The Cool Portion of the WHIM & The Cold/Warm Milky Way CGM
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1 The Cool Portion of the WHIM & The Cold/Warm Milky Way CGM F. Nicastro (OAR-INAF) F. Senatore, Y. Krongold, M. Elvis, S. Mathur 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 1
2 Outline Chandra Detection of the Cool Portion of the WHIM Mass Distribution Cold and Warm Baryons in-and-around the Galaxy Ubiquitous presence of z= OII absorption (OII Kβ) casts doubts on z=.3 WHIM discoveries 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 2
3 The Missing Baryons Problems McGaugh+1 Ω b WMAP h -2 =.226 h -2 =.456 ~ 5% Shull+12 ~ 3-4% (or more) of Baryons Still Missing at z~ 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) Cosmological Baryon Fraction f b =.17 3
4 The WHIM SoluCon logt = CIII CV.1 CIV CVI CII Cool-Phase: ~2% Warm-Phase: ~6%.1 1 OIII OV OVII OIV Britton+12 Hot-Phase: ~2%.1 OII OVI OVIII HI /25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 4
5 Best WHIM Target in the Universe: 1ES z >.4 - F X ~ 1-2 mcrab 1ES High S/N COS spectrum with 5 a-priori BLA signposts 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 5
6 Cool WHIM at z=.312: (6.3σ X-ray only) Nicastro HI BLA From COS BLA and OVI b: è b th = 52 ± 7 km s -1 (b turb = 3 ± 14 km s -1 ) è logt = 5.2 ±.1 Fully Consistent with presence of CV, CVI, OV OVIa OVIb /25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 6
7 1 1 Metallicities and Cosmological Mass Density of the Cool WHIM Ω b = 1 µm p ρ cr, i i N H Δl comoving dl comoving = c H(z) dz σ Ωb = 1 1 [1 1/ K] 1/2 ρ cr, logt>5.5 WHIM? Missing K i i µm p [N H < N H i=1 Δl comoving >] 2.1 logt<5.5 WHIM.1 Ω b (5. < logt < 5.5;EW CV,OVII >1 m A o ) =.55±.18 = (12 ± 4)% Ω b Ω b (5. < logt < 5.5;EW CV,OVII >1 m A o ) =.69 ±.18 = (15± 4)% Ω b 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 7
8 Bound to Detect the Cool WHIM (CV) N Ion N σ Δλ S / N f 1 i λ 2 i (1+ z) 1 3σ Column Density Threshold 1 logt = CV CIII CVI.1 CIV CII OIII OIV OV OVII.1 OII OVI OVIII HI With the sensitivity of the current 5 ks Chandra bound to detect only the cool WHIM in CV. ~3x exposure with XMM è 1x S/N in OVII è N OVII > 1 14 cm -2 è ~5 systems sampling the hot WHIM 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 8
9 Summary - The cool portion of the WHIM has been detected in UV and X-rays - High metallicity (~.3 on average), consistent with feedback models - CV-OVI-BLA dominated WHIM contains ~ 15% of Baryons è 4-5 % of Baryons still Missing and likely to reside in logt>5.5 WHIM: detectable with our 1.6 Ms XMM VLP 8/25/15 Chandra Workshop 215 (F. Nicastro) 9
10 The Milky Way as Lab: Internal and External Probes 2 X-Ray Binaries wit RGS spectra with SNRE > 22.2 A: probe the Disk 28 AGNs from Gupta+11: HETG/LETG spectra with low SNRE 22.2 A) except Mkn 421 (1) and PKS (8): probe small portions of Disk and the Halo/CGM 8/25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 1
11 Spectral Features: OI OII Kα Ubituitous; OII Kβ >3σ in 6 spectra /25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 11
12 EWs and N H X OI Kα correlates with N H X in X-Ray Binaries but not in AGNs 1 Saturation? Different Absorbers? /25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 12
13 Line Saturation 1 8 Unsaturated <EW(OII Kα)> gal = 46 ± 8 ma <EW(OII Kα)> exgal = 13 ± 6 ma 6 OII is heavily saturated against both Galactic and extragalactic Lines of Sight. 4 However: stronger towards Galactic X-Ray Binaries 2 Fully Saturated è b and/or N OII must differ /25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 13
14 Curves of Growth: b & N OII Line-of-Sight N OII b in 1 17 cm 2 in km s 1 Galactic Lines of Sight 4U V*V 821 Ara 4.9 ±.8 2 ± 6 18CB 1.62 ± Extragalactic Lines of Sight Mkn PKS CLETG <b> Gal = 17 ± 4 km s -1 <b> Exgal = 5 ±1 km s -1 Either: Smaller Portion of Disk Or: Two Distinct Absorbers 8/25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 14
15 The Disk CNMM & The Disk+Halo/ CGM WIMM 1 Disk & Halo WIM Warm Ionized Metal Medium: <T Halo > WIMM = 29 ± 9 K <Z Halo > WIMM =.3 ±.2 Z.1.1 <T Disk > WIMM = 3 ± 1 K <Z Disk > WIMM =.8 ±.1 Z.1.1 Disk CNM 1 1 Cold Neutral Metal Medium: <T disk > CNMM = 3 1 K <Z Disk > CNMM =.8 ±.2 Z <N OI > = (1. ±.4) 1 18 cm -2 <b> CNMM = 28 ± 5 km s -1 è > 22 Clouds kpc -1 with D<5 pc and n H >.1 cm -3 8/25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 15
16 Metallicity of T<~1 4 K CGM at z<1 (Lehner+13) [O/H] Milky Way WIMM Inflow Outflow 8/25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 16
17 Galaxy concentrations as WHIM tracers But: N Right Ascension OVII ~ 2 x 1 16 cm -2!!! Buote+9, Fang+1 H Mkn 51 8/25/15 "The Ren, Metal Fang Enrichment & Buote, of 214 Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 17
18 OII z= Not z= /25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 18
19 Conclusions Two distinct OI-OII components: the CNMM and the WIMM. The CNMM is confined in the disk of our Galaxy and has: T CNMM 3 1 K, <Z> CNMM =.8 ±.2 Z, <b> CNMM = 28 ± 5 km s 1 The CNMM must be patchy and made up of > 22 clouds kpc 1, with D < 5 pc each. The WIMM has <T> WIMM = 3 ± 1 K and permeates the whole Galaxy. We find: <Z Halo > WIMM =.3 ±.2 Z, <b Halo > WIMM =48 ± 6 km s 1 <Z Disk > WIMM =.8 ±.1 Z, <b Disk > WIMM = 1 ± 1 km s 1 We estimate: M CNMM < M M WIMM ~ M (only 1% in the disk). OII Kβ from the WIMM invalidates OVII Kα WHIM detection at z=.3 8/25/15 "The Metal Enrichment of Diffuse Gas in the Universe" (Sexten, F. Nicastro) 19
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