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Taka Matsubara (Nagoya U.) @Daikoen, Takehara 2011/6/8 Observables in LSS Redshift survey is a useful probe of density fields in cosmology number density of galaxies


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宇宙の大規模構造における 観測可能量と摂動論

Taka Matsubara (Nagoya U.)

@Daikoen, Takehara 2011/6/8

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Observables in LSS

  • Redshift survey is a

useful probe of density fields in cosmology

  • number density of

galaxies ~ mass density

  • Issues to resolve:
  • Redshift space

distortions

  • galaxy biasing
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Bias between mass and objects

  • Mass density number density (in general)
  • Densities of both mass and astronomical
  • bjects are determined by initial density field
  • There should be a relation
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Eulerian Local Bias model

  • Local bias: A simple model usually adopted in

the nonlinear perturbation theory

  • The number density is assumed to be locally

determined by (smoothed) mass density

  • Apply a Taylor expansion
  • Phenomenological model, just for simplicity, but

divergences in loop corrections

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Eulerian Local bias is not physical

initial !density !field linear !evolution: !local mass !density !field number !density !field linear !density !field nonlinear !evol.: !nonlocal galaxy !formation: ! local !or !nonlocal nonlinear !evol.: !nonlocal Nonlocal !relation !in !general Local !only !in !linear !regime !& !local !galaxy !formation

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Nonlocal Bias

  • “Functional” instead of function
  • For a single streaming fluid (quasi-

nonlinear)

  • Taylor expansion of the functional
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Perturbation theory with nonlocal bias

  • Perturbative expansions in Fourier space:
  • nonlocal bias:
  • nonlinear dynamics
  • It is straightforward to calculate observables,

such as power spectrum, bispectrum, etc.

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The problem with Eulerian bias

  • No physical model of Eulerian nonlocal

bias !!

  • Physical models of bias known so far is

provided in Lagrangian space

  • e.g., Halo bias model, Peak bias model,...
  • In those models, conditions of galaxy formation

are imposed on initial (Lagrangian) density field

  • What is the relation between Eulerian bias

and Lagrangian bias?

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Eulerian local bias

  • The Eulerian local bias in nonlinear

perturbation theory is dynamically inconsistent

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Eulerian and Lagrangian bias

  • Equivalence of Eulerian and Lagrangian

nonlocal bias

  • Nonlocal Eulerian and Lagrangian biases are
  • equivalent. Only representations are different
  • The relations can be explicitly derived in

perturbation theory:

local !biases !are !incompatible! !At !least !one !must !be !nonlocal

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When Lagrangian bias is local

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Lagrangian perturbation theory

  • Lagrangian perturbation theory
  • suitable for handling Lagrangian bias
  • Fundamental variables in Lagrangian picture
  • Displacement field

Ψ(q, t) = x(q, t) − q

q x(q, t) Ψ(q, t) Lagrangian (initial) position Displacement vector Eulerian (final) position

Buchert (1989)

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Redshift-space distortions

  • Redshift-space distortions are easily incorporated to

Lagrangian perturbstion theory

  • Mapping from real space to redshift space is exactly

linear in Lagrangian variables c.f.) nonlinear in Eulerian

  • Mapping of the displacement field

Observer line of sight

ˆ z

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Lagrangian perturbation theory with Lagrangian (nonlocal) bias

  • The relation between Eulerian density fluctuations and

Lagrangian variables

  • Perturbative expansion in Fourier space

Eulerian density field Biased field in Lagrangian space displacement (& redshift distortions) Kernel of the displacement field (& redshift distortions) Kernel of the Lagrangian bias

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Diagrammatics

  • Introducing diagrammatic rules is useful

⇔ PL(k) k −k k1 k2 kn ⇔ P (n)

L (k1, k2, . . ., kn)

k k1 ⇔ bL

n(k1, . . . , kn)ki1 · · · kim

k1 k2 kn ⇔ Ln,i(k1, k2, . . . , kn) kn im i1 i

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Diagrammatics

  • Shrunk vertices
  • Example: power spectrum

= + = + + + = + + + cyc. + + + cyc. + + + cyc. + + cyc. +

+ + + + + + · · ·

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Multi-point propagator

  • Multi-point propagator
  • Responses to the nonlinear density field from initial density fluc.
  • Central role in renormalized perturbation theory
  • Define corresponding quantity in Lagrangian perturbation theory and

Lagrangian bias

  • Renormalization of external vertices

= Γ (n)

X (k1, . . . , kn) =

k1 kn

+ + + + · · · + + +

Crocce & Scoccimarro (2006), Bernardeau et al. (2008)

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Multi-point propagator

  • Example: nonlinear power spectrum in terms of

multi-point propagator

  • No way of obtaining exact multi-point propagator
  • In renormalized perturbation theory, large-k limit and
  • ne-loop approximation are interpolated by hand

Bernardeau et al. (2008)

PX(k) =

  • n=1

k1 kn k

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Multi-point propagator

  • Partial renormalization
  • Infinite series are partially resummed in

Lagrangian bias + Lagrangian perturbation theory

= +

  • r=0

j1 jr kn k1 k i1 im + · · · + + · · · = +

  • r=0

k

1

k

r

kn k1 k i1 im + · · · + + · · ·

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Positiveness

  • Each term in the resummed series is positive and

add constructively (common feature with RPT)

Crocce & Scoccimarro (2006)

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Application: Baryon Acoustic Oscillations

Linear theory 1-loop SPT N-body This work This work N-body Linear theory

TM !(2008)

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Application: Effects of halo bias on BAO

  • Apply halo bias (local Lagrangian bias)
  • redshift-space distortions also included

TM !(2008)

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2-loop corrections

Okamura, !Taruya !& !TM !(2011)

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2-loop corrections

Okamura, !Taruya !& !TM !(2011)

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Halo clustering: Comparison with N- body simulations

Sato !& !TM !(2011)

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Halo clustering: Comparison with N- body simulations

Sato !& !TM !(2011)

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Halo clustering: Comparison with N- body simulations

Sato !& !TM !(2011)

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Application: Scale-dependent bias and prim.nG

real !space: comparison !with !simple !formula redshift !space

  • Previous methods are not accurate enough

! ! P R E L I M I N A R Y ! !

is !accurate !only !in !a !high-peak !limit

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まとめ

  • 摂動論を観測可能量に直接結びつける
  • これまでの現象論的な局所的なオイラー・バイアスは非線形領域で非整

合的

  • オイラー・バイアスとラグランジュ・バイアスの関係を導出
  • ラグランジュ空間の局所バイアスはハローモデルという成功例があり、

整合的に摂動論と結びつけることが可能

  • 赤方偏移変形はラグランジュ摂動論での取り扱いが便利
  • 摂動論の改善法
  • 部分的な無限和を取ることが可能で、数値シミュレーションと比較する

と、標準的摂動論を実際に改善している

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Jeong et al. (2010)