NuStar has similar area kev, Astro-H better at E> 80 Kev

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NuStar has similar area 20-80 kev, Astro-H better at E> 80 Kev 10 3 1 HXI Effective Area [cm 2 ] 10 2 10 1 5 10 30 80 Energy [kev] NuStar and Astro-H HXI should have similar FOV HXI becomes background limited at 3x10-14 (source 5% of bgd) Nustar similar sensitivity(5 ucrab-3x10-8 ph/cm 2 /sec at 40 kev) ) As of last week NuStar in equatorial orbit- will have lower background

Astro-H/Nustar Sensitivity Aug 2011 launch will be significantly ahead of Astro-H Much of Nustar science will be surveys- no conflict with Astro-H We should learn whether extended hard sources exist and their properties to design better observing plans. Min. Flux [ph/cm 2 /sec/kev] 10-5 10-6 10-7 10-8 5 10 40 100 Energy [kev]

Has similar collecting area in hard band as Astro-H and Nustar- much more CCD area 1-10 kev. Does not have soft response of Astro- H. Mission operations may be difficult due to station keeping mode- long exposures (time variability) Simbol-X

NuStar will have ~40 FWHM (or better optics; 80% of energy enclosed within 2 ). Need to compare Astro-H HXI with NuStar angular resolution (e.g. use same metric) So if Nustar has similar or larger collecting area and similar or better angular resolution- phase space for Astro-H has to be SGD to go to higher energies Calorimeter and CCD to go to lower energies. simulations with just the HXI show that reflection models can be constrained with exposures of 100ks at f(x)~10-11 - adding in the CCDs reduces the errors- SGD adds a lot to measurement of high E cutoff critical issues like the Fe abundance and relationship of the Fe K line to reflection will not be answered by NuStar Nustar may focus on survey science Nustar PSF Phase space for AGN science with hard rays on Astro-H time variability (also Simbol- X) connection of continuum and spectral features (calorimeter) Measurement of high E cutoff (SGD)

Angular resolution vs CCD collecting area Given the vast amount of 0.5 Chandra Imaging and 15 XMM imaging is ~1 imaging with Astro-H CCD interesting Yes: Lower background than XMM or Chandra and better energy resolution have shown on Suzaku that good science is there to be done. Will Astro-H do better than Suzaku? Yes at E< 1 kev and E> 8 kev if mirror has sufficient collecting area. Hamamatsu CCD seems to be very good at E< 1 kev - main science was what we did in early Suzaku observations ISM in MW and other nearby galaxies and other soft targets (black holes in high state)- is there enough of this to be interesting? At E> 8 kev is CCD interesting given the existence of the HXI? CCD has larger than XMM 37 (1,370 sq arc min) vs 15 radius (circular) 700 sq arc min

Better Angular Resolution Science High z cluster temperature profilesat z>0.2 clusters too small for Suzaku- need high E response since these objects are hot Supernova shocks- sharper imaging required - need High E response Soft SNR (e.g.cygnus loop) need soft response Fe K knots changing near GC Binaries in nearby galaxies- soft +hard response needed * (to do better than XMM) Is source contamination an issue? (e.g. calorimeter is looking at weak diffuse emission near a bright source or regions with multiple sources inside PSF of calorimeter mirror)- if separation less than 2 yes Cluster and SNR science benefit from the lower background of Astro-H compared to XMM IF better angular resolution mirror has ~1/2 collecting area of foil optic what do we lose timing (but have XRS+HXI, is this important; (bright sources) Connection of spectra to HXI?- is resolution of CCD at E>8 kev needed? Fewer soft photons for large extended objects (e.g. GC, plane)

Examples Of CCD Science with Astro-H As shown by Suzaku wide field, low background, good energy resolution with CCD can do 1) soft x-ray background 2) charge exchange in solar wind 3) comets 4) soft excess in clusters- need CCD to define ISM for calorimeter (Tamura et al A2052) 5) galactic ridge, 6) soft SNR (Puppis, Cyg loop etc) etc ISM spectra Shelton et al

SGD The SGD matrices sent out last week show a MAJOR improvement in sensitivity compared to the NeXT SGD. There are now many 10 s of AGN which can have their cutoff energies determined as well as HESS sources and x-ray binaries- e.g. SGD can detect them to >200 kev Increased sensitivity may make a major difference in search for Fermi source counterparts (require spectral continuity between SGD and HXI) Allow first sensitive search for time variability in E>50 kev band. 2 mc source (10-100 kev) will give 1.2x10-2 cts/sec and be at 30% of background. Thus timing at the 5ks level is achievable!

SGD Continued Good signal to 200 kev for a AGN like spectrum, 2mC with reflection model.

Source confusion issues for hard x-rays. Based on BAT log N-log S M. Ajello, et al 2009 There will be 40 srcs/deg^2 at background limit of Astro-H- to avoid confusion one needs an angular resolution of <1 - Astro-H will be confusion limited. SGD limit ~400 sources

Pile Up As Kaastra showed yesterday- this is important for Galactic BHs and bursters (NS eq of state) In CCD 100mC ~450 cts/sec, in XRS ~350 cts/sec Is high resolution of XRS required or can 10 ev suffice??- e.g. does rotation or Compton scattering intrinsically broaden lines?) Do we need the filter wheel or is offset pointing, analysis of events in wings of PSF enough?? Do we need CCD as well as XRS for these bright sources (more counts for analysis of spectral/timing signatures) Remember HXI goes to 5 kev what are its count rate limits. Kubota 4U1630 Suzaku data