HST++ Summary. Jeremy Mould. National Optical Astronomy Observatory

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HST++ Summary Jeremy Mould National Optical Astronomy Observatory

What is the discovery space for HST++? UV 2.5 mag beyond COS Optical 2.5 mag beyond ACS Resolution a few mas Field larger than ACS (>1 Gpx) 8 meter Instrumental gains beyond this if science drivers are identified

HST++ will complement ALMA, NGST, GSMT and SIM 10 mas at 1.6µ

Evolution of IGM SUVO equation of state of baryons survey hot gas measure its large scale structure how do galaxies interact with this environment? chemical evolution: light elements and heavies Hubble Legacy Weak lensing Supernova cosmology watch for LSST FUSE, COS Legacy

LSST, a digital survey of the sky each week Weak lensing mass map of the Universe 100,000 supernovae per year z ε (1,2) Earth crossing asteroids 10,000 primordial trans- Neptunian objects View of the LSST telescope structure in the Steward Observatory straw man design. The primary mirror is at the center, and the secondary and tertiary are almost equidistant from the primary. The detectors are just ahead of the central hole in the primary (see: http://dmtelescope.org/ design.html)

IGM killer apps for HST++ Large scale structure of IGM @ z < 1.65 evolution of Ly α forest and its large scale structure many QSOs => many sight lines damped Ly α systems = baryon reservoir for all z chemical evolution of IGM to present day relate structure to galaxies (groundbased zs) UV HRS

Stellar pops killer apps for HST++ Galaxy formation unfilled dark halos first generation of stars & IMF forming stellar halos by accretion H 0 : Cepheids in Coma + SNIa zeropoint Don t descope this WF camera below a Gpx w is also an LSST δh/h ~ 2% with SIM recalibration goal with Planck, constrain the dark energy equation of state of the Universe δw ~ 0.01

Global parameters: the Hubble Constant Is H 0 > 60 km/sec/mpc?

Jim Peebles ruling

HST++ complementary to GSMT Star formation histories in Virgo MS Population I (to 10 8 years) with HST++ AGB 10 8 to 10 10 years with GSMT z = 6 Universe molecular clouds ALMA SFR from Hα NGST kinematics of galaxy formation GSMT starburst Ly α emission HST++ Large scale structure of IGM @ z < 1.65

Some HST programs GSMT e.g. Evolution of the fundamental plane van Dokkum et al Currently, z =.5 to 1.5 Structure from HST Kinematics from Keck Future, z = 2 to 3.5 Structure and kinematics from GSMT Mg lines 517 nm redshift to 1.6 2.3µ

The Fundamental Plane at z>0 Jorgensen et al 96 Kelson et al 00 van D & Franx 96 Kelson et al 97 van D et al 98 Slide courtesy of Pieter van Dokkum

HST programs GSMT HST++ e.g. Extending the stellar populations laboratory Star formation histories of M31 Leo ellipticals Projects possibly accessible from the ground not included here among killer applications

WFPC2 and SFH of LMC Just count stars at base of red giant branch => SFR(t)

Star formation histories with GSMT or HST++ Basic assumption: IMF is robust verified by HST studies of local dwarfs maybe inapplicable to Pop.III In all Local Group galaxies, full Star Formation History is on display CMDs show number of stars formed each Gyr in the Hertzsprung gap just count the stars as they cross!

Black hole environments Intermediate mass black holes in globular clusters M87 jet 10 mas = 1 pc HST++ 10 mas 200nm 4 meter SIM 10 mas 600nm GSMT 10 mas 1.6µ NGST 300 mas10µ ALMA 10 mas 1mm M31 nucleus 10 µas astrometry will probe dynamics [Spergel] wfpc2

Resolving stars OVI inner disk in CVs Surface features of cool stars Globular cluster cores Star formation..summary part II

Non-science notes Ground based co-program should be designed at the outset National Astronomy and Astrophysics Committee NSF/NASA cooperation Inter Agency Consultative Group NASA/ESA cooperation

The search for identity SUVO LOST ALOT arbitrarily large Guinness HST++ HST II NHST followed by NIST, NJST TPF Ask for ALOT or we may not get MUCH

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10 1 0.1 0.01 1 10 Wavelength (microns) R=5R=1, 0R=10, Comparative performance of a 30m GSMT with a 6.5m NGST Assuming a detected S/N of 10 for NGST on a point source, with 4x1000s integration R = 10,000 R = 1,000 R = 5 10 S/N Gain (GSMT / NGST) 1 0.1 0.01 R=5 R=1,000 R=10,000 GSMT advantage NGST advantage 1E-3 1 10 Wavelength (microns) S/N Gain (GSMT / NGST)