Prof. Steven Boggs UCB Space Sciences Laboratory SPI Instrument Team Activities Prof. Steven Boggs (PI) Dr. Cornelia Wunderer (SPI CoI) Dr. Emrah Kalemci.

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Prof. Steven Boggs UCB Space Sciences Laboratory SPI Instrument Team Activities Prof. Steven Boggs (PI) Dr. Cornelia Wunderer (SPI CoI) Dr. Emrah Kalemci Mark Bandstra (student) INTEGRAL Users Group Mtg. July 15, 2005

Prof. Steven Boggs UCB Instrument Activities: Implement the use of PSD information to characterize and correct for radiation damage in SPI spectral response. Study the characteristics and rejection techniques for the spurious MeV background ‘lines’ due to electronic noise Understand SPI multiple-detector background (ME) for background and polarization studies. Characterize the SPI sensitivity to polarization and determine systematics affecting potential measurements. Characterize the RHESSI background using the MGGPOD suite (GSFC/CESR) to further understand the SPI background.

Prof. Steven Boggs UCB Science Activities: Joint SPI/RHESSI 26 Al, 60 Fe analysis for diffuse component Redshifted 2.2 MeV search – NS gravitational redshift Polarization (GRBs, Crab?, Cyg X-1?) Joint solar flare analysis with RHESSI w/ full or partial GOP support: SN1006 (w/ Reynolds, Milne) GRB timing – probe energy scales at the Planck mass GRB polarization (w/ Kouveliotou)

Prof. Steven Boggs Proceedings/Publications 1. L. Bouchet, et al., “SPI/INTEGRAL observation of the Cygnus region,” Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol. 411, pp. L377-L382 (2003). 2. P. Jean, et al., “SPI Instrumental background characteristics,” Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol. 411, pp. L107- L112 (2003). 3. J.P. Roques, et al., “SPI/INTEGRAL in-flight performance,” Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol. 411, pp. L91-L100 (2003). 4. G. Vedrenne, et al., “SPI: The spectrometer aboard INTEGRAL,” Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol. 411, pp. L63- L70 (2003). 5. Wunderer, C.B., et al., “A Preliminary Exposure-Map Based Comparison of SPI and RHESSI 26Al Flux Measurements”, Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 909 (2004). 6. Wunderer, C.B., Smith, D., Weidenspointner, G., “Modelling of the Detector Background Spectrum for the Low- Earth Orbit Ge Spectrometer RHESSI with MGGPOD,” Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 913 (2004). 7. Kalemci, E., Boggs, S., Wunderer, C., Jean, P., “Background in the multiple events (ME) of INTEGRAL/SPI”, Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 855 (2004). 8. Kalemci, E., Boggs, S., Wunderer, C., Jean, P., “Measuring polarization with SPI on INTEGRAL,” Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 859 (2004). 9. Diehl, R., et al., “Al(26) Studies with INTEGRAL's Spectrometer SPI,” Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 27 (2004). 10. Knoedlseder, J., et al., “Search for gamma-ray line emission from the radioactive decay of 60Fe with SPI,” Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 123 (2004). 11. Knoedlseder, J., et al., “SPI/INTEGRAL observation of 1809 keV gamma-ray line emission from the Cygnus X region,” Proc. 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Eds., ESA SP-552, ISBN, 33 (2004).

Prof. Steven Boggs Posters/Presentations 1. C. Wunderer, et al., “An Exposure-Map Based Comparison of the 26Al Fluxes Measured by SPI and RHESSI,” 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Munich, Germany, February C. Wunderer, et al., “Modelling of the Detector Background Spectrum for the Low Earth Orbit – Ge Spectrometer RHESSI with MGGPOD,” 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Munich, Germany, February E. Kalemci, et al., “Background in the Multiple Events (ME) of SPI/INTEGRAL,” 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Munich, Germany, February E. Kalemci, et al., “Measuring Polarization with SPI on INTEGRAL,” 5th INTEGRAL Workshop, Munich, Germany, February E. Kalemci et al., "Measuring Polarization with the INTEGRAL Observatory", X-Ray Polarimetry Workshop, SLAC, Stanford, CA, February C. Wunderer, et al., "A systematic study of GRB millisecond flares at MeV energies aiming to constrain Quantum Gravity, " HEAD Meeting, New Orleans, September E. Kalemci, et al., "Hard X-rays observations of SN 1006 with INTEGRAL", 2004, HEAD Meeting, New Orleans, September C. Wunderer, "Unraveling our Origins through Gamma-Ray Astronomy," MIT Astrophysics Colloquium, February C. Wunderer, "Unraveling our Origins through Gamma-Ray Astronomy," UC Berkeley Astrophysics Seminar, February E. Kalemci et al., "INTEGRAL Observations of SN1006", 205th AAS Meeting, San Diego, January 2005.

Prof. Steven Boggs SPI Team Meeting Presentations 1. E. Kalemci, S. Boggs, "Characterization of radiation damage before and after the annealing using the PSD", SPI Scientific Team Meeting, MPE, Garching, Germany, April E. Kalemci et al., "The distribution of SPI background events in lines and continuum for the singles and the multiples", SPI Scientific Team Meeting, CESR, Toulouse, France, June C. Wunderer, et al., Paris, “Combining SPI and RHESSI Measurements to constrain the spatial distribution of 26Al,” Paris, Oct. 8-9, E. Kalemci, S. Boggs, "Characterizing the effects of radiation damage before and after the second annealing using the PSD information", SPI Scientific Team Meeting & SPI/IBIS Joint Meeting, IAP, Paris, France, October E. Kalemci, S. Boggs, C. Wunderer, "Polarization capabilites of SPI & IBIS instruments", SPI Scientific Team Meeting & SPI/IBIS Joint Meeting, IAP, Paris, France, October C. Wunderer, et al., “Millisecond Time Structures of GRBs,” Toulouse, June 7-9, C. Wunderer, et al., "Light Bucket/ Exposure Map - Approach to 26Al with SPI,” Toulouse, June 7-9, E. Kalemci et al., "Search for gravitationally red-shifted 2.2 MeV line from selected neutron stars", SPI Scientific Team Meeting, CESR, Toulouse, France, June E. Kalemci et al., "Study of coincidence lines in ME", SPI Scientific Team Meeting, CESR, Toulouse, France, June C. Wunderer & S. Boggs, “The electronic noise background feature at MeV, ” Munich, Oct E. Kalemci et al., "INTEGRAL Observations of SN1006", INTEGRAL Internal Meeting at ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands, January C. Wunderer & S. Boggs, “Further characterization of the electronic noise feature at MeV,” Rome, March 2005.