The More The Merrier: Multi-Messenger Science with Gravitational Waves

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The More The Merrier: Multi-Messenger Science with Gravitational Waves [with focus on EOS constraints using Binary NS Mergers] Xiamen-CUSTIPEN Workshop, Xiamen January 4th 2019

Binary NS Merger Science: LIGO + (2017) or Why study them? GW sources for LIGO, Virgo, … progenitors of GRBs, kilonovae r-process nucleosynthesis constraining EOS (LIGO17, …) ‘standard sirens’ / H0 (Schutz86, LIGO17, Guidorzi+17) tests of GR, e.g. speed of gravitational waves (LIGO17) binary stellar evolution, NS formation channels multi-messenger

Binary NS Merger Science: LIGO + (2017) or Why study them? GW sources for LIGO, Virgo, … progenitors of GRBs, kilonovae r-process nucleosynthesis constraining EOS (LIGO17, …) ‘standard sirens’ / H0 (Schutz86, LIGO17, Guidorzi+17) tests of GR, e.g. speed of gravitational waves (LIGO17) binary stellar evolution, NS formation channels multi-messenger

schematics of a merger: dependent on binary mass dependent on EOS Merger Remnant: schematics of a merger: dependent on binary mass dependent on EOS GW loss timescale inspiral merger

Merger Remnant: 𝑀 ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 TOV GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger (see also Bartos+13)

Merger Remnant: 𝑀 reminder: 𝑀 TOV = maximum mass of cold, non-rotating NS 𝑑𝑃 𝑑𝑟 =− 𝐺 𝑟 2 𝑚+4𝜋 𝑟 3 𝑃 𝑐 2 𝜌+ 𝑃 𝑐 2 1− 2𝐺𝑚 𝑐 2 𝑟 −1 where 𝑚=∫4𝜋 𝑟 2 𝜌 𝑑𝑟 ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger (see also Bartos+13)

Merger Remnant: 𝑀 ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 TOV GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger (see also Bartos+13)

Merger Remnant: 𝑀 ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 TOV prompt collapse dynamical time prompt collapse ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger (see also Bartos+13)

differential rotation Merger Remnant: 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω(𝑟) ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation (see also Bartos+13)

differential rotation Merger Remnant: 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω(𝑟) ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation rigid rotation (see also Bartos+13)

differential rotation Merger Remnant: 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω(𝑟) ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω GW loss timescale ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger NS differential rotation spin-down time rigid rotation final remnant (see also Bartos+13)

differential rotation Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: how to use to constrain NS EOS? 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation spin-down time NS rigid rotation

differential rotation Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV how to use to constrain NS EOS? 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation spin-down time NS rigid rotation

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV GW signal ⇒ total binary mass, 𝑀 tot 𝑀 tot = 𝑀 chirp 𝑞 − 3 5 1+𝑞 6 5

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV GW signal ⇒ total binary mass, 𝑀 tot 𝑀 tot = 𝑀 chirp 𝑞 − 3 5 1+𝑞 6 5 precisely measured f(q) weakly dependent on q less than 2% effect (for q>0.7)

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV GW signal ⇒ total binary mass, 𝑀 tot 𝑀 tot = 𝑀 chirp 𝑞 − 3 5 1+𝑞 6 5 LIGO Virgo (2017) Time

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV GW signal ⇒ total binary mass, 𝑀 tot 𝑀 tot = 𝑀 chirp 𝑞 − 3 5 1+𝑞 6 5 GW LIGO Virgo (2017) Time

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV EM signature ⇒ remnant fate (Bauswein+13; Metzger&Fernandez14; Metzger&Piro14; Kasen+15; …) GW

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV EM signature ⇒ remnant fate (Bauswein+13; Metzger&Fernandez14; Metzger&Piro14; Kasen+15; …) GW BM & Metzger (2017)

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV EM signature ⇒ remnant fate (Bauswein+13; Metzger&Fernandez14; Metzger&Piro14; Kasen+15; …) EM GW BM & Metzger (2017)

Multi-messenger EOS Constraints: merger outcome ⇔ 𝑀 tot / 𝑀 TOV EM signature ⇒ remnant fate (Bauswein+13; Metzger&Fernandez14; Metzger&Piro14; Kasen+15; …) EM GW ⇒EOS BM & Metzger (2017)

Application to GW170817: (I) remnant fate LIGO + (2017)

differential rotation Application to GW170817: (I) remnant fate 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation spin-down time NS rigid rotation

differential rotation Application to GW170817: (I) remnant fate rule out long-lived SMNS or stable NS remnant main argument: energetics 𝑀 prompt collapse Ω ∼(1.3−1.6) 𝑀 TOV HMNS Ω ∼1.2 𝑀 TOV dynamical time SMNS viscous time inspiral 𝑀 TOV merger differential rotation spin-down time NS rigid rotation for GW170817

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics 𝐽 remnant ∼ 𝐽 orbital > 𝐽 K, max Radice+ (2018) 𝐽 K, max baryonic mass angular momentum

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics 𝐽 remnant ∼ 𝐽 orbital > 𝐽 K, max ⇒ merger remnant maximally rotating E rot = 1 2 𝐼 Ω 2 ∼ 10 53 erg ! Radice+ (2018) 𝐽 K, max (Metzger,BM+15) baryonic mass angular momentum

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM & Metzger (2017) 𝐽 remnant ∼ 𝐽 orbital > 𝐽 K, max ⇒ merger remnant maximally rotating E rot = 1 2 𝐼 Ω 2 ∼ 10 53 erg ! rotational energy (erg) (Metzger,BM+15) remnant mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) (baryonic mass)

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM & Metzger (2017) E rot = 1 2 𝐼 Ω 2 ∼ 10 53 erg ! (Metzger,BM+15) rotational energy (erg) remnant mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) (baryonic mass)

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM & Metzger (2017) E rot = 1 2 𝐼 Ω 2 ∼ 10 53 erg ! for stable remnant: tapped by magnetic-dipole spin-down ( 𝐸 ∼ 𝜇 2 Ω 4 / 𝑐 3 ) inconsistent with GW170817 kilonova + afterglow (unless unusual ellipticity invoked) (Metzger,BM+15) rotational energy (erg) (Kiuchi+14, Metzger&Piro14, Siegel&Ciolfi16, …) remnant mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) (baryonic mass)

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM & Metzger (2017) E rot = 1 2 𝐼 Ω 2 ∼ 10 53 erg ! for stable remnant: tapped by magnetic-dipole spin-down ( 𝐸 ∼ 𝜇 2 Ω 4 / 𝑐 3 ) inconsistent with GW170817 kilonova + afterglow (unless unusual ellipticity invoked) (Metzger,BM+15) GW170817 rotational energy (erg) (Kiuchi+14, Metzger&Piro14, Siegel&Ciolfi16, …) remnant mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) (baryonic mass)

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM & Metzger (2017) rule out NS or SMNS remnant GW170817 rotational energy (erg) remnant mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) (baryonic mass)

Application to GW170817: (II) energetics BM + (2018b) rule out NS or SMNS remnant also strengthened by: observed GRB ≲2s post merger lack of X-rays from NS spindown (BM+18b, Pooley+18) X-ray luminosity

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints threshold masses EOS dependent ruling out long-lived NS ⇒ upper limit on 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 BH HMNS SMNS NS 𝑀 TOV 1.2 𝑀 TOV 1.5 𝑀 TOV GW170817 𝑀 tot 2.7 𝑀 ⊙ 2.2 𝑀 ⊙

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints threshold masses EOS dependent ruling out long-lived NS ⇒ upper limit on 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 BH HMNS SMNS NS 𝑀 TOV 1.2 𝑀 TOV 1.5 𝑀 TOV GW170817 𝑀 tot 2.7 𝑀 ⊙ 2.2 𝑀 ⊙

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints threshold masses EOS dependent ruling out long-lived NS ⇒ upper limit on 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 BH HMNS SMNS NS 𝑀 TOV 1.2 𝑀 TOV 1.5 𝑀 TOV GW170817 𝑀 tot 2.7 𝑀 ⊙ 2.2 𝑀 ⊙

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints BM & Metzger (2017) find 𝑀 TOV ≲2.17 𝑀 ⊙ (BM&Metzger17) NS radius (km) cumulative probability < 𝑀 max known NS masses (gravitational mass) NS maximal mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ )

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints BM & Metzger (2017) find 𝑀 TOV ≲2.17 𝑀 ⊙ (BM&Metzger17) NS radius (km) cumulative probability < 𝑀 max known NS masses (gravitational mass) NS maximal mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ )

Application to GW170817: (III) 𝑀 TOV constraints BM & Metzger (2017) find 𝑀 TOV ≲2.17 𝑀 ⊙ (BM&Metzger17) relies only on qualitative categorization (HMNS / SMNS / …) not sensitive to quantitative kilonova modeling uncertainties NS radius (km) cumulative probability < 𝑀 max known NS masses (gravitational mass) NS maximal mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ )

Additional Multi-Messenger Constraints: Coughlin, Dietrich, BM + (submitted) (but model dependent) additional constraints from fitting kilonova ejecta properties identify ejecta source (dynamical / disk winds) ejecta mass & velocity depend on binary parameters and EOS disk mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 total mass / threshold mass for prompt collapse

Additional Multi-Messenger Constraints: Coughlin, Dietrich, BM + (submitted) (but model dependent) additional constraints from fitting kilonova ejecta properties identify ejecta source (dynamical / disk winds) ejecta mass & velocity depend on binary parameters and EOS disk mass ( 𝑀 ⊙ ) EM 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 total mass / threshold mass for prompt collapse GW EOS: 𝑀 thr ( 𝑅 ns , 𝑀 TOV )

Additional Multi-Messenger Constraints: Bauswein + (2017) lack of prompt-collapse from merger simulations: 𝑀 thr ≈𝑓 𝑀 TOV 𝑅 1.6 𝑀 TOV (Bauswein+13) + causality: 𝑀 thr >1.22 𝑀 TOV 𝑀 thr >2.74 𝑀 ⊙ ⇒ 𝑅 1.6 >10.3 km (Bauswein+17) threshold for prompt-collapse increases with larger NS radius

Future Outlook: rich landscape (bright future)

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future)

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future) EOS learning opportunities

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future) EOS learning opportunities

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future) EOS learning opportunities

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future) EOS learning opportunities & predictions!

Multi-Messenger Matrix Future Outlook: BM + (in prep) Multi-Messenger Matrix rich landscape (bright future) EOS learning opportunities & predictions!

prompt / HMNS NS / SMNS ~32% ~3% ~27% ~38% SMNS HMNS / SMNS Future Outlook: prompt / HMNS NS / SMNS for Galactic distribution of binary NSs (Kiziltan+13) ~32% BM + (in prep) ~3% EOS learning opportunities ~27% & ~38% predictions! SMNS HMNS / SMNS

Summary of EOS Constraints: Ozel & Freire (2016) Summary of EOS Constraints: multi-messenger methods complementary to GW-only constraints (tidal deformability, post- merger signals, …) future multi-messenger observations can further constrain EOS

Summary of EOS Constraints: Ozel & Freire (2016) Summary of EOS Constraints: multi-messenger methods complementary to GW-only constraints (tidal deformability, post- merger signals, …) future multi-messenger observations can further constrain EOS LIGO 18 De+18 GW-only multi-messenger

Summary of EOS Constraints: Ozel & Freire (2016) Summary of EOS Constraints: BM & Metzger 17 multi-messenger methods complementary to GW-only constraints (tidal deformability, post- merger signals, …) future multi-messenger observations can further constrain EOS Bauswein+17 LIGO 18 Coughlin+ De+18 GW-only multi-messenger