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Title: Determination of cosmic distance from SunyaevZelDovich effect


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Determination of cosmic distance from
Sunyaev-ZelDovich effect
  • Bingxiao Xu
  • December, 6th

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OUTLINE
  • Introduction of SZE
  • Basic principle of SZE method to measure the
    distance
  • Recent distance measurement results
  • Discussion and conclusion

3
Sunyaev-ZelDovich Effect(SZE)
Sunyaev
Zel Dovich
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Basic idea
  • The low energy photons travel through the hot
    electrons and are boosted to high energy photons
    (inverse Compton scattering)
  • CMB (2.7K) ? Galaxy clusters (T107K)

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CMB will be shifted up !
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Galaxy cluster
  • Hot gas with T107 K
  • Strong X-ray source (thermal Bremsstrahlung)

EMSS 13586245 ?
7
Spherical assumption for cluster
  • Easily model the structure of cluster
  • Convert line-of-sight distance to angular size

8
Basic principle of SZE method to measure the
distance
  • Different density dependence of CMB temperature
    decrement and X-ray surface brightness

Angular distance
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Two important parameters
  • CMB temperature decrement (interferometric radio
    observations)
  • e.g. BIMA,OVRO typical AR 1)
  • X-ray temperature profile for cluster
  • (High resolution X-ray observations)
  • e.g. XMM-Newton, Chandra.
  • typical AR 0.5

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Process
  • Get initial observational data (SZE map, X-ray
    image)
  • Establish proper model (density profile, thermal
    emissivity,)
  • Obtain best fit to the parameters
  • Use that formula to get the distance value

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Recent results (Reese et. al. 2002)
  • Sample number 18
  • SZE observation BIMA,OVRO
  • X-ray observation ROSAT

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X-ray image plus SZE contour
13
Final results
14
Hubble constant determination
15
More recent one(Bonamente et. al. 2006)
  • Sample number 38 (the largest so far)
  • SZE observation BIMA, OVRO
  • X-ray observation Chandra (ACIS detectors)

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Data
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Image and profile
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Final results
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Hubble constant determination
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Discussion conclusion
  • SZE method is a absolute distance estimator
  • Insensitive to the plasma physics and redshift
    (good news!)
  • Many uncertainties involved such as asphericity,
    point source contamination (for SZE),Galactic
    N_H1, (bad news!)
  • SZE survey (more distant, more accurate.)

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Reference
  • Sunyaev, R. Zeldovich, Y. 1970, Comments
    Astrophys. Space Phys., 2, 66
  • Calstrom,J., Holder, G. Reese, E. ARAA,
    2002, 40, 643
  • Reese, E., et al. ApJ, 2002, 581, 53
  • Bonamente, M., et al. ApJ, 2006, 647, 25
  • Chandra Proposers Observatory Guide,
    http//asc.harvard.edu/proposer/POG/html
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