Potential Synergies Between MSE and the ELTs A Purely TMT-centric perspective But generally applicable to ALL ELTs

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Potential Synergies Between MSE and the ELTs A Purely TMT-centric perspective But generally applicable to ALL ELTs Warren Skidmore, TMT Instrument System Scientist 2 nd May, 2018 IPAC Science Talk 1

TMT MSE Slit masks But MSE multiplexing is HUGE. MSE is optical and NIR. 2

TMT MSE Slit masks But MSE multiplexing is HUGE. MSE is optical and NIR. TMT resolution at 1µm is 7 mas 7 mas = 200m at 5Mkm, 25 km at 5 AU (Jupiter) 0.035 AU at 5 pc (nearby stars), 0.034 pc at 1 Mpc, 300 pc at z~2.5 3

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TMT Instrument Road Map 5

TMT Instrument Road Map t exp =900s, S/N=10 per channel, R=4000 H=25.8 ~9 mag fainter than MSE @~11mas t exp =3600s, S/N=100 imaging H=26.2 t exp =4500s, S/N=150 per element, R=3500 V=20 ~2.3 mag fainter than MSE 6

Capabilities that TMT, GMT and ELT will provide Greater depth at similar wavelengths (WFOS) Higher spectral resolution (TMT - HROS, MODHIS, MICHI) Very modest MOS at near-ir and optical Fine spatial resolution NIR overlap with MSE moderate resolution wavelength coverage 1457nm-1780nm (TMT Facility AO system) High precision astrometry (~50 μas at brightness much lower than GAIA) Deep coverage at other wavelengths Deep narrowband imaging and IFUs Synergistic science is about context MSE will provide consistent data sets of huge numbers of targets Repeated visits for time domain ELTs will provide intensive observations of a smaller number of targets, sometimes extending the depth compared to MSE, sometimes different forms of observations to study different aspects WFOS and HROS science studies starting within weeks Look for notices 7

Capabilities that TMT, GMT and ELT will provide Greater depth at similar wavelengths (WFOS) Higher spectral resolution (TMT - HROS, MODHIS, MICHI) Very modest MOS at near-ir and optical Fine spatial resolution NIR overlap with MSE moderate resolution wavelength coverage 1457nm-1780nm (TMT Facility AO system) High precision astrometry (~50 μas at brightness much lower than GAIA) Deep coverage at other wavelengths Deep narrowband imaging and IFUs WFOS and HROS science teams Synergistic science is about context MSE will provide consistent data sets of huge numbers of targets Repeated visits for time domain ELTs will provide intensive observations of a smaller number of targets, sometimes extending the depth compared to MSE, sometimes different forms of observations to study different aspects WFOS and HROS science studies starting within weeks Look for notices 8

Metal poor stars, faint stars, stellar populations/formation, exoplanets, nucleosynthesis, etc. Exoplanet RV, phase resolved and transit studies with R~100,000 optical and Near-IR spectrographs Atmospheric characterization and mass/density Low temperature Brown Dwarf (exoplanet surrogates) time resolved spectroscopy for several tens Pc Diffraction limited observations of resolved stellar populations to several hundred Pc down to H-burning limit CMDs in different environments (OCs, GCs, DGs) e.g. Near-IR IFU spectroscopy of resolved stellar populations in nearby clusters High spectral resolution of unresolved Local Group GCs Mapping of protoplanetary disks Measuring very weak lines of UMP stars in the MW bulge Stellar 3d kinematics vs metallicity Individual stars in MW stellar streams (+ dark matter studies) 9

Dark Matter, Galaxies, Quasars, Cosmology 3d kinematics, chemical abundances and stellar populations in Milky Way dwarf galaxies, stellar streams Cusp/core problems, gravitational potential of the Milky Way ELTs can spatially resolve the scale of cusps/cores with NIR-AO Testing Hierarchical Formation Low surface brightness vs ultra-compact DGs and baryonic/dark matter mass ratio vs mass through the Local Group LSST will find low brightness DGs Inflation and weak gravitational lensing using AO imaging and internal velocities of galaxies to break degeneracy Strong gravitational lensing and dark matter substructure Flux anomalies and substructure of lensed objects Spatially resolved IFU spectroscopy of z~2-3 galaxies Star Formation, investigate the causes of quenching Spatially resolve the dusty torus in AGN Extend the M bh -σ relation, SMBH seeds and growth, star formation, outflows/agn feedback, host galaxy properties, reverberation mapping, binary SMBHs Photmetric redshift training sets residual systematics and highest redshifts 10

Dark Matter, Galaxies, Quasars, Cosmology 3d kinematics, chemical abundances and stellar populations in Milky Way dwarf galaxies, stellar streams Cusp/core problems, gravitational potential of the Milky Way ELTs can spatially resolve the scale of cusps/cores with NIR-AO Testing Hierarchical Formation Low surface brightness vs ultra-compact DGs and baryonic/dark matter mass ratio vs mass through the Local Group LSST will find low brightness DGs Inflation and weak gravitational lensing using AO imaging and internal velocities of galaxies to break degeneracy Strong gravitational lensing and dark matter substructure Flux anomalies and substructure of lensed objects Spatially resolved IFU spectroscopy of z~2-3 galaxies Star Formation, investigate the causes of quenching Spatially resolve the dusty torus in AGN Extend the M bh -σ relation, SMBH seeds and growth, star formation, outflows/agn feedback, host galaxy properties, reverberation mapping, binary SMBHs Photmetric redshift training sets residual systematics and highest redshifts 11

CGM/IGM structure, chemistry, motion SMBH growth, star formation, feedback Faint galaxies are ~200x more numerous than QSOs ELTs extend to the higher redshift universe and can probe smaller spatial scales with AO 12

Other things to think about to support synergistic science Databases and database supported science Access policies for key programs/pi led programs Instrument simulators and pipelines Synergistic observing programs Cross-facility coordination Parallel observing programs Different programs in the same field Target selection, integration time/planning tools, access policies Supporting small programs amongst key programs 13

Summary ELTs will have complimentary capabilities to MSE that cover many other dimensions in discovery space Exploring other aspects of the astrophysics It is useful to think at this time about how to implement synergistic science with ELTs and MSE At this time, we don t have well formed ideas for projects that are reliant on both facilities Plenty of ideas that will improve our broader understanding But it will become necessary to have both MSE and ELTs once we push to the limits! More instrument information at: https://www.tmt.org TMT International Science Development Teams 14