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ARCHES Integrated cluster finder

Alexey Mints, Axel Schwope and ARCHES consortium

Leibniz-Institut fur Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)

June 13, 2014

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What is ARCHES

ARCHES – Astronomical Resource Cross-matching forHigh Energy Studies.

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3XMMe – the heart of ARCHES

3XMMI 3.2 years of data added after 2XMMi;

I 794 deg2;

I ∼ 530000 detections/∼ 370000 sources

3XMMeI ∼ 340000 detections/∼ 250000 sources with highest

quality;

I Flags to mark sources as candidates for science themes(galactic, AGN, clusters);

I Flag to indicate where detections lie in fields affected bybright stars or galaxies;

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ARCHES Integrated cluster finder

Goal Search for galaxy clusters and estimate theirparameters (redshift, sizes) in multi-wavelengthphotometric and spectroscopic data, using X-rayinformation on the expected cluster positions.

Data Following catalogs are used (so far): SDSS DR9,CFHTLS (Deep and Wide), UKIDSS LAS DR9,AllWISE.

Spectra Spectroscopic data used: BOSS, VIPERS.

Future VHS, VIKING, DES, Pan-STARRS, PhotoZsurveys (SWIRE, ALHAMBRA etc.)

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Cluster finder basics

I Utilize color-redshift relation to estimate redshift

I Use optical AND infrared colors to increase precision ⇒we need a cross-match tool (ARCHES Xmatch)

I Use spectral observations to calibrate color-redshiftrelation.

I Estimate background (and spurious detection probability)

I Inputs: position (X-ray source coordinates), luminosityfunction, density profile.

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Data flow

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Color-redshift relation

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Multiplicity function

λ(z) =∑

r<Rmax (z)

λ(z)u(z , x)

λ(z)u(z , x) + b(z , x)

where x is a vector containing color and positional information.

Rmax(z) = min(R1Mpc(z), 8′)

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Completeness

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Peak finding

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Reference dataset: Takey et al. 2013

I 2XMM – SDSS DR8 data;

I 530 clusters identified;

I 75% new X-ray clusters;

I 310 with spectroscopic redshifts of at least 1 member;

I X-ray source positions were used as input.

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State of the art: ICF vs. Takey

85% have |zicf − zinput | < zerr

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Development status and plans

Status∼ 1500 X-Ray sources flagged for cluster science in 3XMMe.∼ 900 in SDSS DR9 footprint.∼ 600 “good” detections.

PlansCluster finder and cluster catalog – to be ready by end of June2014.Public release – July 2015.

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Removed from 3XMMe:

I Bad mosaics, high background, hotspots

I Offaxis sources (> 12′)

I Low exposure observations

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3XMMe cluster sources

I Extended sources with low extent error

I High galactic latitude (|b| > 20◦)

I 4′ < Offaxis < 12′

I High detection likelihood