❖ Spatially ❖ Dust-to-gas ratios vary over the sky ❖ Need to preserve large-scale CIB power !15 ❖ Spectrally ❖ O(1000) velocity channels in HI ❖ Need to control overfitting
Generalised linear model (GLM) • • Regularised: • • Accounts for all features along line of sight I = X i ✏iTi B Radial Velocity |Datai Modeli |2 + ↵ · |✏i | !18 HI-based dust models
bias !20 ❖ Separating one region at a time removes large-scale power ❖ Not properly recognized before ❖ Essential for CIB reconstruction at low l Large scales Small scales
selection ❖ Build dust models that preserve large-scale power ❖ Use consistency checks and cross correlations ❖ Difficult trade-off! !21 Offsets in the HI/ dust correlation
selection !22 Offsets in the HI/ dust correlation (smoothed) ❖ Build dust models that preserve large-scale power ❖ Use consistency checks and cross correlations ❖ Difficult trade-off!
on spatial information: GNILC ❖ Power-spectrum based ❖ Designed to remove CIB from Galactic dust maps ❖ Over-subtraction of CIB Planck (2016 XLVIII !27
Planck (2014 XXX) ❖ ~10 individual fields, HI data from the GBT ❖ Two larger fields from EBHIS and GASS ❖ One field cleaned at a time ❖ Manual fine-tuning !28
❖ Large-scale Planck CIB maps for 5 frequencies ❖ Significant improvement in component separation ❖ Much better understanding of systematics ❖ Large scales are challenging! !35
❖ Large-scale Planck CIB maps for 5 frequencies ❖ Significant improvement in component separation ❖ Much better understanding of systematics ❖ Large scales are challenging! ❖ CIB is powerful probe of large-scale structure ❖ Study cosmic star-formation ❖ De-lensing for current and future CMB experiments !35
of Inflation and Cosmic Origins !37 ❖ NASA’s preparation for the 2020s ❖ Set up 8 Probe Missions studies; $400M - $1000M* *The cost information contained in this document is of a budgetary and planning nature and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute a commitment on the part of JPL and/or Caltech.
of Inflation and Cosmic Origins ❖ PICO ❖ 21 bands, 21-800 GHz, full polarization ❖ 1.4m -> 38’ to 1’ ❖ 5yr survey -> 0.6 uK arcmin RMS full sky ❖ Planck: 50 uK (full sky) ❖ CMB-S4: 0.8 uK (3% sky) !37 ❖ NASA’s preparation for the 2020s ❖ Set up 8 Probe Missions studies; $400M - $1000M* *The cost information contained in this document is of a budgetary and planning nature and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute a commitment on the part of JPL and/or Caltech.