CHARACTERIZING EXOPLANETS WITH HIGH DISPERSION CORONAGRAPHY ON TMT

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CHARACTERIZING EXOPLANETS WITH HIGH DISPERSION CORONAGRAPHY ON TMT DIMITRI MAWET, CALTECH, NOVEMBER 2017 HDC TEAM @ CALTECH/JPL: J. WANG, J. JOVANOVIC, J-R DELORME, J. LLOP, N. KLIMOVICH, Y. XIN, W. XUAN, J. WALLACE, J. FUCIK, G. RUANE EXOPLANET ATMOSPHERES: B. BENNEKE (NOW AT U. MONTREAL), R. HU (JPL), S. DOMOGAL-GOLDMAN (GSFC), G. ARNEY (GSFC), J. FORTNEY KPIC HDC COLLABORATORS: M. FITZGERALD (UCLA), FROM WMKO: P. WIZINOWICH, S. CETRE, B. FEMENIA, S. LILLEY, E. WETHERELL, S. RAGLAND

HIGH DISPERSION CORONAGRAPHY Wang et al. 2017, Mawet et al. 2017

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS Unambiguous identification of molecules such as CO, CH 4, CO 2, O 3, O 2

PROOF OF CONCEPT AT MEDIUM RESOLUTION WITH OSIRIS AND HR8799 Marois et al. 2008 (2010)

HR8799c Konopacky et al. 2013

HR8799b Barman et al. 2015

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS Unambiguous identification of molecules such as CO, CH 4, CO 2, O 3, O 2 Line broadening: => spin measurements => planet accretion history => final mass and atmospheric composition => formation of moons and rings

MEASURE PLANET SPIN a Relative position ( ) 1.0 0.5 0.0 0.5 Snellen et al. 2014 (CRIRES@VLT) Stellar velocity Star position Planet position b CC signal 1.0 60 40 20 0 20 40 100 50 0 50 Velocity (km s 1 ) Velocity (km s 1 ) Bryan et al. 2017 (NIRSPEC @ Keck)

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS Unambiguous identification of molecules such as CO, CH 4, CO 2, O 3, O 2 Line broadening: => spin measurements => planet accretion history => final mass and atmospheric composition => formation of moons and rings Time Domain Analysis of line profile: => Doppler imaging => Global circulation => Cloud coverage and weather

DOPPLER MAPPING OF GIANT PLANETS Crossfield et al. 2014

HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS Unambiguous identification of molecules such as CO, CH 4, CO 2, O 3, O 2 Line broadening: => spin measurements => planet accretion history => final mass and atmospheric composition => formation of moons and rings Time Domain Analysis of line profile: => Doppler imaging => Global circulation => Cloud coverage and weather Contrast gains: => gains α N lines (# lines resolved) => Sidesteps chromatic speckle noise present and inevitable at low res

ELTs GPI/SPHERE HDC CONTRAST GAINS N lines

ASTROBIOLOGIST S FLOWCHART TO CHAMPAGNE S. Domagal-Goldman (GSFC)

BIOSIGNATURES AT HIGH R Wang J., Mawet D., Hu R., Benneke B. 2017

DETECTING BIO-SIGNATURE GASES WITH HDC ON TMT SNR contour map SNR contour map M dwarf planet at 5 pc CO2 Proxima Cen b O2 planet signal is ~10-8 Wang et al. 2017

DETECTING BIO-SIGNATURE GASES WITH HDC AT TMT SNR contour map SNR contour map M dwarf planet at 5 pc CO2 Proxima Cen b O2 planet signal is ~10-8 Wang et al. 2017

DETECTING BIO-SIGNATURE GASES WITH HDC AT TMT SNR contour map SNR contour map M dwarf planet at 5 pc CO2 Proxima Cen b O2 planet signal is ~10-8 Wang et al. 2017

BOTTOM LINE HDC might be the only way to tease out biomarkers from Earth-like and super-earth exoplanets HDC enables detailed characterization from optical to infrared: composition, spin, cloud mapping Strong synergies with transit spectroscopy and RV: fiber-fed diffraction limited high-resolution spectrographs

PSI strawman concept PSI-Blue Vis WFS PSI-Red IR WFS Woofer DM Cold Coronagraph Coronagraph Tweeter DM 8-13 μm Imager 0.6-1.8 μm IFU/Imager 0.6-1.8 μm High-Res Cold Coronagraph 2-5 μm High-Res 2-5 μm IFU/Imager

HRS CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (MODIUS) 9-channel Multiplexing using H4RG, 25-channel possible (reduced bw) Echelle Gra*ng Fiber Ap. Stop Coll OAP CX Prism Camera M2 H4RG Detector Camera M1 RV ready J. Fucik (COO) Camera M3

HIGH DISPERSION CORONAGRAPHY DEMONSTRATOR IN THE CALTECH EXOPLANET TECHNOLOGY LAB Mawet et al. 2017

HIGH DISPERSION CORONAGRAPHY SCIENCE DEMONSTRATOR WITH KPIC Keck Planet Imager and Characterizer

KPIC HDC MODULE 2nd relay Tip-Tilt mirror Fiber port 1 Fiber port 2 FIU dichroic #2 MEMS DM FIU dichroic #1 Tracking camera AO focus 1st relay Up

PERSPECTIVES Theoretical studies/numerical simulations: Refine HDC simulators (exo-zodis, telescope/system emissivity, speckle chromaticity) Refine theoretical models of exoplanet atmospheres Better spectroscopic templates Capture diversity of planets Archean Earth modeling HDC science demonstrators: KPIC @ Keck/NIRSPEC SCExAO @ Subaru/IRD HiRISE @ VLT/CRIRES PARVI @ Palomar

COLLABORATORS Caltech: J. Wang, N. Jovanovic, G. Ruane, J.-R. Delorme, R. Dekany, J. Fucik, N. Klimovich, J. Llop, R. Riddle, K. Matthews JPL: J.K. Wallace, E. Serabyn, G. Vasisht, R. Bartos, M. Bottom, AJ Riggs W.M. Keck Observatory: P. Wizinowich, S. Cetre, B. Femenia, S. Lilley, E. Wetherell, S. Ragland University of Hawaii: M. Chun, C. Bond, C. Baranec, D. Hall, D. Atkinson, S. Goebel, C. Lockhart, E. Warmbier University of Liege: O. Absil, E. Huby*, B. Carlomagno, C. Gomez, A. Jolivet, J. Surdej, S. Habraken, C. Delacroix** Uppsala University: E. Vargas, P. Forsberg, M. Karlsson UCLA: M. Fitzgerald Subaru: O. Guyon LAM: T. Fusco Arcetri: S. Esposito, C. Plantet ANU: F. Rigault (*) ULg -> ObsPM (**) ULg -> Cornel