Metallicity in intra-cluster medium of clusters and groups of galaxies

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Metallicity in intra-cluster medium of clusters and groups of galaxies observed with Suzaku ApJ , vol. 667, L41, 2007 PASJ, vol. 59, 299, 2007 PASJ, vol. 60, 333, 2008 PASJ, vol. 60, 317, 2008 astro-ph/arXiv0805.2771 Kosuke Sato1, K. Matsushita2, Y. Ishisaki3, N. Y. Yamasaki4, M. Ishida4, and T. Ohashi3 1 Kanazawa Univ., 2 Tokyo Univ. of Science, 3 Tokyo Metropolitan Univ., 4 ISAS/JAXA

Introduction – past X-ray observations – “ ASCA ” ⇒ Dupke & White (2000), Baumgartner et al. (2005) “ XMM ” ⇒ de Plaa et al. (2006, 2007), Werner et al. (2006) XMM 22 clusters O & Mg measurements in the only central region de Plaa et al. (2007) SNe II/Ia ratio ~3.5 More information needed from SNe II products Suzaku Low & stable background level Higher sensitivity below ~1 keV Determination of O & Mg synthesized in SNe II

Selected clusters and groups Nearby and Bright objects in early Suzaku observations Moderate low temperature (kT<4 keV) for O measurement Obs. redshift kT (keV) date HCG62 NGC507 A262 A1060 AWM7 0.0145 0.0165 0.0163 0.0114 0.0172 ~1.5 ~2.0 ~3.0 ~3.5 23.Jan.2006 28.Jul.2006 17.Aug.2007 22.Nov.2005 5.Aug.2006 Sampling ranging: Groups (~1.5 keV) ~ Clusters (~4 keV) Not including in de Plaa et al. (2007) Measurements of the metal abundances and distributions to ~0.3 – 0.4 r180 Analysis methods : See in Sato et al. (2007, 2008)& Tokoi et al. (2008)

O & Mg measurements with Suzaku OVII OVIII O Mg Galactic emission

Metal distributions From O to Fe radial profiles AWM7 A262 A1060 HCG62 NGC507 From O to Fe radial profiles (solar: Anders & Grevesse 1989) Comparison the metals to Fe ratio Si, S / Fe : fairly flat ~1 – 2 O, Mg / Fe : increase with radius? ⇒ Difference from SNe Ia or II ? 1 (solar) 0.1 Radial profiles of Fe r / r180 Fornax: Matsushita et al. (2007) O/Fe 1 1 1 Mg/Fe Si/Fe r / r180 r / r180 r / r180

Numbers of Type Ia and II supernovae How each metal is synthesized with SN Ia & II ? ⇒ Estimation of the numbers of SN Ia & II (NSNe Ia, NSNe II) Fit the amount of metals with nucleosynthesis model SNe nucleosynthesis model SNe Ia : W7 model (Nomoto et al. 1984) WDD1 or 2 model(Iwamoto et al. 1999) SNe II : 10 – 50 M (Salpeter Initial Mass Function) Progenitor Metallicity Z = 0.02(Nomoto et al. 2006) ψ(M) ∝ M -2.35

Fitting results AWM7 χ2 / d.o.f. = 15.9 / 3 NSNe II / NSNe Ia = 4.0 ± 1.2 (Ne) O W7 model Fe Mg S Si ~75% of Fe, ~40% of Si and S from SNe Ia Ne is excluded in the fits.

Numbers and Ratio of SNe Ia & II SNe II SNe Ia(W7) W7 model + 3.5 SNe II/Ia ratio Numbers of SNe Ia & II Gas mass(M) Gas mass(M) Numbers of SNe Ia & II ∝ the gas mass SNe II/Ia Ratio: ~3.5 (W7 and WDD2), ~2.5 (WDD1) cf. Clusters (XMM ; de Plaa et al. 2007): ~3.5 Our Galaxy (Tsujimoto et al. 1995): ~6.7 LMC & SMC (Tsujimoto et al. 1995): 3.3 – 5

Mass-to-Light Ratio: MLR Metals are synthesized in stars (galaxies): Compare Mmetal, < R ( in units of M ) with B-band luminosity LB, < R ( in units of L ) Also use K-band luminosity because of the comparison of galaxy type Fe mass / B-band Luminosity Mmetal, < R LB or K, < R MLR = M L Makishima et al. (2001) Temperature (keV) ∝ size of system Oxygen Mass-to-Light Ratio: OMLR Magnesium Mass-to-Light Ratio: MMLR Iron Mass-to-Light Ratio: IMLR First time

IMLR(B-band vs. K-band) We use 2MASS data set for K-band. r > ~1º ~ rvir data as a background B-band K-band IMLR Better correlation r / r180 r / r180 For all systems, a small dispersion with K-band rather than B-band

OMLR & MMLR K-band B-band Metal enrichment process in the ICM seem to be quite similar for different clusters and groups Small dispersion MMLR MMLR MMLR r / r180 r / r180

Comparison of Numbers of SNe II Number of SNe II expected from Star Formation Rate of Hubble Deep Field (Madau et al. 1998) Numbers of SNe II expected from the metal mass observed with Suzaku Normalized by K-band(2MASS) luminosities NSNe II normalized by LK between field galaxy and clusters from our obs. is consistent . AWM7 r < 0.1 r180 HDF NSNe II / LK (LK-1) A262 A1060 However, we consider now only the metals in the ICM, not including in the stars (galaxies) Numbers of SNe II(Mpc-3)

Summary Suzaku has conducted spatially resolved spectral analysis of clusters & groups. Measurements of the metals (O to Fe) to ~0.3 r180 were carried out. Assuming nucleosynthesis models, we determined the numbers of SNe II in the past using the metal masses of O, Mg, Si, S, and Fe. SNe II / Ia number ratio: ~3.5 (W7 and WDD2) Measurements of O & Mg mass to light ratios for the first time. Metal-mass to light ratios with K-band are close between clusters & groups X-ray and HDF observations imply consistent number of the total SNe II explosions.

Merits of Suzaku XIS Low intrinsic non X-ray Background (NXB) & Good reproducibility (~5%) due to low orbit satellite & short focal length High line sensitivity below ~1 keV Suitable for extended objects, like clusters & groups Superior O Line sensitivity Suzaku BI FI XMM Tsunemi et al. (2006) A1060 Oxygen Suzaku XMM