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1 What we learned we don t know from Hitomi Adam Foster for the Hitomi Perseus Atomic Team L. Gu, J. Kaastra, H. Odaka, R. Smith, M. Sawada, S. Nakashima, N. Ota, G. Brown, J. de Plaa & more

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5 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Literature Literaturedata datafor for fluorescence fluorescenceyields yields of offe FeXXIV XXIV Palmeri et al 5

6 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Literature Literaturedata datafor for fluorescence fluorescenceyields yields of offe FeXXIV XXIV Palmeri et al 6

7 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates ~ Change Changeionization ionizationand and recombination recombinationrates rates Literature Literaturevalues valuesfor forfe FeXXIV XXIV Inner Innershell shellexcitation excitation Palmeri et al 7

8 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates Mostly Near Neutrals Change Changeionization ionizationand and recombination recombinationrates rates Literature Literaturevalues valuesfor forfe FeXXIV XXIV Inner Innershell shellexcitation excitation Palmeri et al 8

9 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates Mostly Near Neutrals Fe25+ ionization Change ionization Change ionizationand and Theory Fursa+2016 recombination rates Expt O Rourke+2001 recombination rates Literature Literaturevalues valuesfor forfe FeXXIV XXIV Inner Innershell shellexcitation excitation Palmeri et al 9

10 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates Mostly Near Neutrals Collisional Excitation Fe XXIV N Resolved Recombination Rate N Collisional Excitation Fe XXV N Atomic Atomicdata dataerror errorinin forbidden forbiddenline linecolln collnstrength strength 10

11 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates Mostly Near Neutrals Collisional Excitation Fe XXIV N Resolved Recombination Rate N Collisional Excitation Fe XXV N Atomic Atomicdata dataerror errorinin forbidden forbiddenline linecolln collnstrength strength 11

12 Data type Experiment Theory Fluorescence yields Some, as check Ioniz & Recomb rates Mostly Near Neutrals Collisional Excitation Fe XXIV N Resolved Recombination Rate N Collisional Excitation Fe XXV N Atomic Atomicdata dataerror errorinin forbidden forbiddenline linecolln collnstrength strength 12

13 Alternative Alternative(not (notwrong!) wrong!)data data still stillshows showsdifferences differences 13

14 Line Ratio Diagnostics HERE GO TO SPEX vs ATOMDB 14

15 Diagnostics lines at 4keV A SPEX 4keV G-ratio 9.1keV in AtomDB A Chianti 4keV G-ratio 11keV in AtomDB 15

16 In flight calibration: Hitomi Atomic Data Paper 12% change in S abundance Also studied the effects of: Different models Line shapes Fixing Line Ratios Collision Strengths 14% change in Fe abundance Atomic code, astrophysical modelling, and instrumental calibration have overall similar contribution to the error budget. Atomic code improved dramatically after the launch (some key updates triggered by the atomic paper itself). Still the uncertainty on collisional excitation is 10-20%@4 kev (might be larger at lower- or higher- energies). 16 Laboratory work needed.

17 This was the easy stuff H-like and He-like Fe are the simplest systems! 17

18 This is the easy stuff! H-like and He-like Fe are the simplest systems! Lurking below 2keV/in longer observations: Fe L-shell lines (wavelength, intesity, identification) Ionization balance? Line identification? Driving processes? Dielectronic satellite lines (wavelength, intensity) We need significant Ground Calibration for Atomic Data! 18

19 Summary: What don t we know Ionization rates, esp. at high energies Collisional excitation of strong diagnostic lines Inner-shell excitation and fluorescence yields All of the above * lots for non-fe Dielectronic Satellite lines wavelength, flux 19

20 Lorentz Workshop APEC SP E Reduced CSTAT: 1.4 KT = 1.5keV X Reduced CSTAT: 1.2 KT = 1.3keV 20

21 Lorentz Workshop APEC SP E Reduced CSTAT: 1.4 KT = 1.5keV X Reduced CSTAT: 1.2 KT = 1.3keV 21

22 Produce series of easily comparable outputs: CIE Plasma NEI plasma Photoionized Plasma Charge State Distribution Charge State Distribution Charge State Distribution Radiated X-ray Power Strong Line List Strong Lines Strong Line List Continuum Spectrum Heating and Cooling Rates Line Populating Processes Absorption Spectrum Post in simple ASCII formats for users to access 22

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