Simulation-based modelling of Intrinsic Alignments
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Speaker: Francisco Maion (Donostia International Physics Center) In Person and zoom
Zoom info: https://stanford.zoom.us/my/sihanyuan?pwd=QnpsUHZWWGJ2ekVYWmZVL3BmM0gzZz09
Intrinsic-Alignments are one of the main systematic effects hindering the robust interpretation of weak-lensing measurements. In this talk I will describe several works by which my collaborators and I advance the modelling and understanding of IA in the mildly non-linear regime. I will describe HYMALAIA, a model based on a combination of a Lagrangian bias expansion with the non-linear displacements of matter from N-Body simulations, and show how it can correctly describe IA power spectra well into the non-linear regime. I will also describe a newly developed method to measure shape-bias parameters fast and precisely, and our application of it to measure galaxy shape-bias parameters from the MillenniumTNG simulation. Finally, I will describe an innovative simulation suite which will allow us to probe for the first time the relation between IA and baryonic feedback effects.
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