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DESY, 30 September 2008 Julien Lesgourgues (CERN & EPFL)
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MAIN STREAM DM = CDM + 3 flavor neutrinos, with 2 or 3 massive eigenstates 2 unknown “cosmological parameters”: m , IH or NH detectable negligible SIDE WAYS Sterile, non-thermal, coupled, decaying, mass-varying, …
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Background effect: parameter different from cdm (also DM today, but radiation in the past) e.g. increase with fixed dm decrease cdm postpone M/R equality change CMB peak height (and position) and shape of matter power spectrum P(k) non-degenerate effect for flat CDM Effect on perturbations: free-streaming slows down structure formation
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Perfect versus free-streaming fluid Perfect fluid = strongly coupled particles with bulk velocity (in the linear regime: single-valued velocity field) Free-streaming particles = collisionless particles with f(x,p,t) ≈ f(p,t) x p x p |v| = |p| /m = velocity dispersion CDM (WIMPS) in the approximation v << c HDM (light neutrinos) with 0.01 < v /c < 1
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Free-streaming scale distances time a inflation RADIATION DOMINATION eq MATTER DOMINATION acausal causal RHRH perturbation wavelength
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Free-streaming scale distances time a inflation RADIATION DOMINATION eq MATTER DOMINATION acausal causal RHRH perturbation wavelength maximum comoving f.s.s. free-streaming scale (10 -4 eV < m < 1 eV) nr heavylight
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Effect of neutrino masses on (linear) structure formation m + H m = 4 G m m expansion gravitational force Below critical scale, neutrinos contribute to expansion but not to gravitational force: m (a) slows down, [ d ln m / d ln a – 1 ] m...
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cdm bb metric a J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports [astro-ph/0603494] Free-streaming and structure formation
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cdm bb metric a 1-3/5f a J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports [astro-ph/0603494] Free-streaming and structure formation (f = / m )
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A. A.characteristic shape of matter power spectrum today Signature of massive neutrinos on P(k) P(k) = m 2 (today) k Light neutrinos step-like suppression -8f (from 3% to 60% for 0.05eV to 1eV) for 0.05eV to 1eV)
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B. B.linear growth factor Signature of massive neutrinos on P(k) P(k,a)/a 2 = (1+z) 2 P(k,z) k sCDM no linear growth factor sCDM (no DE, no m )
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B. B.linear growth factor Signature of massive neutrinos on P(k) P(k,a)/a 2 = (1+z) 2 P(k,z) k DE+CDM scale-independent linear growth factor sCDM (no DE, no m ) DE+CDM (no m )
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B. B.linear growth factor Signature of massive neutrinos on P(k) P(k,a)/a 2 = (1+z) 2 P(k,z) k DE+CDM+m scale-dependent linear growth factor sCDM (no DE, no m ) DE+CDM+HDM
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accélération décélération lente décélération rqpide accélération décélération lente décélération rqpide inflationradiationmatièreénergie noire ? current observations till 2007: best constraints from free-streaming since WMAP-5yr: background effect better seen future: free-streaming more powerful
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 (95% CL) + SNIa / BAO + Ly
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 (95% CL) + SNIa / BAO + Ly CMB only WMAP5 Dunkley et al. 08
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 WMAP5 + BAO (SDSS, 2dF) + + SNIa (SNLS, ESSENCE) Komatsu et al. 08 + SNIa / BAO + Ly + background (d A, d L ) (95% CL)
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 WMAP3 + SDSS-LRG/BAO + 2dF + SNIa Hannestad et al. 07, Kristiansen et al. 07 + SNIa / BAO + Ly + galaxy power spectrum (95% CL)
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 WMAP3 + SDSS-LRG/BAO + 2dF + SNIa Hannestad et al. 07, Kristiansen et al. 07 + SNIa / BAO + Ly + galaxy power spectrum (95% CL) limited to scales still linear today: suppression effect in power spectrum P(k)
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mass bounds from 7-parameter fits ( MDM = minimal CDM+M ) Bounds on neutrino mass Adapted from J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports 06 WMAP5 + other CMB + SDSS-LRG/BAO + SNIa + SDSS-Ly Fogli et al. 08 + SNIa / BAO + Lyman- forest (95% CL)
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accélération décélération lente décélération rqpide accélération décélération lente décélération rqpide inflationradiationmatièreénergie noire ? future techniques
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Weak lensing: galaxy shear Future: many dedicated surveys (CFHTLS, DES, SNAP, Pan-STARRS, LSST, Dune, …) Map of gravitational potential projected along line-of-sight COSMOS Massey et al., Nature 05497, 7 january 2007 tomography
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Weak lensing: CMB deflection map of gravitational potential map of gravitational potential projected along line-of-sight, especially around z~3
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Weak lensing: theoretical prediction Lensing spectrum (= convergence spectrum) expected power spectrum of lensing potential from sources at z ~ 0.2, 0.6, … 3.0 (error for LSST) from sources at z ~ 1100 (CMB) (error for CMBpol) linear Song & Knox [astro-ph/0312175]
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Weak lensing: theoretical prediction Lensing potential spectrum
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Weak lensing: observation with Planck JL, Perotto, Pastor, Piat Phys.Rev.D73:045021,2006
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Weak lensing: forecasts J.L. & S. Pastor, Physics Reports [astro-ph/0603494] LSST SNAP Planck+DUNE Kitching et al 08 Perotto et al. 06 Lesgourgues et al. 05 Song & Knox 2003
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Other promising techniques ISW effect induced by free-streaming during MD/DED Detectable with CMB x LSS cross-correlation Ichikawa & Takahashi 05 Lesgourgues, Valkenburg & Gaztanaga 07 Cluster redshift surveys Wang et al. 05 21cm surveys (21cm line emission by residual cosmic hydrogen after reionization) Wyithe & Loeb 08 =0.006 eV (differentiate NH / IH) Pritchard & Pierpaoli 08 Ly forests in quasar spectra Gratton et al. 07
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Impact of massive neutrinos on non-linear gravitational clustering … is a crucial to understand, in order to: - Extend analysis of galaxy / cluster/ cosmic shear surveys to larger k - Perform proper analysis of Ly- / BAO / 21cm data - Properly extract / interpret CMB foregrounds (thermal SZ) - Precisely address small-scale CDM distribution problem (satellites)
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Impact of massive neutrinos on non-linear gravitational clustering Brandbyge et al. 0802.3700 [astro-ph] N-body simulations including thermal velocities
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Impact of massive neutrinos on non-linear gravitational clustering Saito, Takada, Taruya 0801.0607 [astro-ph] Semi-analytical method (approximation to one-loop order) z=0
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Impact of massive neutrinos on non-linear gravitational clustering Y.Y.Y.Wong 0809.0693 [astro-ph] Semi-analytical method (one-loop order)
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