Prospects for cosmic magnification measurements using HI intensity mapping
arXiv:1907.00755 · doi:10.1093/mnras/staa1578
Abstract
We investigate the prospects of measuring the cosmic magnification effect by cross-correlating neutral hydrogen intensity mapping (HI IM) maps with background optical galaxies. We forecast the signal-to-noise ratio for HI IM data from SKA1-MID and HIRAX, combined with LSST photometric galaxy samples. We find that, thanks to their different resolutions, SKA1-MID and HIRAX are highly complementary in such an analysis. We predict that SKA1-MID can achieve a detection with a signal-to-noise ratio of on a multipole range of , while HIRAX can reach a signal-to-noise ratio of on . We conclude that measurements of the cosmic magnification signal will be possible on a wide redshift range with foreground HI intensity maps up to , while optimal results are obtained when . Finally, we perform a signal to noise analysis that shows how these measurements can constrain the HI parameters across a wide redshift range.
arXiv commentAccepted version. 9 pages, 7 figures, 2 tables
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