The XENIA mission Cosmic chemical evolution of baryons

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The XENIA mission Cosmic chemical evolution of baryons Luigi Piro C. Kouveliotou, J.W. den Herder, T. Ohashi, D. Hartmann, D. Burrows and the Xenia team: consortium of Institutes from US, Eu, Japan

Xenia will trace structure formation Gamma-Ray Bursts Evolution of massive star formation using GRBs to trace their explosions back to z > 8) Measure the metals in the host galaxies of GRBs and the explosive enrichment in their close environment out to z>8 Clusters of Galaxies Trace the evolution and physics of clusters out to their formation epoch (z>1) Measure the thermodynamical and chemical properties of a fair sample out to the virial radius Cosmic Web Detect the largest reservoir of baryons from z~1 to the present time by measuring densities ~30 times smaller than previously done

Xenia mission profile

Xenia instruments

CRIS Cryogenic Imaging Spectrometer Area 1000cm2@0.5keV Energy range: 0.1-3 keV Resolution: 2.5eV (1eV goal) Field of view=1.0° ang.res=3’ TES microcalorimeters

Xenia instruments

HARI High Angular Resolution Imager Area =1000cm2@1keV Range: 0.3-8 keV Field of view=1.4° ang.res=10” constant CCD

Xenia instruments

TED Transient Event Detector Eff area= 1500 cm2 8-200 keV (goal <5 keV) 3 sr (¼ of the sky,) 3’ localization 2 CZT based coded mask detectors

GRBs as cosmological probes TED: 150 GRB localized per year, 80 GRB with Fluence(15-150keV) > 10-6 erg cm-2 s-1 GRB @ z>6: 7-14 (goal) per year Mid-bright GRB afterglow with a fast (t<60s) pointing CRIS yields 105-6 X-ray photons, and 103 cts in 1 eV resolution bin In 5 years: Golden sample of >250 afterglows with high resolution X-ray spectra: redshift, metals in host-galaxy and close environment from local to high-z universe Platinum sample of 150 afterglows for WHIM studies

Exploring a new region of the Cosmic web Cluster @ Virial r. Hot (clusters) WHIM EW>10km/s for OVI OVII OVIII, n Branchini et al 2009 Star forming Cold Diffuse

Tomography of the Universe: the X-ray forest from the Cosmic Web with GRBs ~200s OVII-OVIII filaments in 5 years

3D mapping of the Cosmic Web Model, Dz=0.01 Detected, OVII+OVIII in emission, 5 s, 1 Ms 4°x4° Pixel size is 3 arcmin >100 detecttions at five sigmas in the lines Down to overdensities of 100

GRBs as cosmological probes TED: 150 GRB localized per year, 80 GRB with Fluence(15-150keV) > 10-6 erg cm-2 s-1 GRB @ z>6: 7-14 (goal) per year Mid-bright GRB afterglow with a fast (t<60s) pointing CRIS yields 105-6 X-ray photons, and 103 cts in 1 eV resolution bin In 5 years: Golden sample of >250 afterglows with high resolution X-ray spectra: redshift, metals in host-galaxy and close environment from local to high-z universe Platinum sample of 150 afterglows for WHIM studies

How a Xenia X-ray spectrum of GRB will look like MCG-6-30-15, Lee et al, Chandra HEGT 120 ksec

Tracing the metal enrichment in the GRB local environment X-ray metal edges from a GRB nearby environment at z=7

ISM of the host galaxies Chemical c., ionization, kinematics (outflows) in galaxies up to z>7 Resonant absorption lines from GRB host galaxy at z=1 14/11/2018 17 17

Summary Medium class mission proposed to the 2010 Decadal Survey Xenia Unique capabilities: large grasp, fast reaction, high spectral resolution) Core science: GRB as probes, WHIM, clusters + Auxiliary science Brings in a large community outside GRBs