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Jorge Cervantes-Cota, ININ on behalf of the DESI Collaboration PPC 2014

DESI Overview DESI is the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument Pioneering Stage-IV Experiment recommended by Community DE report (Rocky-III, 2012). Recommended recently in the P5 report. should fill the gap between DES and LSST. on sky before Euclid. DESI meets this goal scientifically ambitious enough to satisfy Stage IV criteria At least x10 more galaxies than BOSS technically advanced enough to be ready on 2018 time frame will be a statistically limited rich scientific program: incl. DE, inflation, neutrino mass hierarchy 2

5000 fiber actuators 3.2 field-of-view corrector Spectrographs 360-980 nm 3

DESI Reference Concept Scale up BOSS to a massively parallel fiber-fed spectrometer Stage-IV BAO and Power Spectrum, build upon BOSS Broad range of target classes: LRG s, ELG s, QSO s Broad redshift range: 0.5 < z < 1.6, 2.2 < z < 3.5 Sky area: 14,000 18,000 square degrees Number of redshifts: 20 35 million Medium resolution spectroscopy, R ~ 3000 5000 Spectroscopy from blue to NIR Automated fiber system, N fiber ~ 4000 5000 5000 fiber actuators New 3 field-of-view corrector New spectrographs Mayall 4-m Telescope 4

DESI Instrumentation 0.85m fiber positioners in an array of precision holes in the focal plate Focal Plate Focal Plate Focal Plate Actuators Focal Plate Adapter FPA 5

Spectrograph BLUE INPUT DOORS COLLIMATOR DICHROIC RED DICHROIC LENS0BARREL CRYOSTAT LENS0BARREL CRYOSTAT NIR 6

DESI ahead of the curve if completed by 2024 140 billion Size of redshift surveys log N(galaxies) 1000 LCRS, 1996 18,678 CfA1, 1983 1840 SDSS, 2009 929,000 CfA-2, 1998 18,000 2dF, 2003 221,414 DESI 30 million SDSS-III, 2014 2.8 million 1980 Year 2061 HST Ultra-Deep Field 10,000 galaxies / (11 arcmin 2 ) 7

Where are we with SDSS-III/BOSS? SDSS-III/BOSS completed on April 1, 2014 1.5 million redshifts spanning ~6 h -3 Gpc 3 8

1. An imaging (targeting) survey over 14,000 deg 2 g-band to 24.0 mag r-band to 23.6 mag z-band to 23.0 mag 2. A spectroscopic survey 4 million Luminous Red Galaxies (LRG) 23 million Emission Line Galaxies (ELG) 1.4 million quasars 0.6 million quasars at z>2.2 for Lyman-alpha-forest 9

The largest spectroscopic survey for dark energy SDSS ~2h -3 Gpc 3 BOSS ~6h -3 Gpc 3 10

The largest spectroscopic survey for dark energy SDSS ~2h -3 Gpc 3 BOSS ~6h -3 Gpc 3 DESI 50h -3 Gpc 3 3 million QSOs 23 million ELGs 4 million LRGs 11

Four target classes spanning redshifts z=0 3.5 Includes all the massive black holes in the Universe (LRGs + QSOs) 3 million QSOs 23 million ELGs 4 million LRGs 12

DESI Key Project goals Dark Enegy through the distance-redshift relation Measure distance scale to <0.3% between 0.0 < z < 1.1 Measure distance scale to <0.3% between 1.1 < z < 1.9 Measure the Hubble parameter to < 1% in the bin 1.9 < z < 3.7 Gravitational growth Constrain the growth factor at ~ a few percent level up to z=1.5 Beyond Dark Energy Constrain spectral index of primordial perturbations and its running to < 0.4% Measure the neutrino masses to < 0.017 ev 13

Baryon Acoustic Oscillation (BAO) These fluctuations of 1 part in 10 5 gravitationally grow into......these ~unity fluctuations today Universe at 380,000 years old (CMB) standard ruler Universe today (galaxy map) s d A θ" 15

BAO: Geometric probe of dark energy BAO scale in SDSS galaxies. BAO in Lyman-Alpha (Slosar et al) 15

LRG Targets Luminous Red Galaxies ~4 x 10 6 goal 0.4 < z < 1.0 Expansion Rate 16

ELG Targets Emission Line Galaxies ~24 x 10 6 goal 0.7 < z < 1.6 Expansion Rate 17

QSO Targets Quasar Tracers ~1.6 x 10 6 goal 0.9 < z < 2.2 Expansion Rate 18

Ly-α Forest QSO Targets Quasar Ly-α Forest ~0.6 x 10 6 goal 2.2 < z < 3.5 Expansion Rate 19

DESI on the Hubble Diagram Expansion Rate 20

DESI Will Discriminate Between Dark Energy Models DESI 21

DESI science reach: BAO Dark energy from Stage IV BAO Geometric probe with 0.3-1% precision from z=0.5 -> 3 35 measurements with 1% precision DESI BAO Hubble diagram WiggleZ BAO DESI BOSS (in progress) SDSS-II + 2dF + 6dFGS BAO HST Key Project, 10% error 22

Where are we with SDSS-III/BOSS? Some tension with ΛCDM from Anderson et al. 2014 & Delubac et al 2014, & Font-Ribera et al 2014 23

DESI Compared to Current/Future Surveys Distance Scale Errors (dilation factor) DESI DESI 24

Dark Energy eq. of state Green DES-like weak lensing survey; Black for DESI; red is the joint combination 25

Dark energy Energy future: nature DESI Determine(if(dark(energy(is ( ((1)(Einstein s(cosmological(constant,(λ( ((2)(new(field,(or( ((3)(failure(of(General(RelaBvity(( 26

Power spectra Planck 2013 Deluback et al 2014 Matter Power spectrum: f : Growth rate b: bias 27

28 Redshift Space Distortion The linear growth rate: CDM in GR gives: ΛCDM in GR gives:

Modified Gravity?

DESI - RSD Constraints on the growth of density fluctuations From D. Huterer & D. Kirkby et al, 2013 30

Spectral index with SDSS-III/BOSS Measures of the inflationary epoch 31 from Planck overview paper (2014)

DESI Science Reach: neutrino mass hierarchy Terrestrial experiments measure m 2 of neutrino masses! DESI sensitivity is 0.017 ev, measured from power spectrum of galaxy map Terrestrial m 23 = 0.049 ev (PDG 2011) m 3 m 1 m 2 m 12 m 23 DESI 1σ error on Σm ν m 23 m 2 m 12 m 1 m 3 Σm ν > 0.049 ev Σm ν > 0.098 ev 31

Primordial Non-Gaussianities 33

Broad Scientific Goals Improvement over Planck + BOSS (normalized to 1.0): Now σ = 0.023 σ = 0.014 σ = 0.28 σ = 0.13 σ = 5.2 10 4 σ = 3.6 10 4 σ = 0.09 σ = 0.017 w p w ω k Σ m ν n s α s N ν,l σ = 3.8 10 3 DESI galaxy and LyaF BAO +galaxy broadband k < 0.2 h/mpc +LyaF broadband 0.017eV σ = 2.2 10 3 σ = 4 10 3 σ = 2 10 3 σ = 0.084 σ = 0.063 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 rms error improvement over Planck + BOSS BAO Ref: P. McDonald (LBL) 34

DESI Status BigBOSS -> DESI (see white paper arxiv:1106.1706) The DOE Office of Science calls for a Mid-scale Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (MS-DESI) experiment in September 2012. The new instrument to be operated in the 2018-2022 time period and perform Stage IV dark energy measurements. DOE requested Mayall site from NSF as the preferred site Established reference concept Conceptual design review scheduled for Sept, 2014 35

34 Current Institutions (and growing) AAO Argonne Brazil Brookhaven Carnegie Mellon Univ. Durham EPFL ETH Zurich FNAL Harvard IAA Spain Kansas KASI LAM/CPPM Mexico NOAO New York Univ. Portsmouth Saclay SJTU SLAC Spain Texas A&M The Ohio State Univ. Univ. College London UC Berkeley UC Irvine UC Santa Cruz U. Edinburgh U. Michigan U. Pittsburgh U. Utah USTC Yale 36

DESI Meeting July 15, 2013 37

Conclusion DESI will have a rich science program scientifically ambitious enough to satisfy Stage IV criteria rich scientific program: incl. DE, inflation, neutrino mass hierarchy Expect to be in operation in 2018 Mayall selected as preferred site Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Award Conceptual design review by DOE, Sept 2014. 38