Antarctic Infrared Telescope (AIR-T) and its Scientific Drivers

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Dome-F, Antarctica Antarctic Infrared Telescope (AIR-T) and its Scientific Drivers Tohoku University Takashi Ichikawa

Dome F (3810m) The ideal site for astronomy 60cm THz 1000km Syowa Dome A (4100m) South Pole Ridge A (4050m) Zhongshan 50cm Schmidt telescope Dome C (3250m) 10m Sub-mm telescope 80cm Infrared telescope 40cm optical telescope

Astronomical Station at Dome-Fuji since 2011 National Institute of Polar Research Jan, 2013 PLATO-F (UNSW) Power station and instruments

TwinCAM 10cmx2 telescopes exoplanets 16m pole temperature SNODAR (Bonner et al.)

Whole sky camera Aurora cameras midwinter

2.5m Infrared Telescope Ultra-lightwieght telescope mount (Kurita+2009) Three-Color Infrared Camera (1~5μm) + simple multi-slit spectrograph (option) Heterodyne spectrograph (R~100000) 10μm 17μm (30μm)

Good Reasons Clear sky (>65% photometric), weak wind Cold atmosphere: dark infrared sky (50 100 times darker) The free-atmosphere seeing 0.2, the best in the world Dry atmosphere: 0.14mmPWV (~10 times lower) in winter Stable transparancy The atmospheric boundary layer is only 11m or lower Long periods of uninterrupted darkness for months

Low sky background altitude temperature blue Dome Fuji 3810m -70 red Mounakea 4200m 0 Near-infrared Mid-infrared

Good Reasons Cold atmosphere: dark infrared sky (50 100 times darker) The free-atmosphere seeing 0.2, the best in the world Dry atmosphere: 0.14mmPWV (~10 times lower) in winter Stable transparancy The atmospheric boundary layer is only 11m or lower Long periods of uninterrupted darkness for months

Excellent seeing Okita s talk 地上観測で最良の値 11m ~0.2 (λ=0.47μm) Okita+ 2013

Comparison of Sensitivities - Subaru and AIRT Point sources with 1 hour integration S/N=5 Subaru 0.12 0.24 diffraction limit AIRT

High sensitivity of Subaru telescope High quality of HST Unique opportunity for deep, high photometric and spatial precision astronomy

Long way to Dome Fuji and harshest environment Dome Fuji 3810m Mizuho ARP2 2800m 2012/2013 Showa station DROMLAN Novolazarevskaya Sydney IL76 Cape Town (South Africa) Japan Fremantle Shirase Japan

In near-infrared, Big science with small telescope

Dusty Star Burst Galaxies Hershel galaxy at z=6.5 Riechers+ 2013 1 hour integration ~10m THz telescope Confusion limit SPICA ALMA AIRT 2.4μm, S/N=5 (1 hour)

Near-infrared wide area survey z=3 z=1 11.3 Gyr 7.7 Gyr Most active star-forming era in history

Widest and Deepest High-Redshift Galaxy Survey in K band Complete samples of 10 9 M sun at z~3 FIRES MODS Subaru+MOIRCS Our Goal SDF MODS (K Depth AB, 5σ) (K AB, 5σ) 8m telescope VLT GOODS-S VISTA UKIDSS MUSYC 4m telescope Survey area (arcmin 2 )

Deepest K-band galaxies with MOIRCS + HST WFC3 data Clustering evolution of low mass galaxies Ichikawa+ 2007 Size evolution GOODS-N region Morishita+ 2013 (submitted)

Large scale structure of galaxy populations SSA22 (z~3) (Uchimoto+2012) Massive quiescent and SF galaxies Low mass galaxies (~10 9 Msun) THz galaxies Morphology 100Mpc THz + near-infrared Proto-Quasar? Observations will be completed in one season 100Mpc AzTEC1 Tamura+ 2010

Good Reasons Cold atmosphere: dark infrared sky (50 100 times darker) The free-atmosphere seeing 0.2, the best in the world Dry atmosphere: 0.14mmPWV (~10 times lower) in winter Stable transmittance Long periods of uninterrupted darkness for months

High Transmittance altitude PWV blue Dome Fuji 3810m 0.2mm red Mounakea 4200m 1mm Near-infrared Mid-infrared

Good Reasons Cold atmosphere: dark infrared sky (50 100 times darker) The free-atmosphere seeing 0.2, the best in the world Dry atmosphere: 0.14mmPWV (~10 times lower) in winter Stable atmospheric transmittance Long periods of uninterrupted darkness for months

Stability of Optical Depth in Summer Dome F ALMA site Seta+ No data

water-dominated atmosphere on super-earths Spectroscopic transit observations with low resolution λ/ λ~100 on multi-slits Minimum effect of terrestrial water vapor in Antarctica Transit and secondary eclipse HST GJ 1214b SPITZER ~10 reference stars in large slits many molecular lines (H 2 O,CO 2,CH 4 )

Good Reasons Cold atmosphere: dark infrared sky (50 100 times darker) The free-atmosphere seeing 0.2, the best in the world Dry atmosphere: 0.14mmPWV (~10 times lower) in winter Stable transparency Long periods of uninterrupted darkness for months

Continuous observations of multiple systems Super earth Hot Jupiter

Candidates of multiple systems TESS (2017 CCD camera at Dome-F Bright G K M type stars Collaboration with Dome A 50cm Schmidt x3