Kyoto 3DII (3DII) + AO188 2010 Apr 26 HST 1.What is 3DII? 2.Purposes of 3DII + AO188 3.What is needed for this? 4.Present status 5.Cass or Nasmyth in future?

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Kyoto 3DII (3DII) + AO Apr 26 HST 1.What is 3DII? 2.Purposes of 3DII + AO188 3.What is needed for this? 4.Present status 5.Cass or Nasmyth in future? 6.Proposed schedule [I am sorry but some parts are written in Japanese.] tutorial/index.html tutorial/index.html より

What is 3DII? Multi-mode spectrograph --- includes Integral field spectrograph (IFS) mode, Fabry-Perot mode, etc. Optical wavelength ( nm) Now used at Subaru Cassegrain Focus “The Kyoto Tridimensional Spectrograph II on Subaru and the University of Hawaii 88-inch Telescopes”, Sugai et al., 2010, PASP, 122, 103 Present members in Kyoto Univ.: Sugai(PI), Matsubayashi, Nakajima, Yoshimura cf. Shimono, Akita, Hattori

At UH88: June 2002 At Subaru: August 2002 In the case of Cassegrain

Purposes of 3DII + AO188 First optical instrument used with AO at 8-10m class telescopes ~0”.1 spatial sampling of 3DII Providing evaluation of AO188 in optical wavelengths

(下農他 2005, すばる UM ポスターより) Expected improvements with AO (IFS mode) 0”.5 seeing 0”.7 seeing

An example of present 3DII results IFS of gravitationally lensed Quasar (Z=0.658) 白い棒線が 0”.5 = 2.2kpc at z lens =0.295 。 最も暗い像 D は視野外。 "Integral Field Spectroscopy of the Quadruply Lensed Quasar 1RXS J : New Light on Lens Substructures”, Sugai, Kawai, Shimono, Hattori, Kosugi, Kashikawa, Inoue, Chiba, 2007, ApJ, 660, 1016 H  (broad line) [OIII](narrow line)

What is needed for this? Mechanical interface Nasmyth Mount Four fixed points Optical interface dichroic mirror

now in Hawaii

Focal position matching between AO188 & 3DII -  If we used IRCS fixed points, 3DII Nasmyth mount would be a very unbalanced one (risky; larger&heavier).

Optical interface (dichroic mirror: measured) cf. Laser guide star 589nm. AO low-order wave- front sensor nm.

Present status Mechanical interface Nasmyth Mount Four fixed points Optical interface dichroic mirror test done setting done to be installed on 2010 Apr 29, with Minowa-san

Cass or Nasmyth in future? Both desired Nasmyth for longer wavelengths (>650nm) Cass for shorter wavelengths (<650nm) We would try to minimize our changes of foci.

Proposed schedule This must not damage AO188, IRCS, Hi-CIAO schedules. This must not damage Hawaii observatory schedules, including daycrews’ ones.

Proposed schedule 2010/2011 Optical alignment between 3DII & AO188 (by using 3DII CCD & AO188 worked) Software integration with AO188 through Gen2 (SOSS compatible)? Test observations