Masahiro Konishi (IoA, UTokyo), SWIMS Team S W I M S.

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Masahiro Konishi (IoA, UTokyo), SWIMS Team S W I M S

Members and Collaborators Development Team Kentaro Motohara (PI) MK, Hidenori Takahashi, Natsuko Kato Ken Tateuchi, Yutaro Kitagawa, Soya Todo IFU Team Shinobu Ozaki (NAOJ), Tomohiro Yoshikawa (Kyoto Niji Koubou) SWISM18 Project Team Tadayuki Kodama (NAOJ), Makoto Tanaka (NAOJ), Masao Hayashi (UTokyo) Science collaboration Tadayuki Kodama (NAOJ), Makoto Tanaka (NAOJ), Masao Hayashi (UTokyo), Ken’ichi Tadaki (NAOJ), Tohru Nagao (Ehime U.), Keiichi Maeda (Kyoto U.)

S W I M S Overview First generation instrument for TAO 6.5-m telescope Two-color simultaneous wide-field observation Blue: 0.9—1.4  m / Red: 1.4—2.5  m Wide spectral-range spectroscopy R~500—1000 YJHK s (MOS, IFU) spectroscopy From Telescope Slit mask IFU module 6’.6 x 3’.3 (0”.096 pixel -1 ) 2x H2RG FOV Layout 

S W I M S Specifications of SWIMS Observation ModeImaging and multi-object spectroscopy Dimensions, weight2.0 x 2.0 x 2.0 m 3, 2.5 tons Field of View6.6 x 3.3 arcmin 2 (2.8 x 3.3 for MOS) Spatial Resolution0.096 arcsec/pixel Wavelength Range /  m (blue/red arm) DetectorHAWAII-2RG (two arrays per arm) Filters (broad-band, narrow-band)Y, J, H, K s, N129, N133, N1875, N195 Spectral Resolution Blue : R ~ 700 – 1,000 Red : R ~ 500 – 900 Number of slit masks~ 20 (including long slit masks) MOS multiplicity~ 30 objects/mask IFU14” x 5.2” with 13 slices Expected Total ThroughputImaging: 31%, Spectroscopy: 20% Expected limiting magnitudes (in AB) Imaging (1hr, S/N=5) Spectroscopy (1hr, S/N=5, R=1,000) Y=25.3, J=24.5, H=23.7, K s =24.0 Y=23.6, J=22.7, H=22.5, K s =22.2

S W I M S Target Science Approaches: NBF* (+ BBF + MBF*) imaging YJHK s simultaneous imaging, (MOS/IFU) spectroscopy Science Case: Formation of massive, compact, quiescent galaxies* Protocluster search at z~3.3* YJHK s multiple line survey for z~2 QSOs NIR spectral sample of nearby SNe NIR search, classification of massive stars (* : SWIMS18 project)

S W I M S MOS Unit Mechanical design: based on MOIRCS heritage Mask dewar with a GM cooler Mask exchanger using a robot arm 24 mask slots 2 for IFU, 1 for engineering, a few for long slits Cooling cycle: ~ 3 days Exchange time: ~ 2 min.

S W I M S Filters 3 filter/grism wheels per arm 4 BBF, 8 MBF, and 10 NBF procured including SWIMS18 filters Name c FWHM BBFY J H Ks NBFNB1244* NB1261* NB1630* NB1653* NB2137* NB2167* NB NB NB NB MBFJ1* J2* H1* H2* H3* K1* K2* K3* (* : SWIMS18 project)

S W I M S Integral Field Unit Foreoptics (enlarger) and Image slicer Identical mechanical I/F as MOS masks  retractable. < 240 x 170 x 60 mm, < 1 kg FoV: 14” x 5.2” (13 slices with 14” x 0.4”) Image quality: ~0.3” (worst) Test fabrication of a slicer mirror (Nano-opt/Nagase) SWIMS Optics

S W I M S Current Status and Next Cryostat Improvement of cooling performance (~Feb 2014) Flexure test MOS Unit Cooling/Mechanical performance Test (OK) Reliability &Reproducibility Test Detector Performance evaluation of H2RG+ASICs (in prog.) Simultaneous operation of multiple H2RGs

S W I M S Schedule System Integration (~2014) Mechanical performance Cooling performance Imaging performance Transportation (late 2015) Preparation at Hilo and Summit (2016) Test and science observation (~2017) Transportation to TAO (2017) Now preparing a proposal for PI instrument.

S W I M S SWIMS Summary Simultaneous-color Wide-field Infrared Multi-object Spectrograph First generation instrument for TAO 6.5-m telescope Two-color simultaneous wide-field observation Wide spectral-range spectroscopy Wide-field IFU Will be at Subaru for observation during Contact us at