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Overlap of Direct Imaging and Radial Velocity Searches Nick Cowan, SAG 9 (Northwestern University)

Overlap of Direct Imaging and Radial Velocity Searches

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Overlap of Direct Imaging and Radial Velocity Searches. Nick Cowan, SAG 9 (Northwestern University). IWA = 100 mas. known planets. RV = 1 m/s. Contrast = 10 -9. T = 140 K. T = 1000 K. T = 255 K. Virgin Territory. Is Overlap a GOOD THING?. Pros: Know which stars to observe - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Overlap of Direct Imaging and Radial Velocity Searches

Nick Cowan, SAG 9(Northwestern University)

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RV = 1 m/s

Contrast = 10-9IWA = 100 mas

knownplanets

T = 140 K

T = 1000 K T = 255 K

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Virgin

Territory

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Is Overlap a GOOD THING?

Pros:• Know which stars to observe• Know where and when to observe given stars• Know planetary mass

Cons:• Not probing new parameter space

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20% of FGK Stars Have Gas Giant within 20 AU(better odds for smaller planets)

Cumming+(2008)

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Knowing When/Where to Look

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Knowing When/Where to Look

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Knowing When/Where to Look

Non-Zero Eccentricity Unkown Inclination

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Good News: we know e and ω

|esin(ω)|

|ecos(ω)|

No Problem Only One Max-Elong

Blind Search

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Demory & Seager (2011)

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Overlap is a GOOD THING

Pros:Know which stars to observe

(5x improvement)o Know where and when to observe stars

(roughly 2x improvement)Know planetary mass

(convert brightness to albedo)

10x improvement in efficiency of finding planets

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R. Brown (pers. com.)

Which Known RV Planets could a Notional DI Mission Detect?