Pulsar glitch dynamics in general relativity
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1 Pulsar glitch dynamics in general relativity Jérôme Novak Laboratoire Univers et Théories (LUTH) CNRS / Observatoire de Paris / Université Paris-Diderot Sourie, Novak, Oertel & Chamel Phys. Rev. D 93, (2016) & Month. Not. Roy. Astron. Soc. 464, 4641 (2017) CoCoNuT meeting 2017, Garching, October, 27 th
2 Pulsar glitches 1RXS J Angular momentum loss through emission of electromagnetic waves slowing down of the pulsar with P Kaspi & Gavriil, ApJ, 2003 tiny changes in this slowing down = glitches
3 Pulsar glitches 1RXS J Angular momentum loss through emission of electromagnetic waves slowing down of the pulsar with P Kaspi & Gavriil, ApJ, 2003 tiny changes in this slowing down = glitches
4 Pulsar glitch observations glitch amplitude are low: Ω/Ω rise time is quite short : τ r < 30 s Vela Wong, Backer & Lyne, ApJ, 2001 exponential relaxation during several days, up to months. glitches are driven by internal processes
5 Different glitch types Wang et al., Ap&SS, 2012 giant glitches quasi-periodic narrow amplitude distribution standard glitches randomly spaced in time various amplitudes Different glitch models moment of inertia reduction, with crustquakes transfer of angular momentum between two components, with superfluidity
6 Different glitch types Wang et al., Ap&SS, 2012 giant glitches quasi-periodic narrow amplitude distribution standard glitches randomly spaced in time various amplitudes Different glitch models moment of inertia reduction, with crustquakes transfer of angular momentum between two components, with superfluidity
7 Different glitch types Wang et al., Ap&SS, 2012 giant glitches quasi-periodic narrow amplitude distribution standard glitches randomly spaced in time various amplitudes Different glitch models moment of inertia reduction, with crustquakes transfer of angular momentum between two components, with superfluidity
8 Different glitch types Wang et al., Ap&SS, 2012 giant glitches quasi-periodic narrow amplitude distribution standard glitches randomly spaced in time various amplitudes Different glitch models moment of inertia reduction, with crustquakes transfer of angular momentum between two components, with superfluidity
9 Numerical models Rotating neutron stars in GR hypotheses General relativity to describe gravity Need to describe rotation axisymmetry Glitch time-scale hydro time-scale stationarity Contrary to spherical symmetry no matching to any known vacuum solution is possible (no Birkhoff theorem). Only boundary condition at r : flat metric. Numerical solution obtained using spectral methods (Grandclément & Novak 2009) and the lorene library (
10 Two-fluid approach Anderson & Itoh 1975 Two-fluid model charged particles : Ω p = Ω pulsar superfluid neutrons : Ω n Ω p angular velocity Ω p Superfluid vortices can pin into the crust nuclei When a critical threshold is reached in terms of δω = Ω n Ω p, some vortices unpin and can freely move in radial direction Transfer of angular momentum between both fluids and glitch time
11 Two-fluid approach Anderson & Itoh 1975 Two-fluid model charged particles : Ω p = Ω pulsar superfluid neutrons : Ω n Ω p angular velocity Ω n Ω p Superfluid vortices can pin into the crust nuclei When a critical threshold is reached in terms of δω = Ω n Ω p, some vortices unpin and can freely move in radial direction Transfer of angular momentum between both fluids and glitch time
12 Two-fluid approach Anderson & Itoh 1975 Two-fluid model charged particles : Ω p = Ω pulsar superfluid neutrons : Ω n Ω p angular velocity Ω n Ω p Superfluid vortices can pin into the crust nuclei When a critical threshold is reached in terms of δω = Ω n Ω p, some vortices unpin and can freely move in radial direction Transfer of angular momentum between both fluids and glitch time
13 Two-fluid approach Anderson & Itoh 1975 Two-fluid model charged particles : Ω p = Ω pulsar superfluid neutrons : Ω n Ω p angular velocity Ω n Ω p Superfluid vortices can pin into the crust nuclei When a critical threshold is reached in terms of δω = Ω n Ω p, some vortices unpin and can freely move in radial direction Transfer of angular momentum between both fluids and glitch time
14 Hypotheses Prix, Novak & Comer 2005 Equilibrium configurations: uniform composition : n, p, e crust is neglected rigid rotation : Ω n and Ω p = const. stationary and axisymmetric spacetime + isolated star. T T F, and no magnetic field. dissipation effects are neglected.
15 Hypotheses Prix, Novak & Comer 2005 Equilibrium configurations: uniform composition : n, p, e crust is neglected rigid rotation : Ω n and Ω p = const. stationary and axisymmetric spacetime + isolated star. T T F, and no magnetic field. dissipation effects are neglected.
16 two-fluid relativistic hydrodynamics Carter 1989; Carter & Langlois 1998; Langlois, Sedrakian & Carter 1998 System made of two perfect fluids : superfluid neutrons n α n = n n u α n, protons & electrons n α p = n p u α p. Energy-momentum tensor 1 fluid : T αβ = (E + P ) u α u β + P g αβ
17 two-fluid relativistic hydrodynamics Carter 1989; Carter & Langlois 1998; Langlois, Sedrakian & Carter 1998 System made of two perfect fluids : superfluid neutrons n α n = n n u α n, protons & electrons n α p = n p u α p. Energy-momentum tensor 1 fluid : T αβ = (E + P ) u α u β +P g αβ }{{} n αp β
18 two-fluid relativistic hydrodynamics Carter 1989; Carter & Langlois 1998; Langlois, Sedrakian & Carter 1998 System made of two perfect fluids : superfluid neutrons n α n = n n u α n, protons & electrons n α p = n p u α p. Energy-momentum tensor 2 fluids : T αβ = n nα p n β + n pαp p β + Ψg αβ
19 two-fluid relativistic hydrodynamics Carter 1989; Carter & Langlois 1998; Langlois, Sedrakian & Carter 1998 System made of two perfect fluids : superfluid neutrons n α n = n n u α n, protons & electrons n α p = n p u α p. Energy-momentum tensor 2 fluids : T αβ = n nα p n β + n pαp p β + Ψg αβ conjugate momenta { p n α u n α p p α u p α without entrainment
20 two-fluid relativistic hydrodynamics Carter 1989; Carter & Langlois 1998; Langlois, Sedrakian & Carter 1998 System made of two perfect fluids : superfluid neutrons n α n = n n u α n, protons & electrons n α p = n p u α p. Energy-momentum tensor 2 fluids : T αβ = n nα p n β + n pαp p β + Ψg αβ conjugate momenta { p n α u n α p p α u p α without entrainment { p n α = K nn n n α + K np n p α p p α = K pn n n α + K pp n p α entrainment effect Entrainment matrix:
21 New, realistic equations of state E ( n n, n p, 2) Ψ ( µ n, µ p, 2) Relativistic mean field model : nucleon - nucleon interactions effective meson exchange DDH DDHδ exp. constraints [ units ] Typel & Wolter (1999) Avancini et al. (2009) Oertel et al. (2017) n ± [ fm 3 ] B sat ± 0.3 [ MeV ] K ± 40 [ MeV ] J ± 3.2 [ MeV ] L ± 28.1 [ MeV ] M max,0 G [ M ]
22 Numerical results entrainment vs. Lense-Thirring The (Komar) angular momentum J X is such that dj X = I XX dω X + I XY dω Y Total coupling coefficient ˆε X = I XY / (I XX + I XY ) depends entrainment due to strong interaction between nucleons measured with the global entrainment coefficient ε (integration of ε over the star) Lense-Thirring effect due to GR dragging of inertial frames by each fluid measured with the metric term g tϕ DDH: εˆp ε~ p DDHδ: εˆp ε~ p M G (M )
23 Mutual friction No external torque exchange of angular momentum between neutrons and protons through mutual friction torque Γ mf Angular velocity Ω n Ω p δω 0 From Langlois et al. (1998), with straight vortices parallel to the rotation axis: interplay between Magnus force due to neutron fluid drag force caused by charged particles time Γ mf = R 1 + R 2 Γ nn n ϖ n χ 2 dσ (Ω n Ω p ) = B 2ÎnΩ n ζ δω
24 Evolution equations: { J n = + Γ mf, J p = Γ mf. Rise time Sidery et al δ Ω δω = ÎÎn I nn I pp Inp 2 2 BζΩ n Analytic approximation: ) δω(t) = δω 0 exp ( tτr τ r = Îp Î 1 ˆε p ˆε n 2ζ BΩ n Numerical modeling : Ω n (t) and Ω p (t) are determined by integration from Ω n,0 > Ω p,0 parameters M G, Ω, Ω/Ω, EoS, B
25 Time evolution Ω/Ω = 10 6, Ω f n = Ω f p = 2π Hz, M G = 1.4 M & B = 10 4 [ Ω X (t) - Ω 0 p ] / Ω0 p Ω 0 n Ω n Ω p Ω f n = Ωf p Ω n -Ω p (rad.s -1 ) DDH - numerique ajust. : τ r = 4.23 s DDHδ - numerique ajust. : τ r = 2.92 s DDHδ Ω 0 p DDH t (s) t (s) Rise times can be estimated with high accuracy without time integration, using only equilibrium models.
26 Ω/Ω = 10 6, Ω f n = Ω f p = 2π Hz Vela pulsar 10 2 DDH DDHδ τ r = 0.1 s B = τr B τ r = 1 s τ r = 10 s Constraints on B : τ r < 30 s B > τ r = 30 s B < 1/2 τr > 0.6 ms M G (M ) a glitch event is a quasi-stationary process, from the hydro viewpoint
27 Ω/Ω = 10 6, Ω f n = Ω f p = 2π Hz Vela pulsar 10 2 DDH DDHδ τ r = 0.1 s B = τr B τ r = 1 s τ r = 10 s Constraints on B : τ r < 30 s B > τ r = 30 s B < 1/2 τr > 0.6 ms M G (M ) a glitch event is a quasi-stationary process, from the hydro viewpoint
28 Influence of general relativity Comparison using two analytic EoSs from Prix et al. (2005) 0.5 [ τ GR τnewt ] / τgr r τnewt r ] / τgr r EoS I EoS II Ξ Compactness defined as Ξ = GM G R circ c 2 with Ξ NS depends on Ω, too. impact of general relativity on glitch dynamics can be quite strong!
29 Conclusions perspectives Precise models of rotating neutron stars in GR Realistic EoS for 2 fluids, including entrainment Quasi-stationary approach, with analytic formula for rise time Additional coupling between fluids due to Lense-Thirring effect Strong overall influence of GR on glitch rise time For the future: Looking for accurate data to constrain rise time Local modeling of glitch unpinning and movement Taking into account crust in global models?
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31 with entrainment p α X = K XX n X u α X + K XY n Y u α Y Numerical results entrainment Dynamic effective mass: p i X = m X u i X i {1, 2, 3} in the fluid-y rest-frame In the u i Y = 0 frame: relativity DDH DDHδ ε p 0 ) m X = µ X (1 ε X ε X ε n 0 entrainment n B (fm -3 )
32 with entrainment p α X = K XX n X u α X + K XY n Y u α Y Numerical results entrainment Dynamic effective mass: p i X = m X u i X i {1, 2, 3} in the fluid-y rest-frame In the u i Y = 0 frame: relativity DDH DDHδ ε p 0 ) m X = µ X (1 ε X ε X ε n 0 entrainment n B (fm -3 )
33 with entrainment p α X = K XX n X u α X + K XY n Y u α Y Numerical results entrainment Dynamic effective mass: p i X = m X u i X i {1, 2, 3} in the fluid-y rest-frame In the u i Y = 0 frame: relativity DDH DDHδ ε p 0 ) m X = µ X (1 ε X ε X ε n 0 entrainment n B (fm -3 )
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