Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Galaxy Clusters in the Swift/BAT era by Paola Rebusco Marco Ajello (SLAC), Nico Cappelluti (MPE), Olaf Reimer (Stanford), Hans Boehringer.

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Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Galaxy Clusters in the Swift/BAT era by Paola Rebusco Marco Ajello (SLAC), Nico Cappelluti (MPE), Olaf Reimer (Stanford), Hans Boehringer (MPE), Jochen Greiner (MPE), Neil Gehrels (GSFC), Jack Tueller (GSFC) ARC08 in ApJ () ARC08 in ApJ (arXiv: )

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) X-ray observations The gas in the intracluster medium (ICM) is mainly composed by H (~75%), He (~24%). It is very hot (10 7 K K). It emits X-rays in the form of bremsstrahlung… (Virgo Galaxy Cluster observed by XMM-Newton /matsushita/02.html) ?!

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) What Happens Above 15 keV?!

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) An Open Question Extended Radio Emission (e.g. Wilson 70, Dennison 80, Giovannini et al 93-00, Kempner&Sarazin 01,Govoni et al 01, Thierbach et al 03) EUV excess (e.g. Lieu et al 96, Bowyer et al 99, Bonamente et al Bowyer&Berghoefer 99, Durret et al 02) Soft excess (e.g. Bonamente , Nevalainen 03, Werner et al 07) Is there any non-thermal X-ray component? Yes: (e.g Fusco-Femiano et al , Rephaeli 01-02, Gruber&Rephaeli 02, Nevalainen et al 01-04, Eckert et al 07, Lutovinov et al 08, Eckert et al 08) No: (e.g Molendi&De Grandi, De Grandi&Molendi 99, Revnivtsev 04, Rossetti&Molendi 04-07, Ota et al 08, Eckert&Paltani 08, Molendi & Gastaldello 08, Fujita et al 08) BAT survey: 10 clusters detected keV

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Theoretical Scenario Standard hierarchical structure formation - cluster latest to virialize Merger + accretion of DM and gas SHOCKS+turbulence that 1. can heat the ICM up to 15 keV (Takizawa99, Ricker&Sarazin01,Markevitch+03) 2. can accelerate particles on scale of Mpc (radio) (e.g.Petrosian&Bykov08) CRs make IC on CMB photons --> power-law (PL) in the keV range

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) IF a NT component exist, it could arise from: Population of point sources (e.g. Katz 76, Fabian 76, Fujita 07), Inverse Compton (IC) on CMB photons (e.g. Rephaeli 79, Sarazin 99), NT-bremmstr (e.g. Sarazin 99-00), synchrotron emission (e.g. Timokhin et al 04, Inoue et al 05, Eckert et al 07), ……………..

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Why should we care? - Evaluate NT pressure (B, CR, turbulence) -> cluster cosmology - Distinguish  from DM annihilation or CR

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) The Burst Alert Telescope  Coded mask telescope ( keV)  5200 cm 2 detecting area  PSF 22 arcmin  Pos. accuracy 1-5 arcmin  FOV of 2.5 sr (120° x 90°) Swift satellite (Gehrels et al 2004)

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) The BAT X-ray All-Sky Survey ( Ajello et al 2008 a,b-Tueller et al 2008-Winter et al 2008)  27 months -> average exp time 3 Ms  Sources: excesses above 5  Identification: cross-correlation with the ROSAT catalogue ( 70% ) + Swift/XRT+ESO follow-up  Spectrum: keV for each obs, corrected for bckg contamination and vignetting and averaged  Coded Mask Telescope ->Optimized for the study of point- like sources I.e. that extend below the projection of the mask tile

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) What’s the Spectral Sensitivity? Derived by the analysis of >160 source free regions

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) BAT DATA:no assumption BAT+XMM/XRT/Chandra: assuming a PL with photon index 2 (e.g. Reimer et al 2004) Hard Tail to Hunt

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Which Clusters? 3  limit on the NT flux

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) CLUSTER Perseus A 3266 A 0754 A 3571 A 2029 A 2142 Triangulum A. Ophiucus A 2319 INSTRUMENT HEAO1/RXTE/BeppoSAX -- BeppoSAX -- BeppoSAX -- Integral/BeppoSAX/XMM RXTE AGREE? AGN Integral AGN! Comparison with previous detections Suzaku

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Abell 2319 Abell 3266

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Perseus Abell 0754 NT Component?!?

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Henry,Finoguenov&Briel04 Abell 0754 Temperature map keV map Chandra

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Accelerated e - -> RADIO SYNCHRO HARD X-RAY IC

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) BATBAT + XMM XRT XMM Chandra XMM B closer to Faraday Rotation Measurement (e.g. Harris&Romanishin 74)

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Conclusions Ajello, Rebusco, Cappelluti et al 2008 No significant (≥ 2  ) non-thermal emission (nor single spectra nor stacked) Perseus - A0754 have a hard tail Assuming IC, magnetic field >0.1  G (0.5  G) Independent analysis: T. Okajima et al (in preparation) FUTURE: more BAT (on-going survey- if reach 0.5 mCrab->30 clusters) X-ray (Simbol-X/NuSTAR/NeXT) Gamma (GLAST /FERMI) Radio ( LOFAR,LWA,SKA)

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) Stacking Analysis T = 10 keV

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) First Source Count+Luminosity Function above 15 keV CFR REFLEX SURVEY (Boehringer et al 02) Jones et al 98, Boehringer et al 01

Paola Rebusco (MIT ) NO evidence for NT ICM emission MAYBE below or at the limit of the CURRENT BAT sensitivity? What do these clusters have in common? MERGERS! BAT and Galaxy Clusters