WISH upon a first galaxy: WISH upon a first galaxy: Wide-Field Imaging Surveyor for High Redshift I.WISH: Wide-field Imaging Surveyor for High-redshift.

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WISH upon a first galaxy: WISH upon a first galaxy: Wide-Field Imaging Surveyor for High Redshift I.WISH: Wide-field Imaging Surveyor for High-redshift WISH is a newly proposed space science mission whose primary goal is to reveal the first-generation galaxies in the early young universe. We launch a 1.5m-aperture telescope equipped with ~1000-arcmin 2 wide-field NIR camera by middle/late 2010's in order to conduct ultra-deep and wide-area sky survey with the depth that cannot have been achieved by previous ground-base telescopes. WISH should be a very powerful and unique facility not only for the search for first-generation objects but also for study of dark energy, and many other fields in astronomy. Development of the mission concept including the Preliminary Design of the Optical Layout, Optical Elements, Telescope Structure, Filter-exchanging System, Filters, and FPA Assembly is being proceeded under the JAXA/ISAS WISH Working Group (PI:Toru Yamada). II. WISH Science Goals IV. WISH 望遠鏡 ( w37b w38b 参照) III. WISH Specifications & Sensitivity V. WISH Launcher, Orbit, Spacecraft Data production rate r DG 3-4 [Mbps] Data Downlink rate r DL <10.0[Mbps] SurveyLimiting mag.Number of Filters Area Ultra Deep Survey28 AB3100 deg 2 Multi-Band Survey27-28 AB5Sub WISH-UDS Ultra Wide Survey24-25 AB deg 2 Deep and Wide-area NIR wavelength ● Unique new Deep and Wide-area space mission in NIR wavelength (1-5μm) Exploring the early universe ● Exploring the early universe in the era of reionization to study the 1 st generation of galaxies Ultimate frontier in the history of galaxies  Ultimate frontier in the history of galaxies 1.5m Primary Mirror, Wide field ( ~1000 sq. arcmin ) ● 1.5m Primary Mirror, Wide field ( ~1000 sq. arcmin ) Dedicated, Single-task Facility with Simple optics Complementary ● Complementary with TMT (ELTs), JWST, SPICA, Subaru [HSC] [3] Extensive study of galaxy formation and evolution utilizing the unique wide-area NIR observations [1] Discovery of the First Generation Objects in very distant and early universe. [2] Study of the expansion history of the universe and properties of dark energy by using type-Ia supernovae luminosity at rest-frame NIR wavelength wishmission WISH Survey Plan Tentative plan for the WISH band-pass filters IV. WISH Development Large-area filter exchange system (warm test for sliding system) HIIA rocket is assumed for the Launcher. WISH fits for HIIA Dual Launch S-E L2 Orbit from JAXA SPICA web page Sun-Earth L2 Orbit is selected for realizing the stable temperature environment for passive cooling Weight budget Toru Yamada (Tohoku University) WISH team : Ikuru Iwata, Saku Tsuneta, Tomoki Morokuma, Tadayuki Kodama, Yutaka Komiyama (NAOJ), Chihiro Tokoku (Tohoku University) Hideo Matsuhara, Takehiko Wada, Shinki Oyabu (ISAS JAXA), Nobuyuki Kawai (TITEC), Kouji Ohta, Kiyoto Yabe (Kyoto University), Mamoru Doi, Naoki Yasuda, (University of Tokyo), Tomo Goto (UH), Yuji Ikeda (Photcoding), Satoru Iwamura (MRJ) ITEMComments Telescope Primary Mirror Diameter1.5m, K Wavelength1-5μm Field of View ∼ 1,000 arcmin 2 (or 35' diameter) Focal Plane Temperature<80K, Passive Cooling Wide-Field Near-IR Camera DetectorHgCdTe (18μm/pixel is assumed) Sampling0.15"/pix Operation Temperature40K, Passive Cooling Filters 5 broad-band filters covering 1μm to 5μm, Narrow-band filters or slitless spectroscopy (TBD) Spacecraft / Launcher OrbitSE-L2 RocketHII-A Total Weight1.3t (matched to HII-A dual launch) Others Mission Lifetime ∼ 5 years click Expected number of the detected 1 st Gen galaxies (in WISH-UDS) galaxies brighter than 27AB in their rest-frame UV light (A)No Evolution from z=7 (LF at z=6-7) (B) Evolution: 1.0-mag luminosity evolution from z>7 (C) Evolution: Proportional to the DM halo evolution (D) Prediction by a Semi-Analytic Model (Kobayashi, M. WISH SW) A lot of new exciting science cases were proposed and discussed in WISH Science-WS (2009/04,Japan), including Galactic structure, Exo-planets, Solar system Objects, etc. SubsystemWeight Mission Instrumen t TelescopeM1, M2, lenses Support structures82.0 Optical bench27.0 Focal Plane Arrays120.0 Thermal controls Sun Shield52.0 Radiator60.0 Mechanical Cooler0.0 Bus ButterySolar Panels others33.0 Data Communication Systems30.3 Data Analysis Systems24.3 Pointing Systems93.9 Thruster Systems82.0 Body158.0 Thermal Control Systems20.0 Others3.0 Electronics Systems30.0 Dry Weight Fuel120.0 Weigh at Launch M1/M2 110K FP 80K The limiting magnitude is calculated considering the ZL and thermal background from various components. WISH Basic Optical Layout (Yuji Ikeda) A design of focal plane layout and an example of survey matrix Strehl ratio Heritage of the Hinode 50cm Mirror WISHWISH Subaru WISH M31 Phot: R.Gendler Sun Earth Filter exchanger (TBD) Det QE AB