(Long) Gamma-Ray Bursts as cosmological probes Davide Lazzati (JILA, U of Colorado) Gabriele Ghisellini (OAB); Giancarlo Ghirlanda (OAB); Claudio Firmani.

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(Long) Gamma-Ray Bursts as cosmological probes Davide Lazzati (JILA, U of Colorado) Gabriele Ghisellini (OAB); Giancarlo Ghirlanda (OAB); Claudio Firmani (OAB); Lara Nava (OAB); Vladimir Avila- Reese (UNAM)

Standard Candles Lighthouses Tracers of star formation

GRBs are NOT standard candles Ghirlanda et al GRB energies span three orders of magnitude

“Stretching”: the slower the brighter Sne Ia are not standard either, but…

Correlations… As seen by Lamb et al Original correlation in Frail et al and Panaitescu & Kumar 2001 Reichart et al. 2001Norris et al. 2000

E peak =k E  0.69 Ghirlanda, Ghisellini & Lazzati 2004 Ghirlanda correlation

Ghirlanda cosmology Ghirlanda et al. 2004

Ghirlanda cosmology Ghirlanda et al Very controversial result (e.g. Friedman & Bloom 2005)

Ambient medium The ISM density plays a small role in the Ghirlanda correlation. But the density profile…. E p ’ ~ E  Opening angle systematically smaller for wind profile Nava et al. 2005

Lighthouses GRB : Flasher et al. in prep. CIV

Lighthouses GRB : Flasher et al. in prep. CIV 2.5  evidence of decrease of the EW of high velocity CIV features

Lighthouses GRB : Flasher et al. in prep. Wind extends to tens of parsecs implies very massive star. Why afterglow fits require homogeneous ISM?

Tracers for star formation Long GRBs associated to final evolutionary stages of massive star Very easy to detect so in principle rate of explosion can be constrained But IMF may change And additional ingredients required (metallicity, rotation, binarity)

Summary GRBs are useful cosmological tools from many points of view Analogously to SN Ia can be standardized by using correlations among observables The field is in its infancy: different correlations can be used and we do not really know what to chose yet. All give comparable results. Nevertheless GRBs have comparable constraining capabilities to SN Ia and are much easier to detect, especially at high redshift Absorption spectra can be used for studying local GRB environment; ISM; IGM (see talks later today) Rate of GRBs constrains SFR but more details need to be figured out before we can really constrain