4 - DISTANCES_COVMAT: Distances and Covariance matrix¶
Overview¶
We provide two Hubble diagrams, one including only the essential information for cosmology (DES-SN5YR_HD.csv) and one including additional metadata (DES-SN5YR_HD+MetaData.csv).
Using the metadata, SN distances are calculated as:
\(\mu=-2.5 \log_{10} (x_0) + \alpha x_1 - \beta c \pm \gamma/2 - \rm{biasCor}_\mu - M_{0\mathrm{avg}}\)
Hubble Diagram¶
The released tables include parameters for the SNIa SALT3 fit, and additional metadata as well.
Note
Additional parameter availability
The distance information is provided only for the events that fall into our Hubble Diagram, and thus only these events have additional parameters (such as SALT3 fitted parameters) in the release.
Data Format¶
DES-SN5YR_HD.csv Column definitions
CID- Candidate IDIDSURVEY-{10:'DES', 61:'CFA1', 62:'CFA2', 63:'CFA3S', 64:'CFA3K' ,65:'CFA4p2', 66:'CFA4p3', 150:'FOUND'}zHD- Hubble Diagram Redshift (with CMB andVPECcorrections)zCMB- CMB Corrected RedshiftzHEL- Heliocentric RedshiftMU- SN distancesMUERR_FINAL- SN distance uncertainties (renormalized for BEAMS prob of being core-collapse)
DES-SN5YR_HD+MetaData.csv Additional column definitions
CIDint- Candidate ID integer (same asCIDexcept for those starting with letters e.g.sn2000aa)TYPE- Type of supernova, 1=Type Ia (everything in this file is 1)
PROB_SNNV19- Prob of being Ia from SuperNNova trained on sims generated using core-collapse templates from Vincenzi et al. 2019 (Nominal)PROB_SNNDESCC- Prob of being Ia from SuperNNova trained on sims generated using core-collapse templates from Jones et al. 2017PROB_SNNJ17- Prob of being Ia from SuperNNova trained on sims generated using core-collapse templates from DES dataPROB_SCONE- Prob of being Ia from SCONE trained on sims generated using core-collapse templates Vincenzi et al. 2019PROB_SNIRFV19- Prob of being Ia from SNIRF trained on sims generated using core-collapse templates from Vincenzi et al. 2019PROBCC_BEAMS- BEAMS Prob of being core-collapse (see eq. 6 in Vincenzi et al. 2024)
c- SALT3 colorcERR- SALT3 color uncertaintyx1- SALT3 stretchx1ERR- SALT3 stretch uncertaintymB- SALT3 uncorrected brightnessmBERR- SALT3 uncorrected brightness uncertaintyx0- SALT3 light curve amplitude where \(m_x = -2.5\mathrm{log}_{10}(x0)\) used in the modified Tripp equationx0ERR- SALT3 light curve amplitude uncertainty
COV_x1_c- SALT3 fit covariance betweenx1andcCOV_x1_x0- SALT3 fit covariance betweenx1andx0COV_c_x0- SALT3 fit covariance betweencandx0
HOST_RA- Host Galaxy RAHOST_DEC- Host Galaxy DECHOST_ANGSEP- Angular separation between SN and host [arcsec]HOST_DDLR- Directional light radius distance between SN and host (dimentionless)HOST_ZSPEC- Host spectroscopic redshift (heliocentric frame, same as zHEL).HOST_ZSPECERR- Uncertainty in host spectroscopic redshift.VPEC- Peculiar velocity [km/s]VPECERR- Peculiar velocity uncertainty [km/s]MWEBV- Milky Way E(B-V)HOST_LOGMASS- Host Galaxy Log Stellar MassHOST_LOGMASS_ERR- Uncertainty in Host Galaxy Log Stellar MassHOST_COLOR- Host Galaxy rest-frame \(u-r\) colorHOST_COLOR_ERR- Uncertainty in Host Galaxy rest-frame u-r color
PKMJD- Fit Peak DatePKMJDERR- Fit Peak Date UncertaintyNDOF- Number of degrees of freedom in SALT3 fitFITCHI2- SALT3 fit chi squaredFITPROB- SNANA FitprobbiasCor_mu- Bias correction applied to brightness \(m_b\)
biasCor_mu_COVSCALE- Reduction in uncertainty due to selection effects (multiplicative)biasCor_mu_COVADD- Uncertainty floor as given by the intrinsic scatter model (quadrature)
Global Parameters¶
Note
Note, these global parameters are determined from the likelihood analysis of all the SNe on the Hubble diagram.
\(\alpha = 0.16087 \pm 0.00152\)
\(\beta = 3.11780 \pm 0.03530\)
\(\gamma = 0.03754 \pm 0.00798\)
\(M_{0~\mathrm{avg}} = -29.95821\)
Covariance matrices¶
Statistical and Stat+Systematic¶
The Statistical and Stat+Systematic Covariance matrices (both 1829 x 1829 matrices) are provided in
- STATONLY.txt.gz
- STAT+SYS.txt.gz (all systematics)
Single-systematic cov matrix are also available in SingleSYS_CovMatrix folder.
Single-systematic covariance matrices¶
List and definition of Single-systematic covariance matrix:
BS20: Nominal vs BS20 scatter modelP21SYS1: Nominal vs realization 1 from MCMC dust model fitting codeP21SYS2: Nominal vs realization 2 from MCMC dust model fitting codeP21SYS3: Nominal vs realization 3 from MCMC dust model fitting codeW22_AGE: Nominal vs modelling approach described by Wiseman et al. 2022P21_HOSTCOLOR: Nominal vs dust-based approach dividing between red and blue galaxiesMWEBV: Systematics asociated with Milky Way extinction amplitudeMWCOLORLAW: Systematics asociated with Milky Way extinction color lawCALIBplusSALT3: Systematics associated with calibration and LC modelling (see2_LCFIT_MODEL/SALT3.DES5YR-SYS)CALSPEC: Systematics associated with calibration of CalSpec standard starsZSHIFT: Systematic redshift shiftMASSLOC: Systematic associated to 0.3 dex shift in mass step locationALPHAEVOL: Systematic associated with alpha redshift evolutionBETAEVOL: Systematic associated with beta redshift evolutionGAMMAEVOL: Systematic associated with gamma redshift evolutionSNNtraining: SuperNNova trained on V19 templates vs different training simulationsSNIRF: SuperNNova classification vs SNIRF classificationSCONE: SuperNNova classification vs SCONE classificationCClikelihood: Simulation-based modelling of core-collpase likelihood vs polynomialFIXAB: Systematic associated with fixing alpha and beta parametersSIGINT_MODEL: Systematic associated with color-independent modelling of sigma_intSVAHOSTLIB: Nominal Host library vs Host library built using DES Science Verification dataHOSTEFFshift: Nominal DES spec redshift efficiency vs efficiency curve shifted by 0.2 magVPEC: Systematic associated with pec velocity corrections