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WISH upon a first galaxy….

WISH Wide-field Imaging Surveyor for High-Redshift WISH Working Group M31 Phot: R.Gendler

Toru Yamada, Chihiro Tokoku (Tohoku University) Ikuru Iwata, S.Tsuneta, T.Morokuma, T.Kodama, Y.Komiyama (NAOJ) H.Matsuhara, T.Wada, Y.Oyabu (JAXA/ISAS) H.Sugita, Y.Sato (JAXA) K.Ohta, K.Yabe, Tsutsui (Kyoto University) M.Doi, N.Yasuda (University of Tokyo) N.Kawai (TiTEC), Yonetoku (Kanazawa U), A.Inoue (Osaka Sangyo U.) Y.Ikeda (Photocoding), S.Iwamura (M.R.J) WISH WG Members

1.WISH: Brief Summary 2.WISH: Science Goals 3.WISH: Survey Strategy 4.WISH: Development

WISH Brief Summary (1) ● NIR Deep and Wide-field Imaging Surveyor ● Exploring the 1 st generation galaxies ● Dedicated, ~100 deg 2, 28AB (~25nJy) ● Concept developed under JAXA/ISAS WG to be launched in late 2010’s (NET2017)

WISH Brief Summary (2) ● 1-5 μm wavelength range ● 1.5m diameter telescope ● Very Wide-Field Imager ~1000 arcmin 2 FoV ● pixel scale: 0.15” / 18μm (f/16) ● Cooled to < 100K (telescope) ● SE-L2, JAXA HIIA

WISH Science Goals (1) ● Exploring the Ultimate Frontier of Galaxies Detection of 1 st -generation galaxies and studying cosmic reionization over z=7-15 ● NIR search and light curves for type-Ia SNe History of cosmic expansion and Dark Energy ● Transients: high-z GRB, luminous SNe ● Huge statistics and New discovery

Subaru VLT,Keck,Gemini.. ………… Hubble Space Telescope WISH JWST Redshift z~6 Redshift z~15

Studying High-redshift (z=7-15) galaxies Faint Rare Near Infrared  Space NIR Wide-field Imager Dedicated Survey Strategy

How deep, how large area should we observe? Solid lines: empirical expectation (extrapolation) from z=6-8 luminosity function Dotted lines: expectation based on galaxy models (semi-analytic treatment) Observed (z=6-8, HST WFC3) and Predicted (z=6-15) UV Luminosity Function of Galaxies

In the observers’ frame… Limit of AB>27-28 is needed Empirical luminosity evolution Semi-analytic Model prediction FoV JWST NIRCam 2.2’x2.2’ x 2ch ~ 2.8x10 -3 deg 2 Only 0.3~3 z=12 galaxies are expected above AB~30 within NIRCam FoV z=12

Number Density [objects per 1 deg 2 ] for AB < 28.0 redshiftNo EvolutionEmpiricalSAMDMH 1.0μm-drop 8-94,0001, μm-drop , μm-drop , WISH Science Goals number of the observed Expected number of the observed very high-redshift galaxies very high-redshift galaxies Numbers for 1 deg 2, <28AB Galaxies bright enough for deep spectroscopy with ELT + AO spectrograph

What is your WISH? Requirements Limiting magnitude AB~28 (at least) AB~28 mag within a reasonable amount of time - telescope aperture 1.5m - image size / pixel scale 0.15” / 18μm pix vs. diff. lim. 0.22” at λ =1.5μm - telescope temperature ~100K to achieve ZL-limited observations Field of View ~1000 arcmin 2 (0.28 deg 2 ) survey speed ~2x of JWST NIRCam for extended sources such as Φ~0.2” (resolved for JWST, not resolved for WISH)

WISH Science Goals ● Exploring the Frontier of Galaxy Creation Detection of 1 st -generation galaxies and studying cosmic reionization over z=7-15 ● NIR search and light curves for type-Ia SNe History of cosmic expansion and Dark Energy ● Transients: high-z GRB, luminous SNe ● Huge statistics and New discovery

WISH: Survey Strategy set of broad-band filters to select high-z galaxies

WISH: Survey Strategy set of broad-band filters to select high-z galaxies

WISH: Survey Strategy Telescope should be cooled to ~100K (detector to ~40K for 5 μm) 28mag 10h

WISH: Survey Strategy Depth (3σ) (AB mag) AreaExample of the Filters (a plan, to be determined) Ultra Deep Survey (UDS) deg 2 1.4,1.8, 2.3, 3.0 μm Multi-Band Survey (MDS) 2810 deg 2 1.0,4.0 Ultra Wide Survey (UWS) deg 2 1.4, 1.8, 2.3 Extreme Survey deg 2 1.0, 1.4, 1.8 Survey categories

WISH: Survey Strategy WISH UDSWISH MBS Filter ChoiceArea (deg 2 ) Filter ChoiceArea (deg 2 ) Plan 11.8, 2.3, 3.0 μm ,1.4,4.0 μm 14 Plan 21.4, 1.8, 2.3, 3.0 μm ,4.0 μm 9 Surveys can be achieved within ~ 1000 days (50% overhead ) + Ultra Wide Survey (~1000 deg2 shallow) + Extreme Survey (~29 mag narrow field)

WISH can detect ~10 4 galaxies at z=8-9, ~ galaxies at z=11-12, and ~ galaxies at z=14-17 WISH: Survey Strategy Many of them are feasible spectroscopic targets

WISH Development

WISH Development: Optical Layout M1 M2 M3 M1: Ellipsoidal M2: Hyperboloid M3: Ellipsoidal Focal Plane Cold stop - Very flat focal plane - Diffraction-limited images to φ ~50’ at 1-5 μm Yuji Ikedaet al. (photocoding)

WISH Development: Optical Layout Simulated Point Spread Function at radius 0.2, 0.325, and 0.45 deg at λ ~ 1.3μm SR > kx4k (4 x 2k x 2k ) array

WISH Development: Telescope Structure 1.5m Primary Mirror - ultra low-expansion glass material -light weighted (< 200kg) Supported by CFRP structure

WISH Development: Telescope Structure w/ SAGEM Mirror fixation - launch load - thermal road (to 100K) Bonding / clumping solutions studied

WISH Development: Filter Exchanger Requirements: - operate more than 7 filters (selection of high-z galaxies) - large-sky survey in a single filter  Needs for the filter exchanger TypeMerits/advantagedifficulties WheelheritageLarge beam size, weights Sliderworks in room temperatureLubrication at 100K FlipLess difficulty in lubricationGaps between detectors

WISH Development: Filter Exchanger Flip-type filter exchanger - less difficulty of lubrication at low temperature - helps thermal design easier - needs gaps between detectors in use

Detector Focal PlaneFilter locationDithering Pattern ● 1 filter exchanging unit for a two (4k x 4k) arrays ● 8 filters for 1 unit WISH Development: Filter Exchanger

WISH Development: Preliminary Thermal Design achievedrequirement M179K~100K M2132K~100K FPI BOX95K~80K Preliminary Thermal Design On-going Passive cooling - Telescope 100K - FPI Box 80K - Detector 40K (radiator)

Summary ● NIR Deep and Wide-field Imaging Surveyor ● 1.5m aperture, 0.15”/pix ● Exploring the 1 st generation galaxies ● Dedicated, ~100 deg 2, 28AB (~25nJy) ● ~10 4 galaxies at z=8-9, ~3-6x10 3 at z=11-12, and ~ galaxies at z=14-17 ● Concept developed under JAXA/ISAS WG to be launched in late 2010’s