Subaru Telescope Director s Report CFHTUM 2016

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Subaru Telescope Director s Report CFHTUM 2016 Nobuo ARIMOTO Subaru Telescope H.Fujiwara (2015)

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Subaru Telescope Subaru-HiCIAO Spots Young Stars Surreptitiously Gluttonizing Their Birth Cloud (Liu et al. 2016) Images made from computer simulations based on one theory for violent growth of a star. (Left) Simulations of the motion of circumstellar materials falling onto a baby star. (Middle and right). Circumstellar structures of young stars 3

Subaru Telescope Classical Nova Explosions are Major Lithium Factories in the Universe (Tajitsu et al. 2015) 4 Classical novae are strong candidates as suppliers of Li in the universe.

Schematic Evolution of Li 7 in the Universe

Subaru Telescope The Ghostly Remnants of Galaxy Interactions Uncovered in a Nearby Galaxy Group M81 Okamoto et al. (2015)

Subaru Telescope The Ghostly Remnants of Galaxy Interactions Uncovered in a Nearby Galaxy Group (Okamoto et al. 2015) M81 M82 NGC3077 SE-stream Ho IX7

Subaru Telescope Young main-sequence (MS) stars and red-giant branch (RGB) stars around M81, M82, and NGC 3077 HI Gas Yun et al. (1994) 8

Subaru Telescope Discovery of an Extremely Young Stellar Clump in the Distant Universe (Zanella et al. 2015) A group of French researchers discovered the birth cry of a massive star-forming clump in the disk of a very distant galaxy. This giant clump is less than 10 million years old, and it is the very first time that such a young star-forming region is observed in the distant Universe. 9

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Hyper-Suprime-Cam (HSC) HSC

Subaru Telescope Wide Field View & Sharpe Images Quicker, Wider, Deeper, Sharper Galaxy cluster HST HSC Field of View The current SprimeCam image (M. Oguri) ~50,000 galaxy images

HSC Survey Area HSC- D R.A. HSC- W DEC HSC- D/ UD Galactic Extinction E(B-V) HSC Survey Area Include the previous surveys Little absorption by dust Observable whole year Subaru Strategic Program 2014-2018 300 Nights

Prime Focus Spectrograph PFS Spectrograph system (SpS) On the forth floor in Prime focus unit POpt2 with Wide Field Corrector WFC. POpt2 & WFC will be shared with Hyper Suprime Cam (HSC). Software system Calibration system

ULTIMATE (GLAO)-Subaru 4 Lasers (side irradiation) Deformable secondary mirror NIR inst. 14 FoV Wide-field Camera Wave front sensor

Science of ULTIMATE Subaru Dissect the Galactic Evolution of the Golden Age Sample of a few 1000 galaxies at 1<z<3 - morphology, dynamical structure, physical parameters, environmental effects, internal motion of stars/gas, AGN contribution, heavy elements distribution Discover Galaxies at the Edge of the Universe Search for highest-redshift galaxies with highly sensitive narrow band imaging (z>10) Discover galaxies at z>7.5, physical process of cosmic reionization Subaru Original Samples for TMT Sampling of the most interesting targets cannot be done by HSC + PFS alone. Improvement of Telescope Performance - contributing to various science

PI-type Instruments for Exoplanets SCExAO: Coronagraphic Extreme-AO (direct imaging) CHARIS: Integral Field Spectrograph (discover and characterization) IRD: Near-IR High-dispersion Spectrograph (Earth-mass planets around M-dwarfs) SCExAO CHARIS IRD

Subaru SSP 3 HSC Subaru Strategic Program Wide Field imaging with Hyper Suprime-Cam Cosmology and Galaxy Evolution S.Miyazaki (PI) 300 nights (2014-2018)

Subaru SSP 4 IRD Subaru Strategic Program Search for the Earth in Habitable Zone T.Kotani (PI) 150 nights (2017-2021)

Subaru SSP 5 PFS Subaru Strategic Program Cosmology, AGN & Galaxy Evolution, and Galactic Archaeology H.Murayama (PI) 300 nights (2019-2023)

Next Subaru SSP? Subaru Strategic Program Synergy with the Space Missions T.Yamada (PI) WFIRST 100-400 nights (2025 2030) Euclid 100 nights (2019 2022) N.Narita (PI) TESS 40 nights (2017 2020)

Gemini-N/S minimum 5 nights Keck/Gemini Time Exchange Keck-I several nights Keck-II several nights LGS-AO maximum 2 nights

Time Exchange with Gemini Subaru users will be allowed to apply for time through Gemini s monthly Fast Turnaround scheme (URL). The scheduled time will be recorded throughout a semester and added to the time offered on Subaru to Gemini users in the subsequent semester(s). Subaru and Gemini will enable large/intensive programs from each other s community, following their respective schemes and applying through their respective time allocation committees.

Increase time exchange nights to 20 nights maximum per semester Promote collaborative research projects by Subaru and Keck Develop instruments jointly Provide opportunities to deepen two communities mutual understanding 25

Strategy of Subaru 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 TMT Construction Subaru Operation Subaru/TMT Operation Dark Matter Distribution Origin of Dark Matter TMT Detailed Research 20 Earth-like Habitable Search for H2O/O2 Planets Planets A few Million Emission-line Origin of Dark Energy Galaxies HSC IRD CHARIS Subaru Wide Survey Wide Field Survey Earth-like Planets, Young Planets PFS ULTIMATE-Subaru Expanding Universe 100 z>7.5 Galaxies Ultra high-z galaxies Re-ionization 26

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180 160 140 120 100 Number of Papers per Telescope Subaru Gemini Keck VLT 80 60 40 20 0 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 Years from the start of operation

Number of PhD Theses 1999-2014 2000 2005 2010

Dark Clouds Ahead

Budget (M ) operation cost 1690M Fiscal Year 2016

International Cooperation Canada Japan China Korea Taiwan International Cooperation Subaru Australia 32

Decision Making Current Subaru Subaru Director SAC @ Odawara NAOJ Director General

Decision Making Process beyond 2018 STC Chair Subaru Board Subaru Director

-- Subaru Strategy for 2020 s Space-Ground-Person (carry-in instruments) (education) TAO 6.5m Kyoto 3.8m Local Public Relation WFIRST? Euclid? TESS? ALMA Subaru Open Use SSP Time Exchange Partners Share Subaru Standard Instruments HSC PFS IRD ULTIMATE 2016.1 SUM International Cooperation of Subaru TMT (collaboration) MK Observatories Keck Gemini MSE 35