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Title: Joint Analysis of Weak Lensing and SZE data from the Arcminute Microkelvin Imager


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Joint Analysis of Weak Lensing and SZE data from
the Arcminute Microkelvin Imager
  • Natasha Hurley-Walker
  • in collaboration with
  • Farhan Feroz, Jonathan Zwart,
  • and the AMI Team
  • 17th March 2008
  • Rencontres de Moriond Cosmology

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AMI Small Array
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AMI Large Array
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Science Goals
  • Cluster Survey
  • Evolution of cluster population N(m,z)? ? s8
  • CMB power spectrum at high angular scales (l gt
    3000)?
  • Other non-Gaussian features, e.g. cosmic strings,
    ionization regions
  • Pointed cluster observations (Zwart et al 2008,
    in prep)?
  • Known clusters ? H0, q0, fg
  • Cluster scaling relations, LxT, M, z, etc
  • Galactic Objects (see Anna Scaifes talk on
    Thursday)
  • Source Counts (? Planck etc)
  • Joint Lensing Analysis

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AMI Pointed Cluster Sample
  • Ryle Telescope source survey (20046)?
  • 4 days for each of 80 lucky targets
  • Refined sample of 31 clusters
  • Favourable 15-GHz source environments
  • Sub-sample of 8 (Zwart et al, in prep.)?
  • Range of LX, z
  • 6 SA maps

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SA Cluster Maps
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Lensing Sample
  • 22 clusters observed with MegaCam on CFHT
  • Selection above 10º declination leaves 16
  • Currently can only subtract point sources of
    less than 20mJy some distance from pointing
    centre leaves 8 clusters
  • A115, A611, A851, A1914, A2111, A2218, Zw135862,
    A2259

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MegaCam Images
  • 2 hour exposures
  • seeing of 0.7
  • r magnitude limit 25.9 in AB
  • 1º x 1º field of view

2.2' square section of r-band map of A115
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Lensing Analysis
  • SExtract sources
  • Select stars from FWHM - magnitude diagram
  • Run im2shape (Bridle et al 2002)?
  • Discard outliers
  • Interpolate e1, e2 at each galaxy position to
    create PSF over map

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Point-Spread Function
  • Ellipticity varies 0-0.1 over the map
  • Amplitude by about 5
  • Lensing signal 2-3 orders of magnitude smaller
  • Careful interpolation and deconvolution needed

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Lensing Analysis (2)?
  • Run im2shape on background galaxies, deconvolving
    with the interpolated PSF
  • Extract catalogue of positions, ellipticities,
    position angles

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Bayesian Analysis of Galaxy Clusters
  • Parameter estimation
  • Model comparison (evidence)
  • MCADAM
  • See Marshall et al 2003, Lancaster et al 2005
  • Improved MCMC engine nested sampler
  • Faster copes well with multimodal distributions
    and degeneracies
  • Parametric SZ strong/weak lensing analysis

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Cluster Models
  • Geometry Spherical/elliptical
  • Temperature Isothermal/Polytropic
  • Mass Singular Isothermal Sphere, NFW, Cored
    Power-Law
  • Gas Beta Model, Hydrostatic Equilibrium
  • All model parameters including point source
    positions, fluxes and spectra have priors
  • Different number of parameters for each model
    evidence values allow you to compare models

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SZ Data
  • Generate mock visibilities given model parameters
    and compare with ?2
  • Likelihood function gives you probability of
    model, given the data
  • Covariance matrices C model other contributions

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Noise Modelling
  • Noise on the SZ observation can be described by
    the covariance matrix C Csystem CCMB
    Cconfusion
  • Csystem diagonal matrix with elements
  • CCMB contains significant off diagonal elements
    and can be calculated from a given CMB power
    spectrum following Hobson Maisinger (2002).
  • Cconfusion Scheuer expression for confusion

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SZ Posteriors
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Combining SZ Lensing Data
  • Covariance matrix for lensing is diagonal for
    Gaussian distribution of ellipticities
  • Generate reduced shear given the model at each
    galaxy position and compare to data using ?2
  • Add likelihoods from SZ and lensing for joint
    analysis

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Results so far
  • Images are lensing-quality
  • Decrements 5-10 s in radio data

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Prospects
  • SZ/Lensing reduction pipeline in place
  • SA observing programme in progress
  • Papers in preparation on Galactic objects,
    pointed cluster observations, source counts
  • LA in final calibration stages
  • ?SZ survey begins soon
  • LA map of A1914

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References
  • Scheuer, P. A. G. A statistical method for
    analysing observations of faint radio stars
    1957 Proceedings of the Cambridge Philisophical
    Society, vol. 53, pp. 764-773
  • Bridle, S. Kneib, J.-P. Bardeau, S. Gull, S.
    Bayesian galaxy shape estimation 2002
    Proceedings of the Yale Cosmology Workshop "The
    Shapes of Galaxies and Their Dark Matter Halos"
  • Hobson, M. P. Maisinger, Klaus
    Maximum-likelihood estimation of the cosmic
    microwave background power spectrum from
    interferometer observations 2002 MNRAS 334, 3,
    569
  • Marshall, P.J. Hobson, M. P. Slosar, A.
    Bayesian joint analysis of cluster weak lensing
    and Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect data 2003 MNRAS
    346, 489
  • Lancaster et al Very Small Array observations of
    the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect in nearby galaxy
    clusters 2005 MNRAS 359, 16L
  • Scaife, A. M. M. Hurley-Walker, N. Green, D.
    AMI limits on 15 GHz excess emission in northern
    HII regions 2007 MNRAS (accepted)?
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