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1 PI: Pascal Tremblin Understanding atmospheres across the Universe ATMO Host Ins<tute: CEA Paris Saclay
2 What do we know about exoplanets? Ø 3500 exoplanets discovered with transit or radial velocity technics Get the radius or/and the mass of the planet Ø But good-quality data for only a couple of exoplanet atmospheres so far What are they made of? Which molecules? What is the dynamics of these atmospheres? Launch oct «JWST will tell us more about the atmospheres of extrasolar planets, and perhaps even find the building blocks of life elsewhere in the universe.» ATMO Pascal Tremblin 2/10
3 What do we know about exoplanets? Ø 3500 exoplanets discovered with transit or radial velocity technics Get the radius or/and the mass of the planet Ø But good-quality data for only a couple of exoplanet atmospheres so far What are they made of? Which molecules? What Need is the to dynamics have of robust these atmospheres? atmospheric models to interpret the data and get the composi<on! Launch oct «JWST will tell us more about the atmospheres of extrasolar planets, and perhaps even find the building blocks of life elsewhere in the universe.» ATMO Pascal Tremblin 2/10
4 Two big ques<ons Ø Non-irradiated exoplanets: What is shaping their spectra? Clouds or not clouds? Ø Irradiated exoplanets: Why are they inflated? Irradia<on from the star or not? ATMO Pascal Tremblin 3/10
5 Two big ques<ons Ø Non-irradiated exoplanets: What is shaping their spectra? Clouds or not clouds? S<ll strongly debated Ø Irradiated exoplanets: Why are they inflated? Irradia<on from the star or not? S<ll poorly understood Major puzzles in astrophysics since the first observa<ons of exoplanets 20 years ago ATMO Pascal Tremblin 3/10
6 Paradigm shib 1, non-irradiated exoplanets: What is shaping their spectra? Clouds or not clouds? Spectral flux [mjy] Fingering model Cloud model Observations H 2 O H 2 O Ø Clouds? Or Fingering convec<on? HR8799c CH 4 CO Wavelength [µm] Thermohaline convec<on In Earth oceans (Stern 1960) Salt-poor water Salt-rich water Fingering convec<on in Stars atmosphere (Théado et al. 2009) Iron-poor gas Iron-rich gas Fingering convec<on in Exoplanets Brown dwarfs (Tremblin et al. 2015,2016) CO+3H2 gas CH4+H2O gas ATMO Pascal Tremblin 4/10
7 Paradigm shib 1, non-irradiated exoplanets: What is shaping their spectra? Clouds or not clouds? Spectral flux [mjy] Fingering model Cloud model Observations H 2 O H 2 O Ø Clouds? Or Fingering convec<on? HR8799c CH 4 CO Wavelength [µm] Ø Thermohaline Very promising: convec<on a beler fit Fingering with less convec<on parameters! Tremblin Fingering et al. convec<on (2016) Ø In Paradigm Earth oceans shib: «radical new in Stars mechanism atmosphere to challenge in the Exoplanets accepted Brown dogma dwarfs» (Stern 1960) (Théado et al. 2009) (Tremblin et al. 2015,2016) Salt-poor Ø But s<ll a 1D Salt-rich ad-hoc parameteriza<on Iron-poor Iron-rich CO+3H2 CH4+H2O water water gas gas gas gas Ø What is the efficiency of realis<c 3D fingering convec<on? ATMO Pascal Tremblin 4/10
8 Paradigm shib 2, irradiated exoplanets: Why are they inflated? Irradia<on from the star or not? Ø Fingering convec<on is also expected in irradiated exoplanets but: Ø Charbonneau et al. (1999): Confirma<on of the existence of exoplanets with the first transit observa<on of HD209458b but irradiated exoplanets are inflated! Radius [Rjup] Flux [erg/s/cm 2 ] Ø Scale with irradia<on Ø 1D steady-state model do not work because of the absence of circula<on Ø But 3D <me-dependent circula<on models do not work either because of the short <me-scale circula<on? S<ll not understood aber 20 years! ATMO Pascal Tremblin 5/10
9 Paradigm shib 2, irradiated exoplanets: Why are they inflated? Irradia<on from the star or not? Ø Fingering convec<on is also expected in irradiated exoplanets but: Ø Charbonneau et al. (1999): Confirma<on of the existence of exoplanets with the first transit observa<on of HD209458b but irradiated exoplanets are inflated! Radius [Rjup] Flux [erg/s/cm 2 ] Ø An innova<ve approach: A 2D steady-state circula<on model works! Tremblin et al. (2017) Ø A robust mechanism: The long <me-scale circula<on leads to heat transport and a large radius Ø But what is the 3D long <me-scale circula<on? Ø And what is its impact on fingering convec<on? ATMO Pascal Tremblin 5/10
10 Two big ques<ons Ø Non-irradiated exoplanets: What is shaping their spectra? Clouds or not clouds? S<ll strongly debated Ø Irradiated exoplanets: Why are they inflated? Irradia<on from the star or not? S<ll poorly understood Ø Need new 3D ab-ini<o models of fingering convec<on induced by chemical transi<ons Ø Challenge: Space scale are too small Ø Need new 3D ab-ini<o models of circula<on induced by irradia<on Ø Challenge: Time scale are too long ATMO Pascal Tremblin
11 PhD 3D simula<on of turbulence Postdoc 1D/2D atmospheric models for exoplanets and brown dwarfs PI: Pascal Tremblin Understanding atmospheres across the Universe ATMO Host Ins<tute: CEA Paris-Saclay Maison de la Simula<on (MDLS) High Performance Compu<ng (HPC) Priority access to HPC prototypes Service d Astrophysique (SAP) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) Priority access to NIRSPEC/MIRI data
12 Understanding atmospheres across the Universe ATMO Ø Methodology: Adopt a global approach by studying the atmospheres of stars, brown dwarfs, and non-irradiated/irradiated exoplanets WP2: Fingering convec<on in brown dwarfs and non-irradiated exoplanets WP1: Design the numerical tools and study fingering convec<on in stars Team: PI, Postdoc1 (2yrs), HPC engineer (5yrs) Team: PI, PhD1 (3yrs), HPC engineer (5yrs) WP3: Fingering convec<on and circula<on in irradiated exoplanets Team: PI, PhD2 (3yrs), HPC engineer (5yrs) ATMO Pascal Tremblin 6/10
13 WP1 Fingering convec<on in stars Ø Design a new robust hydrodynamic solver solving the full Euler equa<ons of hydrodynamics: with stra<fica<on (for atmospheres) for low-mach flows (for fingering convec<on WP2) and high-mach flows (for fingering convec<on and circula<on WP3) Preliminary results of the solver on a high-mach convec<on test Ø First applica<on on fingering convec<on in stars triggered by iron gradients: Comparison with previous works (without stra<fica<on, Brown et al. 2013, Garaud et al. 2015) Quan<ta<ve es<ma<on of the iron gradients reduc<on by fingering convec<on and comparison with observa<ons ATMO Pascal Tremblin 7/10
14 WP2 Fingering convec<on in Brown dwarfs and exoplanets Ø Develop 3D ab-ini<o model of fingering convec<on triggered by chemical transi<ons (CO/CH4) Ø Tackle the small-scale challenge Preliminary results of the fingering CO/CH4 instability Use Adap<ve Mesh Refinement to resolve the small scale fingers and the extension of the atmospheric column Take advantage of PRACE-2 and future new HPC architectures to get the small scales (equivalent of simula<on on 1400 nextgenera<on GPUs) AMR grids ATMO Pascal Tremblin 8/10
15 WP2 Fingering convec<on in Brown dwarfs and exoplanets Ø Develop 3D ab-ini<o model of fingering convec<on triggered by chemical transi<ons (CO/CH4) Ø Tackle the small-scale challenge Use Adap<ve Mesh Refinement to resolve the Ø Provide small scale 3D ab-ini<o fingers and models the extension of CO/CH4 of the fingering convec<on to calibrate atmospheric grids column of 1D atmospheric models AMR grids Ø Get Take the advantage composi<on of PRACE-2 of directly-imaged and future new exoplanet observed HPC architecture to get the small scales with JWST (equivalent of simula<on on 1400 nextgenera<on GPUs) Preliminary results of the fingering CO/CH4 instability ATMO Pascal Tremblin 8/10
16 WP3 Fingering convec<on and circula<on in irradiated exoplanets Ø Develop a 3D ab-ini<o model of the long-<mescale circula<on induced by the irradia<on Ø Tackle the long <mescale challenge By using newly developed Earth circula<on model (DYNAMICO) to probe the 3D steady circula<on To explain the infla<on puzzle Ø Characterize the impact of the circula<on on fingering convec<on (destruc<on or enhancement?) DYNAMICO Icosahedral grid Hot jupiter high-mach circula<on Develop forced shear in 3D local models for fingering convec<on to take into account the high- Mach circula<on High-Mach shear ATMO Pascal Tremblin 9/10
17 WP3 Fingering convec<on and circula<on in irradiated exoplanets Ø Develop a 3D ab-ini<o model of the long-<mescale circula<on induced by the irradia<on Ø Tackle the long <mescale challenge DYNAMICO Icosahedral grid By using newly developed Earth circula<on model (DYNAMICO) to probe the 3D steady circula<on Ø Provide To explain 3D ab-ini<o the infla<on models puzzle of CO/CH4 fingering convec<on with the impact of the circula<on to calibrate 1D/2D/3D global atmospheric models Hot jupiter Ø Characterize the impact of the circula<on on fingering high-mach convec<on Ø Get the (destruc<on composi<on or enhancement?) of irradiated exoplanets from transmission/emission circula<on spectra observed with JWST Develop forced shear in 3D local models for fingering convec<on to take into account the high- Mach circula<on High-Mach shear ATMO Pascal Tremblin 9/10
18 Understanding atmospheres across the Universe ATMO Ø HPC and observa<on <mescale PRACE-2 EXASCALE 2018 ATMO project 2023 JWST E-ELT WP1: Fingering convec<on in stars WP2: Fingering convec<on in brown dwarfs and nonirradiated exoplanets WP3: Fingering convec<on and circula<on in irradiated exoplanets Ø Innova<ve numerical tools Ø Applica<ons in stellar atmospheres Ø 3D ab-ini<o model fingering convec<on CO/CH4 Ø 1D atmospheric models for JWST data Ø 3D circula<on and impact on fingering convec<on Ø 1D/2D/3D atmospheric models for JWST data ATMO Pascal Tremblin 10/10
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20 Backup slide Ø Low gravity brown dwarfs: cloud models fail but fingering convec<on works ATMO Pascal Tremblin 11/10
21 Backup slide Ø Variability: it works too ATMO Pascal Tremblin 12/10
22 Backup slide Ø Design of the «all regime» solver Preliminary results include: Well-balanced scheme for gravity Low and High-Mach solver for hydrodynamics Convec<on test Need to go to high order (e. g. MOOD scheme) Preliminary works on the shallow water equa<on (Chalons et al. 2016) Rayleigh Taylor test ATMO Pascal Tremblin 13/10
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