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MAORY (Multi conjugate Adaptive Optics RelaY) for E-ELT Paolo Ciliegi INAF Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna On behalf of the MAORY Consortium Science ELT Workshop Team Meeting ESO Garching, MPE Garching, 20-21 May 25 2008 February 2008

MAORY Consortium INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna + Università di Bologna E. Diolaiti (PI), I. Foppiani (System engineer), M. Lombini, L. Schreiber, G. Bregoli, G. Cosentino, G. Innocenti M. Bellazzini and P. Ciliegi (Science analysis) INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri S. Esposito, V. Biliotti, L. Busoni, F. Quiros-Pacheco INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova A. Baruffolo, J. Farinato, C. Arcidiacono, R. Ragazzoni ONERA J.-M. Conan (deputy PI), C. Petit, C. Robert, T. Fusco ESO E. Marchetti (study supervisor), N. Hubin (deputy supervisor), S. D Odorico 2

MAORY Multi conjugate Adaptive Optics RelaY F/16 Nasmyth focus Science Instrument MAORY MCAO module includes up to 2 post-focal deformable mirrors 4

Top level requirements Field of view Large field of view (up to 2 ) with moderate correction (in terms of PSF quality and uniformity) Medium field (20" to 1') with high correction (in terms of PSF quality and uniformity) Throughput (telescope excluded) and wavelength range Throughput > 80% for 0.8μm < λ < 2.4μm (goal 85%) Throughput > 70% for 0.6μm < λ < 2.4μm Low thermal background < 30% than the thermal background due to the telescope @K Goal < 15% Interfaces to instruments One port allowing mechanical derotation of a light (< 4 ton) instrument One port allowing easy instrument exchange (without mechanical derotation) 5

Top level requirements Better performance Better performance FoV λ=2.2μm λ=1.65μm λ=1.25μm λ=0.8μm 2' 0.43 0.24 0.10 Best effort 1' 0.62 0.43 0.23 Best effort 20" 0.72 0.56 0.37 0.09 Expected Strehl Ratio FoV λ=2.2μm λ=1.65μm λ=1.25μm λ=0.8μm 2' 0.13 0.13 Best effort Best effort 1' 0.06 0.07 0.07 Best effort 20" 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 Strehl Ratio uniformity FoV λ=2.2μm λ=1.65μm λ=1.25μm λ=0.8μm 1' 0.50 0.30 0.14 N/A 20" 0.60 0.41 0.23 0.04 Strehl Ratio on 50% of the sky at the North Galactic Pole 6

MAORY Natural Guide Stars Low orders of aberration have to be measured using natural guide stars Tip-tilt indetermination with LGS LGS focus error NGS wavefront sensor determines sky coverage! Two possible locations for NGS wavefront sensor Before the MCAO module large field, low correction After the MCAO module smaller field, higher correction NGS wavefront sensing in NIR benefits from MCAO correction Data from Besançon model Very good agreement with SDSS 8

MAORY Science Team Workplan Objectives of science team Check performance of MCAO module with respect to Top Level Requirements and Instruments requirements Check competitiveness of MCAO module with other AO system Provide interface between MCAO technical team and Instruments science teams to collect feedbacks about performance/design A Simulator is under development Inputs: adaptive optics PSFs, object type, Instruments properties (sampling, detector noise, etc.) Language: IDL Object types taken from Science Case and Requirements for the ESO ELT and, when available, from Instruments studies (IR camera, spectrograph) S5 IMF in Stellar Cluster G4 Resolved Stellar Populations G9 BH/AGN including the Galactic Center C4 First light-the highest redshift galaxies C10 Physics of high redshift galaxies First step: evaluation of systematic effects due to MCAO PSF on pointsource photometry 9

FIRST SIMULATED PSF from ONERA team (J.M CONAN, C. PETIT) Turbulence profile with 10 layers : 0 16.5 Km Seeing 0.85 arcsec at 5000 Å Central obstruction 0.3 on the diameter ANALYTIC MODEL 6 Laser Guide Stars on a field of Ø 45 arcsec 3 Deformable Mirrors conjugate at 0 Km (M4) 5 Km and 14 Km 84 actuators over pupil diameter 10

NO COMPLETE ERROR BUDGET!!!! CONSIDERED : 1 ) tomography error 2 ) finite number of actuators NOT CONSIDERED Time delay Wave Front sensor noise Cone effect (LGS NGS) other effects. 11

113 PSFs on a field of 2 with LGS on Ø 45 12

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FIRST PRELIMINARY APPLICATION Simulation of M54 FROM ACS IMAGES CATALOG of 11050 stars 18

We simulated an ELT image of M54 assuming : Array 6144 x 6144 pixels (3x3 detectors of 2048 x 2048) pixel size 5.4 mas FOV 33 x 33 arcsec NO background added!!! PSF in K band 19

HST-ACS ELT 33 arcsec 33 arcsec 20

HST-ACS ELT 5.5 arcsec 5.5 arcsec 21

NEXT STEPS PSF VARIATION IN THE FIELD modelling with few simple components (wide plus narrow)???? PHOTOMETRIC PRECISION errors due to AO (limited strehl and PSF variation) PSF fitting and aperture photometry ASTROMETRIC PRECISION systematic effects due to PSF shape and PSF variation possible effect due to LGS rotation with respect to the sky (unlikely but we will investigate. ) 22