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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology The “Union” Supernova Ia Compilation and new Cosmological Constraints Marek Kowalski Humboldt Universität zu Berlin for the Supernova Cosmology Project Moriond 2008

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Page 1: 17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology The “Union” Supernova Ia Compilation and new Cosmological Constraints Marek Kowalski Humboldt Universität

17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

The “Union” Supernova Ia Compilation and new Cosmological Constraints

Marek Kowalski Humboldt Universität zu Berlin

for theSupernova Cosmology Project

Moriond 2008

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

The Union SNe Compilation M

1 00.72 0.280 1

fainter

8 new SNe

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Analysis aspects

Consistent Lightcurve FitsSALT fitter used for all SNe using mostly original band-passes (Guy et al 2005/2007).

Blind analysisThe analysis (i.g. cuts) were developed on a blinded data set, all luminosities were offsetby a hidden redshift-dependent amount.

Robust analysisInitial cosmological fit using median statistics.3-sigma outliers removed. Assignment of sample dependent dispersion.

Stretch and color corrected luminosity:

Large sample of SNe allows new studies of systematic errors

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

A heterogenous data sample

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Study of - mean deviation- residual slope

A heterogenous data sample

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Test for Tension

high-zlow

-z

mean deviation: OK

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Test for Tension

high-zlow

-z

residual slope: (OK)

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Testing SN evolution by subdividing the sample

Evolution test:Redshift

No significant evidence for evolution!

Evolution test:Population

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Systematic errors

0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5-1.5

-1.0

-0.5

0.0

m

Union SNe

with systematics

Nuisance parameters for systematic errors: μ =mmax −M +α (s −1) − βc + ΔM + ΔM i

common for all z>0.2 SNe sample dependent

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Comparison with previous compilations

Union

Union

Union

Riess GoldDavis 2007

Union w/oNew SCP SNe

without the 8new nearby SNe

184 SNe 192 SNe 307 SNe

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Perlmutter et al., 1999

Results: Cosmological fit parameters

M

M

m = 0.274 ± 0.016(stat) ± 0.012(sys)

Ωm = 0.285 ± 0.020(stat) ± 0.010(sys)

Ωk = −0.001 ± 0.010(stat) ± 0.005(sys)

Combination of SNe with: BAO (Eisenstein et. al., 2005)CMB (WMAP-5 year data, 2008)

For a flat Universe:

… and with curvature:

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Equation of state: w =p/

w =−0.969 ±0.061(stat) ±0.065(sys)SNe + BAO + CMB

... and allowing for curvature: w =−1.001±0.071(stat) ±0.081(sys)

With systematics

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Redshift dependent w

w=w0 + (1-a) wa

w0+ w

a= 0

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Redshift dependent w

Assuming step-wise constant w:

A floating non-SNe bin to decouple low from high-redshift constraints

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17.3.2008 Marek Kowalski Moriond 2008 - Cosmology

Summary

The Union SN compilation provides a consistently analyzed data set, and with new nearby SNe, is the largest available.

Investigations of systematics show no significant tension between the individual samples as well as no evidence for SN evolution. The strongest constraints to date on the dark energy density and the equation of state parameter w, however, essentially no constraints at z>1.

A detailed paper has been submitted to ApJ and the data will soon be made available on the web (see http://supernova.lbl.gov)