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First Light And Reionization Nick Gnedin

Reionization and 5-Year Plans Sovier leaders would love reionization it is a field where every 5 years something interesting happens.

SDSS Quasars ~ 2005 z=5.7 z=6.0 z=6.3 (Fan et al 2005)

SDSS Quasars ~ 2005 SDSS quasars are unambiguous reionization ended at.

Hubble WFC3 ~ 2010 UV luminosity functions are measured all the way to.

CMB ~ 2015 Tension between WMAP Thompson optical depth measurement and observed UV LFs is still with us. Depending on the Planck results, it may or may not remain after ~2015...

Redshifted 21 cm ~ 2015 Precision Array for Probing the Epoch of Reionization (PAPER) Murchison Widefield Array (MWA)

Redshifted 21 cm ~ 2015

Redshifted 21 cm ~ 2015 3 orders of magnitude passed. 1 to go

Redshifted 21 cm ~ 2015 Progress in measuring the redshifted 21 cm is mind-blowing. ¾ of the way already passed with ~50% reduced funding. The actual detection by ~2015 is likely.

Theory ~ 2005 Small boxes Hydrodynamics Self-consistent RT Large boxes N-body RT in post-processing

Theory ~ 2010 Small boxes Hydrodynamics Self-consistent RT Large boxes N-body RT in post-processing

Theory ~ 2015

Theory ~ 2015 Sustained peta-scale computing is what needed to jump-start the reionization theory. With such computing power, one can run hydro simulations with the fully self-consistent RT in 100 Mpc boxes.

CROC Project (Tacconi et al 2013) Star formation based on the observed molecular Kennicutt-Schmidt relation. Standard ( blastwave ) feedback model. Up to 200,000 dynamic range with AMR. Fully self-consistent RT.

CROC Project UV luminosity functions IGM opacity

Playing Field ~ 2020 Two big guys on the block: JWST and GMT. By ~2020 we should have: Detection of 21 cm signal and the measurement of the 21 cm power spectrum over ~ 1 dex in wavenumber; perhaps, images of a few large HII regions around brightest quasars. Detailed numerical simulations that model ~100 Mpc boxes with ~10 pc resolution, resolving galactic disks and the escape of ionizing radiation from star-forming regions.

Let s Dream! ~ 2020 21 cm tomography matching HII regions to their source galaxies (and yes, hemisphere does matter, MWA & PAPER are in the south): relative escape fractions with proper modeling clustering of galaxies and gas possibly, in large enough HII regions, constraints on the non-stellar/non-agn ionizing sources (like DM annihilation)

Let s Dream! ~ 2020 Spectroscopy: detailed studies of proximity zones around large quasars: properties of host halos of quasars properties of surrounding IGM (albeit a highly biased part of the universe) Spectroscopy: constraining the evolution of the (bright end of the QSO) luminosity function: time-scales for supermassive black hole growth perhaps, constraints on seed masses

Let s Dream! ~ 2020 Spectroscopy: metal pollution in the IGM Evolution and clustering of Lyman-a emitters: dust abundance in first galaxies (the only place where dust formation/destruction timescales matter) extra clustering of Lyman-a emitters due to foreground absorption (?) Other cool stuff someone smart will come with...

Conclusions Reionization studies are like Roman legions: steady and unstoppable. The rest of this decade will see it becoming multiwavelength (with multi = 2) there is little doubt that redshifted 21 cm signal will be detected in the next 2-3 years (barring some major economic crisis). GMT and, to a lesser extent, JWST will be instrumental in complimenting radio (gas) with studies of infrared (stars).

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