Characterizing Partially-Occulted X-ray Sources Gordon Hurford UCB / SSL September 2009 - Genoa.

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Characterizing Partially-Occulted X-ray Sources Gordon Hurford UCB / SSL September Genoa

∫ V(u)e iux dx = I(x) Fourier transform of { V(u)}  Map of I(x) ∫ iuV(u)e iux dx = dI(x) / dx Fourier Transform of {iuV(u)}  Map of dI(x)/dx (noise-free transformation). Can use visibilities to map spatial derivative of source Provides basis for mapping sharp edges since dI(x) / dx of a step function = delta function A Useful Property of Visibilities

Typical image of a Limb Flare 7 March : keV What is the altitude and size of the x-ray source ?

Typical image of a Limb Flare 7 March : keV What is the altitude and size of the x-ray source ? Is the source partially occulted?

Relative visibility of a Gaussian Decrease in relative amplitude with increasing spatial frequency is the basis for measurement of source sizes

Relative visibility of an Occulted Gaussian Note the exceptionally high amplitudes when fine grids are oriented parallel to limb  Signature for partially occulted sources In some cases might be able to infer occultation fraction

Visibilities Amplitudes for 7 March 2002 Event Fine grids show large amplitudes when grids are parallel to limb

Effects of Occultation on Perception of Source Intrinsic source flux is underestimated Apparent source centroid is radially displaced from intrinsic centroid Apparent radial FWHM of source is less than intrinsic radial FWHM  Must be sure source is not partially occulted or make appropriate corrections

Potential Applications Occultation corrections to measurements of limb source sizes and positions. Can be exploited to provide new insight into source shapes –(next logical step after flux, location, size) –Hybrid algorithm to simultaneously map I(x) and dI(x) / dx ? RHESSI could give VERY accurate limb positions and profiles as a function of energy and time –(evaporation, chromospheric structure, etc) May provide basis of a technique for absolute aspect calibration of STIX

Next steps Exploit phase information –Can distinguish intrinsically flat from occulted sources. Write module to make 1-D radial profiles maps –in progress Make in hsi_vis_fwdfit provision for occulted gaussian profile. –in progress Investigate and exploit harmonic enhancement Put modules online for general use Apply to a set of occulted events to gain insight into x-ray limb profiles. See if any disk sources have sharp edges