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XMM-Newton CDF-S sources vs. Chandra 4Ms & E-CDF-S sources Francisco J. Carrera, Cristian Vignali, ... XMM-CDF-S meeting, Cervia, 31-May-2012

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Page 1: XMM-Newton CDF-S sources vs. Chandra 4Ms & E-CDF-S sources · • XMM#26 FLUX28=(3.1±0.4)×10-15 cgs round contours – 485E: P =0.98 HFlux=4.7×10 -15 cgs 487E: P =0.77 HFlux

XMM-Newton CDF-S sources vs. Chandra 4Ms & E-CDF-S sources

Francisco J. Carrera, Cristian Vignali, ...

XMM-CDF-S meeting, Cervia, 31-May-2012

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Summary of work

•  Cross-correlation using Likelihood Ratios –  Merging of all available information

•  Generation of Bayesian SNR map (2-10keV) •  Generation of finding charts •  FITS files and web page •  Iterations with Cristian Vignali:

–  (Objective) criteria about blending of Chandra sources to form a XMM-Newton source –  (Objective) criteria about “new” XMM-Newton sources

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Starting catalogues

•  XMM-Newton: –  pwxd-eml-merged-2-10-3-4sigma.fits (411 sources):

•  Includes: RA,Dec, RA_err, PWXD_Signif, Exp_time, Offax, DET_ML, FLUX, REDSHIFT!

•  Added: num_X, FLUX28!

–  SUMMARY.Jan2012.txt (189 sources) •  Includes: zOABo,OABoNotes!

•  Chandra:

–  CDF-S: Xue+11 Tables 3,6 (Supplementary +1000) –  E-CDF-S: Lehmer+05 Tables 2,6 (Supplementary +1000)

•  Includes: info. on optical/NIR/MIR/VLA counterparts (Xue+11, Silverman+10) •  Includes: RA,Dec,errpos,HFlux,dCX,zadopt!•  Added: n_C, ID (E-CDF-S:E), localDens (N(>S) Luo+10)

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Cross-correlation using Likelihood Ratios (Pineau+11)

•  If r is mutual distance, σ is combined positional error and λ is localDens:

LR∝exp(-r2/2σ2)/2λ •  LR⇒P using simple constant prior P(Hcp):

–  from iterative procedure

•  For each pair XMM-Newton - Chandra (XCID): –  angDist: r –  sigDist: r/σ –  reliability: P (independently for all pairs for same XMM)

•  Merged CDF-S 4Ms,E-CDF-S, removed duplicates •  Setting “Good” pairs as reliability≥0.7

–  Ignoring pairs with P/Pmax<0.03 (chosen “by eye”) –  Ignoring pairs for XMMsou with RA_err>> (5 sou)

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X-corr using Likelihood Ratios: results •  Out of the 411 XMM sources:

–  58: no Chandra counterpart •  6 outside Chandra 4Ms & E-CDF-S •  Checking rest (see later and Cristian’s talk)

–  353: ≥1 Chandra counterpart (P/Pmax>0.03) •  310: 1 ctpart •  37: 2 ctparts •  6: 3 ctparts

–  326/353 (92%): Pmax≥0.7 –  297/353 (84%): Pmax≥0.8 –  232/353 (66%): Pmax≥0.9

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X-corr using Likelihood Ratios: results •  337 XMM sources with PWXD_Signif≥4, DET_ML≥4.6:

–  18: no Chandra counterpart –  319: ≥1 Chandra counterpart (P/Pmax>0.03)

•  303: 1 ctpart •  28: 2 ctparts •  6: 3 ctparts

–  299/319 (94%): Pmax≥0.7 –  276/319 (87%): Pmax≥0.8 –  218/319 (68%): Pmax≥0.9

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X-corr using Likelihood Ratios: results •  171 XMM sources with PWXD_Signif≥8, Exp_time≥106s:

–  0: no Chandra counterpart –  171: ≥1 Chandra counterpart (P/Pmax>0.03)

•  156: 1 ctpart •  12: 2 ctparts •  3: 3 ctparts

–  170/171 (99%): Pmax≥0.7 –  167/171 (98%): Pmax≥0.8 –  157/171 (92%): Pmax≥0.9

–  147/171: Pmax≥0.9 & 1 ctpart •  let’s do some statistics...

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Statistics on “good quality counterparts” •  PWXD_Signif≥8, Exp_time≥106s, P≥0.9, single ctpart: 147

–  (FLUX28-HFlux)/FLUX28_ERR = N(0,1)? •  One sou. FLUX28>10-13cgs ⇒ Using only FLUX28<10-13 cgs & Chandra det. (140) •  Average: -1.2 •  Standard Deviation=7.1

–  2(FLUX28-HFlux)/(FLUX28+HFlux) (140): •  Average: -0.06 •  Standard Deviation: 0.33

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Statistics on “good quality counterparts” •  PWXD_Signif≥8, Exp_time≥106s, P≥0.9, single ctpart: 147 •  Using only FLUX28<10-13 cgs & Chandra det.:140

–  dRA=(RA_X-RA_C)*cos(Dec_X)*3600: •  Average: -0.23 (normalizing to combined angular pos. err.: -0.13) •  Standard Deviation=1.07 (0.58)

–  dDec=(Dec_X-Dec_C)*3600: •  Average: 0.17 (0.10) •  Standard Deviation: 1.03 (0.49)

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Statistics on “good quality counterparts” •  PWXD_Signif≥8, Exp_time≥106s, P≥0.9, single ctpart: 147 •  Using only FLUX28<1E-13 cgs & Chandra det.:140

–  dRA=(RA_X-RA_C)*cos(Dec_X)*3600/errPos: •  Average: -0.23 (normalizing to combined angular pos. err.: -0.13) •  Standard Deviation=1.07 (0.58)

–  dDec=(Dec_X-Dec_C)*3600/errPos: •  Average: 0.17 (0.10) •  Standard Deviation: 1.03 (0.49)

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Generation of Bayesian SNR map (2-10keV)

•  Using 2-10keV total (sources+bgd), bgd and exposure time images

•  Checked that for Exp_time≥1Ms gaussian statistics apply •  Using:

–  Flat prior: countrate c≥0 •  Source can’t have negative countrate (possible if “pure” Gaussian statistics)

–  Gaussian PSF (Rovilos+12): FWHM=10.5arcsec

•  For each pixel calculating probability of countrate of a source in that pixel P(c) ⇒ SNR

•  Appear as SNR=2,3,...10 contours in finding charts

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Generation of finding charts

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FITS files and web page (updated 4 May 2012)

•  EVERYTHING copied over to http://venus.ifca.unican.es/~carreraf/XMM_CDF-S/!

•  Explanations under AAAREADME.txt!–  EVERYTHING in web.tar!–  For simple-minded users:

• XMM_Chandra_crossID.fits!•  HTML file under Fcharts/!

–  For users interested in cross-ID issues: • XMM_Chandra_crossID_check.fits!

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Iterations with Cristian Vignali

•  More thorough analysis of optical/NIR/MIR ctparts and redshifts •  Rich variety of issues comparing Chandra/XMM-Newton

sources, generally in agreement, but: –  (Objective) criteria about blending of Chandra sou.⇒ XMM-Newton sou. –  (Objective) criteria about “new” XMM-Newton sou.

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Example of probable not blend

•  XMM#26 FLUX28=(3.1±0.4)×10-15 cgs round contours –  485E: P=0.98 HFlux=4.7×10-15 cgs 487E: P=0.77 HFlux<1.3×10-15 cgs

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Example of possible blend

•  XMM#8: no emldetect –  222E: P=0.82 HFlux=1.1×10-15 cgs 223E: P=0.71 HFlux<1.2×10-15 cgs

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Example of spurious source

•  XMM#400: no emldetect –  No nearby Chandra source (outside 4Ms area)

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Example of new source

•  XMM#176: FLUX28=(1.51±0.17)×10-15 cgs –  Hint of hard Chandra source

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Example of source with large distance

•  XMM#383: