HETG Spectral-imaging of SN1987A

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HETG Spectral-imaging of SN1987A Dan Dewey, MIT Kavli Inst. with Svet Zhekov (SRI Sophia & U Colorado), C.R. Canizares (MKI), R. McCray (U Colorado) Eight Years of Science with Chandra, 23 October 2007

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Overview Introduction to SN 1987A HETG Observations & Spectral results Spectral images: Modeling and velocities Future of SN 1987A 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Introduction to SN 1987A Proceedings of Aspen conference: "Supernova 1987A: 20 Years After: Supernovae and Gamma-Ray Bursters" AIP, New York, eds. S. Immler, K.W. Weiler, and R. McCray Presentations on-line at: http://astrophysics.gsfc.nasa.gov/conferences/supernova1987a/ 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra HST imaga and model From ESA/Hubble: http://www.spacetelescope.org/news/html/heic0704.html 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

CSM from binary history Morris and Podsiadlowski 2007. Creation of the triple-ring system. 2D cylindrical slice at time of SN explosion 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Shocks and Regions From Pun et al. 2002 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Out-of-Plane structure Large, equatorial HII region swept- up by blast wave. Other structures along polar axis? From Gaensler, Aspen'07 (based on Michael et al. 2003) 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra -- Recent HETG Obs.s -- 360 ks of GTO time (Canizares PI) 2 keV 1 keV 0.65 keV MEG minus plus HEG minus plus 2 Å 20 Å 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Chandra & SN 19897A HETG (1999.8), Garmire/GTO - Michael et al.(2002) ACIS (2 per year), Burrows, Park et al. LETG (2004.7), McCray, Zhekov et al. HETG (2007.23), Canizares/GTO <--- LETG (2007.7), McCray HRC-I (~ 2008.3), Murray/GTO 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra HETG spectra of '87A Plus orders, Minus orders MEG HEG 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra 2-vpshock fit to data Good fit w/NEIVERS 2.0, Borkowski APEC Possible broad excess ? 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Summary of spectral results Flux increase ~ 20% per 6 months Consistent with ACIS monitoring (Park) "Shock DEM": distribution 0.3 - 3 keV Abund.s, NH: similar to Zhekov 2006. 2 shock approx.: 0.55 and 2.11 keV Line centers: consistent with 286 km/s Broad component (?) ~ 9000 km/s. 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra SN 1987A is resolved Tilted, thin ring models the zeroth-order Intensity varies with ring azimuth The DATA Model Model w/PSF 1.7" diameter ring 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Spectral images, FWHM in orders ~ 600 events Spectral images, FWHM in orders Ne X, ~ 1 keV MEG minus MEG plus 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Ring Doppler effect Blue shifted From the Chandra POG Red shifted 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra http://space.mit.edu/hydra/sources.html Fitting 1D projections Data Model 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra V_Ring for the lines Continuous distribution ? Discrete velocities by component ? 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Modeling the Spectral-Images Simple tilted ring Azimuthal intensity variation Two spectral components 2.11 & 0.55 keV Ring velocity for each component, 470 km/s and 240 km/s … and … 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Adding "V_Turbulence" Additional velocity blur of 200 km/s RMS No blur: "blue" excess With blur: better fit Model Residual Residual Model The DATA 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Interpreting the additional blur Turbulent velocity Ion thermal velocity Oblique shocks give range of directions. Smith & McCray 2007 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Shock Temp and Velocities Strong, adiabatic shock model has: V_bulk ~ 3/4 V_shock Post-shock temp and shock velocity: kTe ~ 1.4 keV (V_shock/1000 km/s)2 kTe ~ 0.55 keV ---> V_bulk ~ 470 km/s kTe ~ 2.11 keV ---> V_bulk ~ 920 km/s In reality, complexity reduces V_bulk ? 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

Summary of Spectral-Imaging Bulk radial motion of X-ray emitting plasma is ~ 200 -- 600 km/s. Additional "turbulent" velocity range of ~ 200 km/s RMS is indicated. No need for emission out-of-the-equatorial-plane, beyond +/- 25 deg. Broad component (?) with FWHM ~ 9000 km/s -- geometry undetermined. 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra Future Missions and '87A… Three words: Chandra, Chandra, Chandra What future Instrument do you want ? "What are you rebelling against?" "What have ya got?" --> Better instruments are always welcome. Long-slit [X-ray] Grating Spectrometers are very useful (FUSE, STIS, IRS.) 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra SN 1987A in the future Blastwave continues, reaching Outer Rings Other CSM interactions Detailed CSM knowledge, Sugerman et al. 2005 "To astrophysicists in the year 2987." -E. Michael, thesis dedication. 7 arc seconds 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra

HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra The End Thank you 23 October 2007, D.Dewey, MKI HETG SN1987A - 8 Years of Science with Chandra