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Mid-IR astronomy with theE-ELT: The case for evolved stars
Martin Groenewegen
Royal Observatory of Belgium, Brussels
ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.1/37
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Overview
(JWST and the ELTs: An Ideal Combination,Garching, April 13-16, 2010)
• Introduction:current issues in evolved star research
• Science cases for E-ELT in the Mid-IR(HR & LR spectroscopy, imaging-broadband)
• Conclusions
Some caveats:
• Focus on AGB stars (not PN, LBV/WR, SN)
• No in depth comparison to other facilities that arerelevant before 2023 ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.2/37
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AGB stars
ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.3/37
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Central Star
Betelgeuse. ESO press release 0927 (2009). Kervella, Ohnaka. AMBER, NACOESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.4/37
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Katrien Kolenberg ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.5/37
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Lifecycle of dust and gas
http://hea-www.cfa.harvard.edu/CHAMP/EDUCATION/PUBLIC/starlifecycles_pics.htmlESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.6/37
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Shaping PNe
ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.7/37
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ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.8/37
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Key Questions
What is the mass-loss return of dust and metalenrichment by AGB stars (versus SNe)
How does this depend on time, mass, metallicity ?
Driving of the wind (radiation pressure on dust, but....)
C-rich versus O-rich (different dust species, differentwind driving ? )
Thermal Pulses followed by nucleosynthesis near thecore (convection)
Pulsation
non-spherical
role of binarityESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.9/37
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HR Spectroscopy
Sahai et al. (2009), using FTS CO rot-vibr lines2100-2200 cm−1 resolution of 0.02 cm−1
4.55-4.76µm,R= 107 000 ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.10/37
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4m telescopeno integration time, no S/N given,M= -2.3
"... these data, taken over 7 epochs, show that thecircumstellar environment of V Hya consists of acomplex high-velocity (HV) outflow containing atleast six kinematic components with expansionvelocities ranging between 70 and 120 km/s, togetherwith a slow-moving normal outflow at about 10 km/s.Physical changes occur in the HV outflow regions ona time-scale as short as two days. The intrinsicline-width for each HV component is quite large(6− 8 km/s) compared to the typical values (∼ 1
km/s) appropriate for normal AGB circumstellarenvelopes (CSEs), due to excess turbulence and/orlarge velocity gradients resulting from the energeticinteraction of the HV outflow with the V Hya CSE."
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CRIRES
Lebzelter et al. (2012) CRIRES-POP
complete 0.97-5.3µm region in 200 settings
R= 96 000 at 2.17µm
"A complete scan of a star withK = 1 mag reaching aS/N of at least 200 throughout the entire spectral rangetakes almost nine hours and is strongly dominated byobservational overheads (close to 80%)"
M -band: up to 20 min. per setting (K = M = 4.9)
25 objects (1 S, 1 C)
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4040 4042 4044 4046 4048 4050 4052 4054 4056 4058 40600.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
Si
Ca
CS
6-4
R44
CS
6-4
R43
CS
6-4
R41
CS
6-4
R38
CS
6-4
R37
CS
6-4
R36
CS
6-4
R35
CS
6-4
R34
CS
6-4
R33
CS
6-4
R31
CS
6-4
R30
CS
6-4
R29?
CS
6-4
R28
CS
2-0
P29
CS
2-0
P31
CS
2-0
P32
CS
2-0
P33
CS
2-0
P34
CS
3-1
P18?
CS
3-1
P17
CS
3-1
P19
CS
3-1
P20?
CS
3-1
P21
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
CO
7-4
R11
CO
7-4
R17
CO
7-4
ble
nd
CO
3-0
P42
CO
4-1
P33
CO
CO
4-1
P35
CO Si
Ni
V?
CO
6-3
R74
CN
0-1
Q1 7
6.5
CN
1-2
P1 5
9.5
CN
1-2
Q2 6
7.5
CN
1-2
P1 5
8.5
Ti
Ti?
CO
ble
nd
CN
?
C2?
CN
0-1
P1 6
7.5
CN
1-2
P2 5
7.5
CN
?
CN
?C
N 0
-1 Q
2 7
6.5
C2?
CN
2-3
P1 4
7.5
C2?
C2?
C2?
CN
/CO
CN
/CO
CN
0-1
P1 6
8.5
CN
?
CN
?
CN
2-3
P1 4
8.5
CN
0-1
Q2 7
7.5
Ti
Ti
Fe/T
i
Fe
Fe
Fe
Ca
Ca
Ca
H?
CN
0-0
Q1 8
5.5
CN
0-0
Q2 8
4.5
CN
0-0
P1 7
6.5
CN
0-0
P2 7
6.5
CN
0-0
Q1 8
4.5
CN
0-0
Q2 8
3.5
CN
0-0
P1 7
5.5
CN
0-0
P2 7
4.5
CN
3-3
Q1 5
3.5
CN
3-3
P2 4
6.5
CN
3-3
P1 4
7.5
CN
ble
nd
CN
3-3
Q2 5
4.5
CN
3-3
Q1 5
5.5
CN
3-3
Q2 5
3.5
CN
3-3
Q1 5
4.5
CN
1-1
P1 6
6.5
CN
ble
nd
CN
3-3
P2 4
4.5
CN
3-3
P1 4
6.5
CN
2-2
Q2 6
4.5
CN
2-2
P2 5
7.5
+T
i?
CN
2-2
Q1 6
5.5
C2
C2
C2?
C2
wavelength [nm]
1638 1640 1642 1644 1646 1648 1650
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
1276 1278 1280 1282 1284
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
C-star X TrA CN, CS, C2ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.13/37
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CRIRES
Ryde et al. (2010) Bulge GiantsCNO,α elements, Fe, Si, S, and TiR= 70 000,H= 12.0, S/N= 90,tint = 80 min
1.4
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
4.784.764.744.724.704.684.66
Wavelength [µm]
12C16O ice
12C17O
12C18O
13C16O12C16O
Nor
mal
ized
Flu
x
12C17O: R(9) - P(9)
12C18O: R(16) - P(12)
13C16O: R(15) - P(13)
12C16O: R(0) - P(24)Lines detected:
υ = (1 − 0)Reipurth 50
Smith et al. (2009), YSOC16O, C17O, C18O; 30 min., S/N= 300, M= +2.0ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.14/37
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LR spectroscopy ⇒ Dust
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40Wavelength (� m)
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
Opaci
ty (
cm2/g
r)
de Vries et al. (2010)The opacities of crystalline silicate forsterite
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Jones et al. (2012) Q-band∼21µm ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.16/37
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Jiang et al. (2013) Spitzer IRSESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.17/37
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LR spectroscopy
MSX LMC 61 (Groenewegen & Sloan, in prep.)L = 20 800 L⊙, τ0.5 = 2.5, M= 6.5 · 10−7 M⊙ yr−1
210 mJy at 8.0µm
ELT ETCS/N= 30 R= 2001hourF= 0.65 mJy
L = 10 000 L⊙
⇒ 0.6 Mpc
ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.18/37
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VISIR
Lagadec et al. (2011)
PAH (8.59µm), SiC (11.85µm), Ne II (12.81µm)
75 mas pixelscale, FoV= 19× 19 arcsec2, tint= 30 sec
FWHM from 250-500 mas
"We imaged a sample of 93 evolved stars and nebulaein the mid-infrared using VISIR/VLT, TRecs/Gemini-South and Michelle/Gemini-North.We foundthat all the proto-planetary nebulae we resolved showa clear departure from spherical symmetry. 59 out ofthe 93 observed targets appear to be non-resolved."
ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.19/37
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ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.20/37
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ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.21/37
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ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.22/37
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VISIR
Momany et al. (2012)
PAH (8.59µm)
127 mas pixelscale, FoV= 32× 32 arcsec2,1.8h per pointing
"Dusty red giants and asymptotic giant stars areconfined to the 47 Tuc [MG: at 5 kpc] long periodvariables population. In particular, dusty red giantsare limited to the upper one N8.6µm magnitude belowthe giant branch tip. This particular luminosity levelcorresponds to∼ 1000 L⊙ in previous determinationsto mark the onset of dusty mass-loss"
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(upper) 2MASS with pointings; (lower) VISIRESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.24/37
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HRD, combined with ACSN8.6= 10 corresponds to about 5 mJy ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.25/37
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Of brightest objectR= 300, 9.8µm + 11.4µm central wavelength
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Broadband
MSX LMC 1298 (→ SED peaks nearM -band)L = 29 200 L⊙, τ0.5 = 10, M= 4.4 · 10−6 M⊙ yr−1
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Broadband
ERO 0550261L = 11 000 L⊙, τ0.5 = 120, M= 3.6 · 10−5 M⊙ yr−1
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Dust Production in the LMC
Type N ΣD % < D >
(M⊙/yr) (M⊙/yr)x-AGB 313 6.26× 10
−7 65.9 2.0× 10−9
C-AGB 1 559 1.21× 10−7 12.7 7.8× 10
−11
O-AGB 1 851 0.52× 10−7 5.5 2.8× 10
−11
aO-AGB 1 243 0.26× 10−7 2.7 2.1× 10
−11
RSG 2 611 0.31× 10−7 3.3 1.2× 10
−11
FIR∗ 50 0.96× 10−7 10.1 1.9× 10
−9
Total, no FIR 7 577 8.6× 10−7 90.5 1.1× 10
−10
Remarks:FIR= contaminants (YSO, PNe); quoted areDUST MLR, so multiplyby∼ 200.
Boyer et al. (2012)Matsuura et al. (2009, 2012) ESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.29/37
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Filter magnitude Flux (mJy) magnitude Flux (mJy)MSX LMC 1298 ERO 0550261
Z 19.97 0.02Y 18.24 0.11J 15.47 0.9H 12.47 11K 10.22 54 22.1 0.001L 7.28 296 12.29 3.0M 6.53 412 10.05 16N 4.89 413 5.49 240Q 4.41 204 3.47 480MIPS 24 4.19 152 2.86 517350µm – 0.16 – 1.2
N -band 0.05 mJy S/N= 30 1hour (ETC for 42m)(METIS 0.03 mJy S/N= 10 1hour)L = 5 000 L⊙⇒ 1.9 Mpcouter radius of 1000 inner radii⇒ 20 mas @ 1.9 MpcESO, 26 Feb. 2013 – p.30/37
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Some famous AGB+SGsStar Radius (mas) Distance (kpc)M -mag N -magR Dor 31.5 0.055 -4.4 -5.0α Ori 23.2 0.15 -4.3 -5.0CW Leo 17.7 0.12 -5.5 -7.7o Cet 15.6 0.09 -3.4 -4.4R Cas 9.9 0.13 -2.3 -3.6VY CMa 6.9 1.2 -4.2 -6.1U Hya 6.7 0.2 -1.3 -1.8R Scl 5.6 0.3 -1.2 -1.8U Ant 4.8 0.3 -0.9 -1.4R For 2.9 0.7 -0.9 -2.0S Sct 2.6 0.4 0.5 -0.0V CrB 2.5 0.7 0.3 -1.0AFGL 3116 2.3 0.7 -0.4 -3.0AFGL 3068 2.0 1.2 1.6 -3.0OH 26.5 1.9 1.6 0.3 -2.0TT Cyg 1.5 0.5 1.5 1.0AFGL 190 0.93 2.9 4.1 -0.8IRC +10 420 0.48 7.0 2.2 -3.3AFGL 2343 0.22 5.0 4.8 1.3
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Concluding remarks
+ HR spectroscopy: abundances, isotope ratios, in(nearby) LG galaxies
− NIR will be better/sufficient in most cases
+ HR spectroscopy: kinematics (shaping of PNe)
− To study the acceleration of wind, resolution of100 000 is low-ish (<1 km/s desirable).
ALMA in most extended configuration with16 km baseline:6 mas @ 675 GHz, 37 mas @ 110 GHz0.01 km/s @ 110 GHz
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Concluding remarks
+ LR spectrocopy: dust in LG galaxies
− JWST more sensitive, and larger wavelengthcoverage, but at lower spatial resolution.Case forQ-band
+ Imaging: shape of CSE, shaping of P-AGB, PNe
− Saturation limit?Neutral Density filter versus CoronographNeed to probe as close as∼ 1.5R⋆
+ Imaging: SED of dustiest AGB stars in LG
− JWST more sensitive, but at lower spatialresolution.Case forQ-band
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THE END
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