Physical properties of young radio sources and their ambient medium Monica Orienti Dipartimento di Astronomia, UniBo; INAF – IRA, Bologna Monica Orienti.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
AGN9, Ferrara Maggio 2010 Gabriele Bruni – IRA INAF, Univ. Bologna A RADIO APPROACH TO BROAD ABSORPTION LINE QUASARS Gabriele Bruni (IRA-INAF, Univ.
Advertisements

AGN Feedback at the Parsec Scale Feng Yuan Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS with: F. G. Xie (SHAO) J. P. Ostriker (Princeton University) M. Li (SHAO)
Sydney, 23 July 2003 Joint Discussion 18: Quasar cores & jets Central Regions of AGNs probed by the Neutral Hydrogen Raffaella Morganti ASTRON Netherlands.
Cosmic Static and X-ray Vision: Studying GPS/CSS sources at radio and X-ray wavelengths Joe Callingham The University of Sydney / CASS Multi-Wavelength.
Radio and X-ray emission in radio-quiet quasars Katrien C. Steenbrugge, Katherine M. Blundell and Zdenka Kuncic Instituto de Astronomía, UCN Department.
Modeling the SED and variability of 3C66A in 2003/2004 Presented By Manasvita Joshi Ohio University, Athens, OH ISCRA, Erice, Italy 2006.
X-ray and optical detection of the radio bent jet in 3C 17 Radio Galaxies in the Chandra Era F. Massaro & D. E. Harris, M. Chiaberge, P. Grandi, F. D.
Ammonia and CCS as diagnostic tools of low-mass protostars Ammonia and CCS as diagnostic tools of low-mass protostars Itziar de Gregorio-Monsalvo (ESO.
Emissions from Shells Associated with Dying Radio Sources @ Workshop on East-Asian Collaboration for the SKA /2 Hirotaka Ito YITP, Kyoto University.
Active Galactic Nuclei Very small angular size: point like High luminosity: compared to host galaxies Broad-band continuum emission: radio to TeV Strong.
Compact Steep-Spectrum and Gigahertz Peaked-Spectrum Radio Sources Reviews: O’Dea 1998 PASP 110:493 Third Workshop on CSS/GPS Radio Sources 2003 PASA Vol.
Engine-Driven Supernovae Alicia M. Soderberg Caltech Astronomy Dept. Zwicky Supernova Workshop January
VLBI Imaging of a High Luminosity X-ray Hotspot Leith Godfrey Research School of Astronomy & Astrophysics Australian National University Geoff Bicknell,
Jets in Low Power Compact Radio Galaxies Marcello Giroletti Department of Astronomy, University of Bologna INAF Institute of Radio Astronomy & G. Giovannini.
Modelling the Broad Line Region Andrea Ruff Rachel Webster University of Melbourne.
The Evolution of Extragalactic Radio Sources Greg Taylor (UNM), Steve Allen (KIPAC), Andy Fabian (IoA), Jeremy Sanders (IoA), Robert Dunn (IoA), Gianfranco.
Galaxies What is a galaxy? How many stars are there in an average galaxy? About how many galaxies are there in the universe? What is the name of our galaxy?
Annalisa Bonafede PhD student at IRA Radio Astronomy Institute Bologna (Italy) With: L. Feretti, G. Giovannini, M. Murgia, F. Govoni, G. B.Taylor, H. Ebeling,
Low frequency radio observations of galaxy groups With acknowledgements to: R. Athreya, P. Mazzotta, T. Clarke, W. Forman, C. Jones, T. Ponman S.Giacintucci.
Missing baryons and missing metals in galaxies: clues from the Milky Way Smita Mathur The Ohio State University With Anjali Gupta, Yair Krongold, Fabrizio.
8th EVN Symposium 2006 Exploring the Universe with the real-time VLBI Toruń, Poland, September 2006 Carlo Stanghellini Istituto di Radioastronomia.
Multi-Wavelength Time Variability of Active Galactic Nuclei Ritaban Chatterjee Advisor: Prof. Alan P. Marscher Collaborators: Svetlana Jorstad (B.U.),
Extra-planar Gas – Dwingeloo, June 2004 Raffaella Morganti (Astron) Extra-planar Gas – Dwingeloo, June 2004 Outflows of neutral hydrogen in AGN T. Oosterloo,
TURBULENCE AND HEATING OF MOLECULAR CLOUDS IN THE GALACTIC CENTER: Natalie Butterfield (UIowa) Cornelia Lang (UIowa) Betsy Mills (NRAO) Dominic Ludovici.
Molecular absorption in Cen A on VLBI scales Huib Jan van Langevelde, JIVE Ylva Pihlström, NRAO Tony Beasley, CARMA.
 Galaxies with extremely violent energy release in their nuclei  Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN)  Up to many thousand times more luminous than the entire.
… and AGN Marcello Giroletti Dipartimento di Astronomia, UniBO Istituto di Radioastronomia, INAF.
Jet/environment interactions in FR-I and FR-II radio galaxies Judith Croston with Martin Hardcastle, Mark Birkinshaw and Diana Worrall.
Star Formation in our Galaxy Dr Andrew Walsh (James Cook University, Australia) Lecture 1 – Introduction to Star Formation Throughout the Galaxy Lecture.
Spectra of partially self-absorbed jets Christian Kaiser University of Southampton Christian Kaiser University of Southampton.
Hirotaka Ito Waseda University Collaborators Motoki Kino SISSA ISAS/JAXA ISS Science Project Office Naoki Isobe ISAS/JAXA ISS Science Project Office Nozomu.
Low Power Compact radio galaxies at high angular resolution Marcello Giroletti INAF Istituto di Radioastronomia & G. Giovannini (UniBO, IRA) G. B. Taylor.
Gabriele Giovannini Dipartimento di Astronomia, Bologna University Istituto di Radioastronomia - INAF Low Luminosity Radio Loud AGNs In collaboration with.
The Early Time Properties of GRBs : Canonical Afterglow and the Importance of Prolonged Central Engine Activity Andrea Melandri Collaborators : C.G.Mundell,
High-resolution observations of powerful radio sources Monica Orienti Almudena Prieto 13/12/2007 Monica Orienti – IAC.
EVN observations of GPS radio sources Liu X. Urumqi Observatory, NAOC.
Investigation of different types radio sources by IPS method at 111MHz S.A.Tyul’bashev Pushchino Radio Astronomy Observatory, Astro Space Center of P.N.Lebedev.
The MOJAVE Program: Studying the Relativistic Kinematics of AGN Jets Jansky Postdoctoral Fellow National Radio Astronomy Observatory Matthew Lister.
The Environs of Massive Black Holes and Their Relativistic Jets Greg Taylor NRAO Albuquerque AAS, 2002 June 5.
Young Radio Sources associated with Broad Absorption Line Quasars
Polarization of AGN Jets Dan Homan National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
Rachael Ainsworth Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies YERAC 2011.
Raffaella Morganti Extragalactic jets, Girdwood (May 2007) The interplay between radio jets and ISM in sub-kpc radio sources evolution of jets interacting.
Raffaella Morganti (Astron, NL) C. Tadhunter,T. Oosterloo, B. Emonts, J. Holt and many others ATNF – July 2004 The interplay between radio-activity and.
Galaxies with Active Nuclei Chapter 14:. Active Galaxies Galaxies with extremely violent energy release in their nuclei (pl. of nucleus).  “active galactic.
Gas in Galaxy Clusters Tracy Clarke (NRAO) June 5, 2002 Albuquerque, AAS.
Gabriele Giovannini Marcello Giroletti Gregory B. Taylor Dipartimento di Astronomia, Bologna University Istituto di Radioastronomia, INAF Bologna Dept.
Molecular clouds in the center of M81 Viviana Casasola Observatoire de Paris-LERMA & Università di Padova, Dipartimento di Astronomia Scuola Nazionale.
Extragalactic Jets: Theory and Observation from Radio to Gamma Ray May 2007, Girdwood, AK Jet Properties and Evolution in Small and Intermediate.
Radio Galaxies Part 3 Gas in Radio galaxies. Why gas in radio galaxies? Merger origin of radio galaxies. Evidence: mainly optical characteristics (tails,
Radio Galaxies part 4. Apart from the radio the thin accretion disk around the AGN produces optical, UV, X-ray radiation The optical spectrum emitted.
On the nature of High Frequency Peaker radio sources Monica Orienti Girdwood, 22/05/2007 Monica Orienti – Extragalactic Jets (INAF – IRA, Bologna) Daniele.
VHE  -ray Emission From Nearby FR I Radio Galaxies M. Ostrowski 1 & L. Stawarz 1,2 1 Astronomical Observatory, Jagiellonian University 2 Landessternwarte.
Abstract We present multiwavelength imaging and broad-band spectroscopy of the relativistic jets in the two nearby radio galaxies 3C 371 and PKS ,
1 Radio – FIR Spectral Energy Distribution of Young Starbursts Hiroyuki Hirashita 1 and L. K. Hunt 2 ( 1 University of Tsukuba, Japan; 2 Firenze, Italy)
The University of Sheffield Joanna Holt 20 th October 2006 Emission line outflows: the evidence for AGN-induced feedback Clive Tadhunter.
Parent Population Low frequency  no beaming effects Nuclear properties different since are affected by beaming but in agreement if we compare intrinsic.
Brigthest Cluster Galaxies Unique class of objects  most luminous  most massive  extended source  some BCG shows multiple nuclei → galaxy merger →
Tools for computing the AGN feedback: radio-loudness and the kinetic luminosity function Gabriele Melini Fabio La Franca Fabrizio Fiore Active Galactic.
X-RAY PROPERTIES OF FR II/NLRG X-RAY PROPERTIES OF FR II/NLRG E. Trussoni 1, A. Capetti 1, B. Balmaverde 2 1 INAF – Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino,
Radio Loud and Radio Quiet AGN
Parent Population intrinsic observed
Dying radio galaxies with LOFAR
Polarization of Cluster Radio Sources with LOFAR
Radio Galaxies Part 5.
The Location and Kinematics of HI Absorbing Gas
The origin nuclear X-ray emission in the nuclei of radio galaxy-FR Is
Group Nov. 01, USTC 4/18/2019 Group Nov. 01, USTC AGN-dominated SFG-dominated.
Instructor: Gregory Fleishman
Compact radio jets and nuclear regions in galaxies
Presentation transcript:

Physical properties of young radio sources and their ambient medium Monica Orienti Dipartimento di Astronomia, UniBo; INAF – IRA, Bologna Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010 Collaboration with D. Dallacasa

Outline Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/ Young radio sources and their evolution 2. Physical properties in young radio sources 3. Young radio sources and their ambient medium

3 1. Young Radio Sources P 1.4 GHz > W/Hz; Convex spectrum; LS < 1 – 20 kpc; Double/triple or complex; Asymmetries; 15%-30% in flux limited samples 500 pc 350 pc 550 pc 175 pc Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Evolutionary scenario HFP GPS CSS 1. Young radio sources Kinematic ages Spectral ages CompactYoung yr Polatidis&Conway 03, Murgia+ 99, Murgia 03… High fraction in flux limited samples: luminosity evolution! Snellen+00 Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Dying objects? HFPGPS CSS ? FR I/II Orienti et al PKS Young radio sources t syn = 2700±600 years; γ ≤ 600; t OFF = 550±100 years No injection/acceleration of fresh particles! Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Recurrent activity? On kpc scales: (Baum et al. 1990; Tinti et al. 2005) On pc-scales: (Orienti&Dallacasa 2008, Luo et al. 2007) 1. Young radio sources t relic ~ 10 7 –10 8 yr J t relic ~ 10 3 – 10 4 yr J J : 128 kpc J : 50 pc OQ208: 43 pc OQ 208 Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

The spectral peak Optically thin Optically thick     Radiative losses Log Log S( ) SSA is present by default SSA in a homogeneous component: β = Physical properties Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Magnetic field In the presence of SSA from homogeneous component: H SSA = f(  ) 5 S 2 p (1+z)   max   min 5 p Kellermann & Pauliny-Toth Physical properties Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010 Orienti & Dallacasa 2008

Are young objects in equipartition? In case of equipartition: H eq  (1+k) 2/7  -2/7 P 2/7 V -2/7 Pacholczyk 1970 H eq  H SSA Orienti&Dallacasa Physical properties Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Are young objects in equipartition? In case of equipartition: H eq  (1+k) 2/7  -2/7 P 2/7 V -2/7 Pacholczyk 1970 H eq  H SSA with some exceptions… Orienti&Dallacasa Physical properties Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

SSA or FFA? SSA 2. Physical properties Not homogeneous ambient medium! FFA Orienti&Dallacasa 08 Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

The HI in young radio sources Larger incidence of HI absorption in young radio sources than in “normal” radio galaxies (Morganti et al. 2001); Anti-correlation LS – N HI ; (Pihlström et al. 2003; Vermeulen et al. 2003; Gupta et al. 2006) Circumnuclear disk/tours (Mundell et al. 2003) 3. The ambient medium Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

The HI in young radio sources Larger incidence of HI absorption in young radio sources than in “normal” radio galaxies (Morganti et al. 2001); Anti-correlation LS – N HI ; (Pihlström et al. 2003; Vermeulen et al. 2003; Gupta et al. 2006) Circumnuclear disk/tours (Mundell et al. 2003) 3. The ambient medium Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

3. The ambient medium The X-ray column density Anti-correlation LS – N H :What’s the origin of the X-ray emission? Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010 Tengstrand et al J

3. The ambient medium The X-ray column density Radio outflow due to jet-cloud interaction Are we observing the same absorber??? Morganti et al Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010 OQ 208 Tengstrand et al. 2009

Distribution of the atomic hydrogen HI located ~100 pc from the core, where the jet bends Off-nuclear cloud 4C Morganti et al The ambient medium HI detected against the whole source Central disk , Peck et al Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Jet-cloud interactions? They may be responsible for the asymmetries in arm- length and luminosity found in compact objects The statistic is still too poor….. Labiano et al The ambient medium Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

Asymmetries in “symmetric” objects Strong asymmetry in both luminosity and arm-length ratios between the lobes Saikia+ 03, Fanti+ 90 Jet-ISM interaction? 3. The ambient medium Orienti et al., in prep. Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010

19 Summary Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010 Small radio galaxies represent the young phase in the radio source evolution; Not all the young radio sources will evolve in the large FR I/FR II population; The spectral peak is due to SSA, but an additional contribution from FFA is present in the most compact objects; Young radio sources are in equipartition conditions; The ambient medium plays an important role in the evolution of the radio emission. A better knowledge of the ambient medium will enable us to draw a more reliable picture on the fate of the radio source evolution

Summary Small radio galaxies represent the young phase in the radio source evolution; Not all the young radio sources will evolve in the large FR I/FR II population; The spectral peak is due to SSA, but an additional contribution from FFA is present in the most compact objects; Young radio sources are in equipartition conditions; The ambient medium plays an important role in the evolution of the radio emission. More X-ray observations please!!! Monica Orienti Active Galactic Nuclei 9 Ferrara 27/05/2010