HERA Imaging and Closure

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HERA Imaging and Closure Memos 12, 13 Process Models: Sims Continuum and line models UV and imaging simulations (Demo?) Imaging PSF Line+noise Continuum at high latitude Galactic Center Closure spectra Equations Line vs. Continuum Line + Continuum HERA19: the good and the bad

Sims et al. (2016) sky models Jy/pix at 85” pix Line ~ 10-5 x Contin. PBFWHM = 10o Sim field = 48o Galactic diffuse synchrotron: structure extrapolated to few arcmin scales Galactic Free-Free 1% Egal point sources: include clustering All cases: include spectral behavior 100 to 200MHz (eg. SI distribution, SSA…) HI 21cm line signal: 21cmFAST Wide field via tiling (of multiple realizations?) <FHI> ~ 0.5 at given z Cube: 122MHz to 130MHz, 0.2MHz channels

CASA Simulator: UV measurement set PSF – NA FWHM = 25’ PSF – R=0 FWHM = 12’ HERA350 ‘Dillon-Parsons’ configuration Noise per channel as per telescope specs in Deboer ea. 2016 PSF: Inner sidelobes @ ~ 2o, ~ few% to 10% unity grating lobes at 17o radius => serious aliasing

Continuum: High Galactic Latitude Input model smoothed with 12’ Gaussian, cut at 30% of PB TB ~ 350K to 450K HERA350 R=0 CLEAN PSF FWHM = 12’ TB ~ +/- 10K Natural spatial filter of interferometer => <FG> is weaker than expected

Grid response: Not problem for Gaussian PB and no strong sources at large distances Problem: few % far sidelobes + strong sources at large distances?

HI 21cm line channel image + noise 127MHz model Observed Color = input model * 25’ Gaussian Contour = HERA observation 100hrs, 0.2MHz, rms/chan = 50uJy/beam Natural Weighting: PSF FWHM = 25’ If we can fight through continuum, HERA has good LSS imaging capability

Galactic Center Color = Model, Eberg 1.4GHz (Reich ea.) Contour = HERA 150MHz, 12’ res Peak = 2200Jy/beam, 1st contour = 5 Jy/beam 100 MHz – 200 MHz spectra: FF abs, SSA…

Closure phase: route to detection independent of calibration? <Ei x Ej>t ≣ Closure phase is a true measurement of Sky signal, independent of calibration (ie. complex bandpass) Conjecture: spectral behavior of closures phases of line vs. continuum will be adequate to separate the two via smooth curve fitting in frequency?

Solar radio bursts BIMA (Lim ea. 1992): no phase calibration applied! Currently being applied to FRB searches (Law ea.)

Three shortest equilateral triangles: line vs. continuum Closure spectra Three shortest equilateral triangles: line vs. continuum 28m 14m Encouraging S/N is adequate to detect line fluctuations in reasonable time (100hr) Continuum much smoother than line, but is it smooth enough? 42m Continuum mean subtracted

Line + continuum w. 3rd order baseline removed Residuals x 100 21cm only Conclusions Line vs. continuum very different behavior with freq, but… Residual frequency dependent structure in continuum closure phases not smooth enough to remove via spectral baseline fitting Possible manifestation of ‘wedge’ = chromatic response of interferometer? Maybe separable with a ‘delay spectrum-type’ approach? 99% continuum removed, then baseline fit (residuals x 30)

HERA19 raw data Encouraging Single baseline, uncalibrated spectra 10min, 11sec records, 0.1 MHz chans, 100-200MHz Mainly testing FITS converter: AIPS and CASA Encouraging Not dominated by RFI or cross-talk = telescope response x Sky Sky signal x telescope response: coherent in amp, phase vs. frequency

Amp Phase Large delay?

10min average: ripples? RFI

Vis amp, phase vs. time: well behaved Closure phase: reasonable, too 21, 23, 81 145MHz Amp Phase Vis amp, phase vs. time: well behaved Closure phase: reasonable, too Closure Phase

Weaker Vis Amp show larger phase noise 11, 32, 90 Visibility phase 130MHz 155MHz Why the sky? Weaker Vis Amp show larger phase noise Large phase gradients normalize out in closure => slope = uncalibrated antenna-based delay Closure phase

UV coverage snapshot Encouraging Not dominated by RFI or cross-talk Clearly see sky signal: coherent in amp, phase vs. frequency, closure phase Still technical problems (AN; Vis u,v,w) HERA19 -- data HERA37 -- sim