Measuring Feedback Using the Intergalactic Medium State and Evolution Inferred from the Soft X-ray Background

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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17 pages, 5 figures. Will appear on ApJ May issue

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10.1086/374301

We explore the intergalactic medium (IGM) as a potential source of the unresolved soft X-ray background (XRB) and the feasibility to extract the IGM state and evolution from XRB observations. We build two analytical models, the continuum field model and the halo model, to calculate the IGM XRB mean flux, angular auto correlation and cross correlation with galaxies. Our results suggest that the IGM may contribute a significant fraction to the unresolved soft XRB flux and correlations. We calibrated non-Gaussian errors estimated against our $512^3$ moving mesh hydro simulation and estimate that the ROSAT all sky survey plus Sloan galaxy photometric redshift survey would allow a $\sim 10%$ accuracy in the IGM XRB-galaxy cross correlation power spectrum measurement for $800

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