CMB Lensing Combined with! Large Scale Structure:! Overview / Science Case!

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CMB Lensing Combined with! Large Scale Structure:! Overview / Science Case! X Blake D. Sherwin Einstein Fellow, LBNL

Outline! I. Brief Introduction: CMB lensing + LSS as probes of growth of structure II. Combining weak lensing and CMB lensing III. Combining galaxy clustering and CMB lensing IV. High- z LSS cross- correlations, challenges and outlook 2

CMB Lensing! Distribution of mass deflects / weakly lenses CMB passing through, described by lensing convergence κ T (n )lensed = T (n + d(n ))unlensed = r d/2 3

Measuring CMB Lensing Convergence:! An Approximate Picture! Small- scale CMB B modes All from lensing (of CMB E)! [Hu, Okamoto 2002] overdensity induces B modes Lensing convergence κ look for lensing- induced correla1ons of E and B (delens, iterate, for higher signal- to- noise)

CMB Lensing Convergence Measurement! κ True Lensing: (Simulation input, 1uK CMB noise) 10 degrees

CMB Lensing Convergence Measurement! κ Recovered lensing For S4, over much of the sky! (~1/2?) 10 degrees B E [pipeline: Sherwin++ in prep. 2016]

Properties of Future / S4 CMB Lensing Maps! Lensing maps probe matter density, projected over a wide redshift range peaking at z~2: [S4 Science Book] Noisier than future WL, but signal is larger (wide z- range) Information clean: mainly on linear or quasi- linear scales Estimation robust: source redshift / properties / PSF understood

What science can we target with! CMB lensing + LSS?! CMB S4 (wide survey half sky?) could target overlap with lots of upcoming and future surveys: Wide range of applications: Astrophysics at high- z, modified gravity, non- Gaussianity, r via delensing

What science can we target with! CMB lensing + LSS?! Focus: how can CMB + LSS help in measuring amplitude of structure as a function of redshift? components that don t cluster but contribute energy suppress structure growth Dark energy: structure amplitude vs. redshift probes w Neutrinos: suppression of structure amplitude probes mass (+ can break degeneracies with w)

Outline! I. Brief Introduction: CMB lensing + LSS as probes of growth of structure II. Combining weak lensing and CMB lensing III. Combining galaxy clustering and CMB lensing IV. High- z LSS cross- correlations, challenges and outlook 10

I. Combining CMB Lensing and Galaxy Lensing! Systema?cs / Limita?ons Probes z- dependence CMB Fairly robust though astrophysical biases (see later - mul?frequency data can help a lot) No: one broad bin at high- z (0.5-3) Galaxy Lensing Photo- z, shear measurement, baryonic effects, intrinsic alightment (hard problem - mul?plica?ve biases?) Yes: mul1ple redshifs out to low- z trace common structure, hope to gain some of the advantages of both by correlating or combining the fields

Weak Lensing x CMB Lensing! Huge increase in precision driven by advances in CMB + LSS: 2015 ACT x CFHT 4 sigma 2021 AdvACT x LSST ~ 100 sigma 2025: S4xLSST: ~400 sigma [Hand, Leauthaud, Das, Sherwin+15] [also Kirk++15, Baxter++16, Liu, Hill++2015, Harnois- Deraps++2016, Miyatake++2016 ] Many systematics disappear in cross- correlation 12

CMB Lensing x Weak Lensing Tomography! CMB Lensing: a high- z anchor for DE studies tracking growth(z) Amplitude of structure vs. z (example) Amplitude precision: S4 Lensing 0.2%, Planck Primordial 2% (from tau)! [Hu/Okamoto 2002] [Hu/Okamoto 2002] 13

CMB Lensing x Weak Lensing Tomography! CMB Lensing: a high- z anchor for DE studies tracking growth(z) Amplitude of structure vs. z (example) Amplitude precision: S4 Lensing 0.2%, Planck Primordial 2% (from tau)! [Neutrino mass without tau? Signal ~10 x smaller.] [Hu/Okamoto 2002] 14

CMB Lensing As a Weak Lensing Bias Calibrator! ˆapple =(1+m)apple true C apple CMBapple opt l C apple CMBapple CMB l / (1 + m) C apple optg l C apple CMBg l / (1 + m) Future combinations for systematics calibration are very promising for dark energy and neutrino mass (see also E. Schaan s talk): Core x Euclid Weak Lensing [S4 similar] [Kitching, Heavens, Das 2014] [Schaan++ 2016] [Liu++2016]

CMB Lensing As a Weak Lensing Bias Calibrator! ˆapple =(1+m)apple true C apple CMBapple opt l C apple CMBapple CMB l / (1 + m) Future combinations for systematics calibration are very promising for dark energy and neutrino mass (see also E. Schaan s talk): Core x Euclid Weak Lensing [S4 similar] C apple optg l C apple CMBg l / (1 + m) Big improvements if minimal datasets, lots of model freedom. Otherwise, moderate improvements or cross- checks. [Kitching, Heavens, Das 2014] Dark energy FoM: joint analysis, factor of 2 improvement

Outline! I. Brief Introduction: CMB lensing + LSS as probes of growth of structure II. Combining weak lensing and CMB lensing III. Combining galaxy clustering and CMB lensing IV. High- z LSS cross- correlations, challenges and outlook 17

III. Galaxies x CMB Lensing! Galaxy clustering C l gg at z: structure amplitude degenerate with bias, b(z) 2 σ(z) 2 Galaxy cross- correlation C l kg depends differently on bias (bσ 2 vs b 2 σ 2 ), cancel (linear) bias to get matter power vs. z! [Giannantonio++ 2016]

Galaxy Correlation Tomography! WISE x Planck Lensing WISE galaxies x Planck lensing [Ferraro/Sherwin/Spergel 2014] [Figure credit: John Peacock]

Galaxy Correlation Tomography!

Galaxy Correlation Tomography!

Galaxy Correlation Tomography!

Galaxy CMB Lensing Cross-correlations:! Neutrino Masses! To some extent, breaks degeneracies of neutrino mass and dark energy Combination of LSST galaxies and S4 CMB lensing Comparable significance to S4 lensing alone [~400 sigma LSST/S4, 500 S4] C l gg + C l kg : independent channel for neutrino mass confirm detection? Figure credit: David Alonso

Outline! I. Brief Introduction: CMB lensing + LSS as probes of growth of structure II. Combining weak lensing and CMB lensing III. Combining galaxy clustering and CMB lensing IV. High- z LSS cross- correlations, challenges and outlook 24

IV: High-Redshift Cross-correlations! CMB x 21cm? intensity mapping: excellent redshift overlap, but foreground filtering removes radial k = 0, destroys CMB lensing correlation CMB Lensing 21cm

High-Redshift Cross-correlations! CMB x 21cm? intensity mapping: excellent redshift overlap, but foreground filtering removes radial k = 0, destroys CMB lensing correlation potential solution get large scale modes from small scale power? [Sherwin/Zaldarriaga 2012] CMB Lensing 21cm

High-Redshift Cross-correlations! [van Engelen, Sherwin++2015, Holder+2013, Doux++ 2016, Hill/Spergel 2014, Sherwin+2012 ] Lots of high- z cross- correlations (x CIB, Ly- a, tsz, QSOs ) Note: adding high- z structure could boost low- z cross- correlation S/N, by reducing sample variance If you nail down the structure here you may have less uncorrelated noise for your cross- correlation here [Sherwin/Schmittfull 2015, Simard++ 2015]

CMB Lensing Systematics Multiplicative and additive biases from bi/trispectra of foregrounds (+lensing itself) big cluster Typical picture: when nothing is done, ~few percent effect. Multifrequency data and estimator hardening should make these unobservable Fairly robust (esp. cross- corrs.) N- body simulated CMB lensing [Sherwin++ in prep. 2016b] [Liu, Hill, Sherwin++ 2016] [van Engelen++ 2013, Osborne+ +2013] 28

Summary:! Science Case for CMB Lensing + LSS! CMB lensing provides high- z anchor for structure growth. Combinations allow tracking of amplitude of structure across z to probe dark energy Cross- correlations probe systematic and astrophysical biases, break degeneracies (esp. for free models) Low systematic, different, competitive s/n observable cross- checks on, e.g. neutrino mass detection Many high- z cross- correlations also interesting, may help low- z cross- correlations 29

Questions! What are the most promising future survey targets for cross- correlation? How much do we gain from survey overlap/cross- correlations vs. just degeneracy breaking in each case? How much is overlap worth? In future surveys, can we get neutrino physics with tomography alone? What is the most interesting target for high- z astrophysics? Is more effort on propagating CMB lensing systematics needed? Are there parameters we should be targeting more [running? curvature?] 30