A polarimetric approach for constraining the dynamic foreground spectrum for global 21-cm measurements (with applications for DARE) Bang D. Nhan University.

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A polarimetric approach for constraining the dynamic foreground spectrum for global 21-cm measurements (with applications for DARE) Bang D. Nhan University of Colorado at Boulder Grote Reber Predoctoral Fellow at NRAO Central Development Laboratory (bang.nhan@colorado.edu)

Current challenges (Foreground+ 21 cm) Foreground parametrization: Burns et al. (In-prep) → Subtracting two large numbers to recover a small number → 4-6 orders of magnitude Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Current observational efforts Interferometry Single element EDGES (USA) BIGHORNS (AU) LEDA/LWA (USA) EDGES II (USA) Antennas pointing at zenith Total power measurement (Foreground + 21 cm) SARAS (IN) SCI-HI (MEX/USA) → Environment, measurement & systematic variations Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground What do we want and need? High-accuracy foreground measurement to capture the foreground spectral structures Measure it independently without “contaminated” the background 21-cm signal Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Projection-induced polarization Haslam map @ 408 MHz Anisotropy Kaplan, J. (2001) → Project a net composite polarization on the dipole pair on XY-plane NOT intrinsic foreground polarization Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Stokes vector formalism Incoming E-fields: Measured E-fields: Antenna Beam Field Pattern Total Stokes parameters: → Net Stokes vector measures the projection-induced polarization Foreground ONLY Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Dynamic foreground modulation about celestial pole Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground Simulation: Total Stokes I Net Stokes Q Foreground + 21-cm FFT Foreground only FFT Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Foreground subtraction with induced Stokes spectra Scale & subtract Nhan et al. (submitted) Only scaling error Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Cosmic Twilight Polarimeter (CTP) Nhan et al. (submitted) Sleeved Dipole (60-120 MHz) Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Two-stage thermal control Frontend Unit Two-stage thermal control ± 0.1 deg C ± 5 deg C Outdoor Temp Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Frequency-dependent antenna beam Realistic Beam Model Spectral Structures from Beam on Twice Diurnal Term Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground Ground effects Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground Horizon Obstruction Pointing error Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

DARE (Dark Age Radio Explorer) Most pristine radio environment in inner solar system (Alexander & Kaiser 1976) No ionosphere !! Modulate foreground projection-induced polarization by rotating the spacecraft More freedom in sky region selection Modulation heritage from CMB – QUIET (Kusaka, et al. 2014) Burns et al. (2012) Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground

Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground Takeaways Obtain a model-independent & direct foreground measurement separated from the static 21-cm background Minimize measurement and system variations Shift modeling to the instrument which is more accessible (high-accuracy antenna and receiver models) to mitigate unwanted instrumental spectral features Use harmonic analysis to identify markers associated with instrumental effects Low Freq. III - Dec 2016 Nhan, B. - Polarimetry & Foreground