T-REX OU4 HIRES The high resolution spectrograph for E-ELT 23.07.2015E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)1.

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T-REX OU4 HIRES The high resolution spectrograph for E-ELT E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)1

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)2 Main goal  Consolidate the project for the construction of the high resolution spectrograph for the E-ELT. Main tasks  Development of scientific cases and tools to predict the instrument performances.  Detailed design of a highly modular instrument.  R&D activities to increase technical readiness and optimize performances.  Creation of an international consortium that includes most of the European and ESO-related institutes interested in high resolution spectroscopy.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)3 Historical background Two instruments were studied in the early phase-A ( ) CODEX: natural seeing, R=120,000, optical ( μm) SIMPLE: AO assisted, R=130,000, NIR ( μm) INAF deeply involved in both instruments. ESO road-map after re-organization of E-ELT project in 2011  HIRES single instrument with full-range Extract from ESO roadmap document of 2011

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)4 January 2012 ESO roadmap July 2015

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)5 Scientific cases and data simulation  Expanded science cases for at high spectral and spatial resolution observations (HR 2 mode): proto-planetary disks, comets and exo-planets atmospheres (synergy with OU6-PCS)  Exposure time calculator ( HIRES and AO correction  HIRES includes visual and blue wavelengths  HIRES is a seeing limited instrument at short wavelengths.  HIRES seeing-limited in the near-IR? A seeing limited instrument is more efficient for very high S/N spectroscopy of bright targets, e.g. studies of exo-planets atmospheres.  HIRES needs both seeing limited and AO modes in the IR. A SCAO module is being studied also for HIRES (synergy with OU3-CAM).

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)6 Instrument design  Highly modular instrument.  Four fiber-bed spectrometer modules split in wavelengths.  Observing modes are selected at the telescope interface.  Fixed fiber bundles define the observing modes.  Nothing change in the spectrometer when mode is changed.  Simultaneous calibration always available for main HR modes.  A MOS (~10 objects) MR (R~15,000) is also included.  All modes have full spectral coverage, i.e. HIRES=super X-shooter

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)7 Four fiber-bed spectrometer modules split in wavelengths.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)8 Observing modes are selected at the telescope interface.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)9 Observing modes are selected at the telescope interface. HR-mode HR 2 -IFU mode

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)10 Fixed fiber bundles define the observing modes. HR MR HIRES module

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)11 Fixed fiber bundles define the observing modes. HR IFU

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)12 Fixed fiber bundles define the observing modes.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)13 If AO works the fiber bundles become IFU’s.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)14 Main parameters of the observing modes. ParameterUHR modeHR modeMR modeHR 2 IFU mode Resolving power150,000100,00014,000100,000 # of simultaneous objects 2 + cal.lamp 1069 spaxels Aperture on skyD=0.62” per object D=0.76” per object D=0.86” per object 7 to 120 mas/spaxel 58 to 1000 mas f.o.v. Slicing/dicing55 fibers/obj37 fibers/obj1 fiber/obj1 fiber/spaxel Physical size of each fiber core mm0.085 mm0.570 mm0.085 mm Sampling on IR array2 x 1.3 pixels3 x 2 pixels20 x 11 pixels3 x 2 pixels Sampling on CCD3.3 x 2 pixels5 x 3 pixels37 x 20 pixels5 x 3 pixels

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)15 Nothing changes in the spectrometer when mode is changed. Simultaneous calibration always available for main HR modes.

4m T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)16 Each spectrometer module is similar to ESPRESSO Collimators are identical ESPRESSO HIRES

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)17 Each spectrometer module is similar to ESPRESSO

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)18 Positioning of spectrometer modules dictated by fibers technology

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)19 Spectrometer modules can be positioned in different places YJH can use 300m fibers, can go anywhere (e.g. Coude room) VRI has a limit of 40m, UB/K even shorter  close to Nasmyth A Coude optical train is a possible alternative

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)20 R&D Activities  Development of image slicers with high efficiency (with Pecchioli Research company), 1 st prototype operative at TNG.  Development of large-size ultra-stable cryostats (with Criotec Impianti): learning and improving from GIANO experience.  Clever systems for doing polarimetry at the Nasmyth.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)21 R&D Activities  End-to-end characterization of fibers in the IR with dedicated fiber-fed spectrometer in Arcetri labs. Unexplored field, many surprises with modal noise, much to learn still.

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)22 HIRES initiative Gathers any expressed interests on HR spectroscopy on ELT Includes institutes from Chile, Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and UK. Acts toward agencies to secure FTE’s and funding Set up a consortium responding to formal call by ESO INAF has a major role in consortium (PI and Project Office)

Thank you E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)23

Extra slides E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)24

T-REX OU4 HIRES E. Oliva, T-REX meeting, Sexten Pustertal (I)25 HIRES and AO correction Sanna et al. this conference