Ultra-high precision astrometry with centimeter and millimeter VLBI
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1 Ultra-high precision astrometry with centimeter and millimeter VLBI Gisela N. Ortiz León Humboldt Fellow, Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy, Bonn, Germany PhD supervisor: Laurent Loinard, Instituto de Radioastronomía y Astrofísica, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Other collaborators: Andrew Boden, Cesar Briceño, Sergio Dzib, Neal Evans, Phillip Galli, Lee Hartman, Marina Kounkel, Amy Mioduszewski, Gerardo Pech, Juana Rivera, Luis F. Rodríguez, John Tobin & Rosa Torres GA-IAU, Viena, August 27, 2018
2 [] [] [ ] d l u o lt e B G Images: 2010A&A 518 L102, 2008ApJ G,2005PASJ...57S...1D 2000 [ ] 246
3 [ ] Kristensen et al [ ] 246 ALMA Partnership et al. (2015) Images: 2010A&A 518 L102, 2008ApJ G,2005PASJ...57S...1D
4 [] [] [ ] d l u o lt e B G Images: 2010A&A 518 L102, 2008ApJ G,2005PASJ...57S...1D 2000 [ ] 246
5 Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) Angular resolution: l (cm) qres (mas) Absolute astrometric precision: 200 μas easily obtained Credit: NRAO/AUI/NSF 20 μas with effort Crédito: NRAO/AUI/NSF
6 Young stars with radio emission Taurus (Torres et al. 2007, 2009) Taurus Loinard et al. (2007, 2008), Torres et al. (2009, 2012) Stars with coronal activity, yr old. Compact, non-thermal continuum radio emission.
7 A Very Long Baseline Array Legacy Project Gould Belt VLA search to identify (non-thermal) radio emission associated to YSOs (~180 objects) hours of telescope time awarded to the project by the NRAO (period ) Second largest project ever approved by the VLBA.
8 A Very Long Baseline Array Legacy Project Gould Belt Main goals: Astrometric survey of (embedded) young stars. 3D structure and kinematics of molecular clouds. Constrain models for the origin/motion of the Gould s Belt.
9 Very Long Baseline Array observations 2 epochs/yr Observed frequency: 5 and 8 GHz. VLBA March Credit: Bill Saxton, NRAO/AUI/NSF VLBA September
10 Astrometric fits: singles vs. binaries VLBI parallaxes Ortiz-León+17 (2017ApJ O) δicrf [from -24:47] α ICRF [from 16:27] Dynamical (individual) masses of very tight binary systems, with an accuracy of up to 2-5%.
11 Dynamical masses Name a (au) P (yr) M1 M2 LFAM ± ± ± ± YLW12Bab 1.74 ± ± ± ± SFAM ± ± ± ± DOAR ± ± ± ± ROXN ± ± ± ± 0.05 S ± ± ± ± 0.7 EC ± ± ± ± 0.10 GFM ± ± ± ± 1.0 Ortiz-León+17ab (2017ApJ O, 2017ApJ O) Excess of radio-bright binaries with separations below 10 au. Other 6 binaries in Taurus published by Galli+18 (2018ApJ G). 19 more currently being monitored (PI: S. Dzib).
12 Astrometric results: Ophiuchus 20 stars with VLBI parallaxes. Errors on the distance: 1.3-6%. Two separated cloud components. Ortiz-León+17 (2017ApJ O) Background: Herschel column density (2016IAUS..315E..46L)
13 Astrometric results: Ophiuchus 20 stars with VLBI parallaxes. Errors on the distance: 1.3-6%. Two separated cloud components. Ortiz-León+17 (2017ApJ O) Background: Herschel column density (2016IAUS..315E..46L)
14 Astrometric results: Serpens and Aquila Ortiz-León+17 (2017ApJ O) 8 stars with VLBI parallaxes. First direct proof of the physical association between Serpens and the Aquila. Distance is ~68% larger Objects are ~180% brighter Stars are ~79% younger
15 Distances: all regions Cluster Trapezium ONC L1641 NGC 2024 Sigma Ori NGC 2068 L1688 L1699 Serpens Main W40 IC348 Distance 383 ± 3 pc 388 ± 5 pc 428 ± 10 pc ~ 420 pc ~ 300 pc 388 ± 10 pc 138 ± 3 pc 144 ± 1 pc 436 ± 9 pc 436 ± 9 pc 321 ± 10 pc Cluster L1495 L1495/B216 Distance ± 0.3 pc ± 1.2 pc L ± 2.3 pc L1531 L1534 L1536 L1551 BDN ± 1.7 pc ± 2.1 pc ± 0.8 pc ± 0.5 pc ± 0.9 pc References: Ortiz-León+17ab (2017ApJ O, 2017ApJ O), Kounkel+17 (2017ApJ K), Galli+18 (2018ApJ G), Ortiz- León+18 (2018arXiv O).
16 Summary We have improved distances measurements toward young stars, many of which are invisible to Gaia. For the first time distances with 0.3-6% accuracy have been measured, yielding important information about the three dimensional structure of molecular clouds. Stellar masses have been derived for individual components in several very binary systems.
17 Backup slides
18 Comparison Gaia-VLBA Ophiuchus All regions M. Kounkel
19 Comparison Gaia-VLBA All regions PM, R.A. PM, Dec. M. Kounkel
20 Ophiuchus proper motions
21 Gaia DR2 Ophiuchus
22 Gaia DR2 Serpens/Aquila
23 First phase: look for signatures of non-thermal emission Negative spectral index: S n µ n a Flux variability between epochs Circular polarization DS n /S n,max ~55% of the total number of YSOs are candidate non-thermal radio sources ~180 objects observed for astrometry
24 Taurus Galli+18 (2018ApJ G)
25 Astrometric fits: binaries Short-period binaries 5 astrometric parameters + 8 orbital parameters. Individual masses are obtained, which are accurate to 2-5% in the best cases. a orb (t)cosd = a 1 r(cos(q + w)sinw sin(q + w)coswcosi) d orb (t)=a 1 r(sin(q + w)sinwcosi + cos(q + w)cosw)
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