Weak Lensing - PSF Calibrations Steve Kent Apr 1, 2005 ● Motivation for studies: – 1. Develop concise metrics for requirements for weak lensing calibrations.

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Weak Lensing - PSF Calibrations Steve Kent Apr 1, 2005 ● Motivation for studies: – 1. Develop concise metrics for requirements for weak lensing calibrations. – 2. Evaluate ground vs. space performance for SNAP.

Weak Lensing Equation = x ( ) * Apparent ImageInstrinsic ImageGravitational shear Point Spread Function PSF is measured from bright stars near a sample galaxy

Metrics for weak lensing ● Accurate knowledge of PSF is required to extract gravitational shear signal ● Shear signal: (1 - b/a) ~ 1% ● Require systematic errors to be "small" compared to statistical errors – ==> error in PSF shear ~ 0.1% for 0.6 arcsec FWHM seeing. (i.e., my top-level requirement is the accuracy for measuring ellipticity of an intrinsically round image of a specified FWHM). – ==>.01% for SNAP

Model of a PSF = * Elliptical PSFCircular PSF"Whisker" Circular PSF has contributions from intrinsic PSF & seeing Whisker PSF has contributions from intrinsic PSF & tracking errors. I will use the amplitude of a "whisker" from the intrinsic PSF as my metric for weak lensing calibration, since this mimics the gravitational shear signal and is easy to calculate. For convolution, FWHM's add in quadrature. A 0.1% error in shear for 0.6" FWHM seeing => 0.03" FHWM error in the equivalent PSF "whisker".

Mathematically... PSF = PSF seeing + PSF tracking + PSF optics +... PSF = Dilution Polarization Whisker length c: where

Example Design: may11 Location: Edge of field (225 mm radius) Filter: r' (0.56 and 0.69 microns) FWHM: 0.2" Whisker length: 0.1" Whisker orientation: 90 o (Note: shear patterns are tensors:,, )

Example - 4 m CTIO Mosaic II

Whisker length variation across focal plane (3' spacing) Filt zen may11 vista FWHM diff FWHM diff g r i z

Physical factors causing non-static PSF ● Thermal – Focus – Mirror distortion (astigmatism) ● Gravity – Mechanical motions (coma, astigmatism) ● Atmosphere – Seeing (image size; spatial changes?) – Differential Refraction (rotating ADCs?) ● Earth rotation – Tracking & guiding errors

Whisker length vs. +/- 25 micron defocus Filt zen may11 vista FWHM diff FWHM diff g r i z

Whisker length vs. primary mirror decenter Filt zen 0.5 mm 1 mm FWHM diff FWHM diff g r i z

Astigmatism - enemy of weak lensing BTC Images taken with CTIO 4 m telescope Image variations caused by: a) Astigmatism b) Poor control of focus

REFOCUS

Causes of astigmatism ● I. Intrinsic design of telescope optics ● II. Offset of focal plane from design focus. (this probably what affected BCT) ● III. Imperfect polishing or support of primary mirror ● Relative sensitivity of various designs to offsets: – Current Blanco1.57 – DECAM0.46 – VISTA0.18 – LSST1.16 – ADC5 (DECAM)0 – SNAP0.03

Coma - enemy of weak lensing CTIO Mosaic II

Coma + ADC pattern Blanco Mosaic II ADC - neutral position axis to right Primary decenter 0.2 mm x -0.7 mm y