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Removing foregrounds from CMB maps using non-Gaussianity measurement Dr. Rajib Saha Assistant Professor Physics Department IISER Bhopal INDO-UK Scientific Seminar: Confronting particle cosmology with PLANCK and LHC IUCAA, August 11, A FOREGROUND CLEANED CMB MAP FROM NON-GAUSSIANITY MEASUREMENT Rajib Saha Accepted in ApJL, (arxiv: )

In the beginning rose Hirannyagarbha, born Only Lord of all created beings. He fixed and held up this earth and heaven What God shall we adore with our oblation? --RIGVEDA (Translated by R.T.H. Griffith)) 2

3 A brief History..

Cosmic Microwave Background Signal Hu & White (2004); artist:B. Christie / SciAm ; available at 4

…. until we zoom in quite a bit.... dipole anisotropy (ΔT/T ~ 1 part in 1000) CMB looks same in all directions (T=2.728 K)…. Cosmic Microwave Background Signal 5

…. and more 6

Standard Model of Cosmology says that – (Fourier transformation of) CMB contains information about most of past evolution of Universe, as well as, its content, shape and size 7

However, CMB gets contaminated by our own Galaxy 8

Pure Signal 9

Contaminated Signal 10

Foreground Emission 11 Synchrotron emission Free Free emission Thermal Dust emission

The problem is- how to remove contamination from observed CMB signal -- 12

Solution : Use the fact - Contaminations are highly non-Gaussian but ….. CMB follows Gaussian distribution 13

 A measure of non-Gaussianity  Kurtosis  K is 0 for Gaussian distribution and hence for CMB but positive when contaminations are present 14

WMAP Satellite Proposed in 1995 and launched into space in 2001 by NASA 15

WMAP DATA 23Ghz33Ghz 41Ghz 61Ghz 94 Ghz

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More contamination, more Kurtosis 18

W1 + W W3 W4 W5 Linearly combine 5 WMAP maps with certain weights w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 19

 Obtain weights by minimizing Kurtosis of the weighted map  W = ( , , , , )  K min =

 Results 21

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28 CMB remains preserved even if it was non-Gaussian!  Results

 Discussions  Direct relationship with the physics of the early universe!!  It preserves CMB even if it has non-Gaussian properties -- Breakdown of degeneracy between various models of very rapid expansion of space when universe was sec old. -- Information about structure formation in universe -- More information from Planck, T, Q, U data  Independent on explicit foreground modeling  Does not have any negative bias unlike usual variance based methods. 29

Thank you ! 30