Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 1 XMM-Newton EPIC Results from the EPIC- Calibration-Workshop.

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Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 1 XMM-Newton EPIC Results from the EPIC- Calibration-Workshop at MPE (29-31/11/02) Marcus G. F. Kirsch U.G. Briel, K.Dennerl, M.J.Freyberg, F.W. Haberl, J.W. den Herder, S. Molendi, R.Saxton, S. Sembay, M. Turner

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 2 XMM-Newton EPIC calibration topics QE CTI Long Term CTI Carbon Edge Excess between keV Spectral slope for high energies

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 3 XMM-Newton EPIC QE  New QE values for pn Flight Spare model.  why: – –SiO 2 layer thinner – –wafer thinner oldnew - higher QE at low energies - lower QE at high energies 50 nm25 nm

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 4 XMM-Newton EPIC new CTI for Window Modes new CTI- correction factor to tune the FF-CTI model taking the new QE into account S. Zavlin

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 5 XMM-Newton EPIC pn before and after F. Haberl

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 6 XMM-Newton EPIC cross.-cal before and after M. Kirsch

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 7 XMM-Newton EPIC Long Term CTI possible over correction at the O- edge?  in addition to the linear term two quadratic terms have been introduced, but currently with a factor of 0, such that this could be “switched on“ via CCF  Different long-term CTI curves can be introduced for the different modes. ? F. Haberl

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 8 XMM-Newton EPIC carbon edge? calcium carbonate CaCO 3 on the mirrors (from the mandrels) could explain possible Ca features seen in some spectra reflectivity would also be changed at the C- edge and below. simulations will be performed at MPE F. Haberl

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 9 XMM-Newton EPIC excess between keV Might be related to RGA  Run SCISIM for mirror response function (do all the 3 mirrors have the same ?)  Is the function that deals with the RGA obscuration correct?

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 10 XMM-Newton EPIC 3C 273 ( ) XMM/SAX simultaneous observations MOS1/2 return harder spectra than pn singles pn doubles present a slope substantially flatter than the pn singles The pn-singles+doubles spectral slope agrees within the statistical error (Delta Gamma 0.02) with the BeppoSAX MECS S. Molendi

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 11 XMM-Newton EPIC 3C 273 residual of a joint pn-singles pn-doubles fit doubles show a harder spectrum than singles the relative difference being of the order of a few percent the relative difference being of the order of a few percent the origin of the problem could be an incorrect subdivision between pn- singles and pn-doubles the right spectral shape will be returned by the pn-singles+doubles doubles singles S. Molendi

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 12 XMM-Newton EPIC done and to be done  new pn-QE implemented in CCFs  new CTI-code for pn SW/LW implemented SAS 5.4  possibility for new long term code implemented in SAS 5.4  EPC_CTI_CCF_0011 check if the excess between keV could be cured with a different treatment of the silicon edge, fluorescence, or gold edge. check QE (thickness of MOSs) for high energies

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 13 XMM-Newton EPIC action items workshop  RS to implement new QE in CCFs (done)  MJF to implement CTI-code for SW correction in SAS(done)  MJF to implement new long term code in SAS (done)  MK to derive new CTI CCF (SW values, long term values (new slope and additional quadratics) (done)  SS to check the implemented O edges  SS to check the filter transmission concerning carbon edge  MK to contact Dave concerning filter reliability at the carbon edge energy (done)  MK to check open filter measurement HZ43 Rev.:89 (done by MJF/MS)  MK to look for source for open filter measurement,, no optical light from source and in the FOV (done by MS)  SS to check if the excess between keV could be cured with a different treatment of the Silicon edge, fluorescence, or gold edge.  SM to investigate on the PKS0558 data concerning the excess keV problem.  SM to compare 3C273 observations on REVs 94, 95, 96, 277 (Mid November)(done)  SS to check QE (thickness of MOSs) for high energies

Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 14 XMM-Newton EPIC actions last cal meeting  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/1: Hand over the ADUCONV from Leicester to VILSPA (Paul to Bruno) (done)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/2: Steve to provide VILSPA with MOS Timing response matrices (done)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/3: MK to look for a field on which an open filter / filter comparison could be done (done by MS)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/4: Silvano to analyze Circinus A with respect to pn/MOS energy differences  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/5: Frank to verify pn QE with the Crab  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/6: Silvano to investigate on Seyfert 2 galaxy concerning high energy QE  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/7: Steve to reanalyse thick filter data (done by MS/MK)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/8: Martin to co-ordinate filter analysis with the aim of finding out which filter is in which camera  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/9: MPE (Ulrich) to analyse Coma data for MOS and pn (done by AF)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/10: Bruno and Paul to work out new time dependent CTI_CCFs correlated to the steps found in the CTI monitoring (done)  AI_CAL_VILSPA_2002/11: Paul to develop new ADUCONV.CCFs and time dependent RMFs, in line with the new CTI_CCFs ADUCONV and RMFs (done)