X-raying the interstellar medium at high latitudes

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X-raying the interstellar medium at high latitudes Ciro Pinto J. S. Kaastra(1,2), J. Kriss(3,4), E. Costantini(1), and the Mrk 509 consortium (1) SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research (2) Astronomical Institute, Utrecht University (3) STSCI Space Telescope Science Institute, USA (4) Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore

Interstellar forest at high latitudes: UV / X-ray Spectroscopy of Mrk 509 Motivation: the role of the ISM Methods: UV Disk and Halo clouds X-ray Abundances and dust fractions 30 30 Questions: Which is their dynamical structure? What is heating the clouds? Where are they located? Where are they from? 2

Interstellar medium (ISM) and Galactic life cycle Stellar evolution Heavy elements ISM Galactic cannibalism 3

Molecular cloud Dust Interstellar medium: 3-phase structure Phase Cold Warm Hot Hot Gas Component Temp. (K) Constituents Primary band This Work Dust ~ 10 20 MgSiO3... IR X Molecules ~ 10 20 H2, CO,... Radio, IR UV, X Neutral gas ~ 50 100 H I, O I... Radio, UV UV, X H I, O I... Radio, UV UV, X V, UV UV, X X UV, X Neutral gas 10 4 Ionized gas ~ 10 4 Ionized gas ~ 10 6 H II, O II-V... O VI-VIII, Ne IX,... Warm Gas 4

Interstellar forest at high latitudes: UV / X-ray Spectroscopy of Mrk 509 Motivation: the role of the ISM Methods: UV Disk and Halo clouds X-ray Abundances and dust fractions 30 30 Questions: Which is their dynamical structure? What is heating the clouds? Where are they located? Where are they from? 5

The Mrk 509 Multi-wavelength Campaign Observations: 600 ks XMM-Newton, 1.14 Gs INTEGRAL 180 ks Chandra, 26 ks COS/HST 7.2 ks PAIRITEL, 14.5 ks WHT, 20 ks SWIFT + archival data, e.g. FUSE Aims & Contributions: Kaastra et al 2011a Campaign overview talk of J. Kaastra (Plenary session 1) AGN UV outflow talk of J. Kriss (Session G.5) Nature of Soft X-ray excess talk of M. Mehdipour (Session G.5) Realistic comptonization models talk of P. Petrucci (Session G.5) AGN UV versus X-ray outflow poster of J. Ebrero (G14) Fe K reverberation poster of G. Ponti (G36) Abundances of absorbers poster of K. Steenbrugge (G45) Galactic interstellar medium this talk 6

X-ray Mrk 509 RGS/XMM Kaastra et al. 2011 C VI Ne IX Mg I Fe XVII O VIII Ne I O VII S XIV NI OI Fe I C VI S II Si III UV Mrk 509 COS/HST Fe II Kriss et al. 2011 NV Si II HI N VII C IV OI C II Si IV Si II Al II NI 7

UV data ISMCOS Absorption lines: cold gas (1) -65 +65 IVC 7 different velocity components!!! C -300 C >85 0-125 -245-125 -245-300 IVC 8

The ISM model Features intrinsic to the AGN subtracted Detmers et al. 2011 Kriss et al. 2011 3 ISM phases: cold collisionally-ionized gas + dust + molecules warm photo-ionized gas hot collisionally-ionized gas Same structure taken for each velocity component 9

Cold gas: intermediate velocity clouds (IVC) Collisionally-ionized cold gas Velocities: -65 100 100 v 100 km s-1 σv ~ 6-10 km s -1 0 +65 0 0 km s-1 0 +65 65 km s-1 +65 Column ratios: N+0 ~ 90% N+65 ~ 7% Nothers ~ 3% A(X) / A(X)SUN N > 0.1 Mg ~ 0.5 Fe, S, O ~ 1 0-65 0 +65 +65 10

Warm-hot gas: IVC and C complexity PHOTO-IONIZED WARM GAS IVC IVC ξ = L / n r2 7 components IVC IVC IVC IVC SED = QSO & galaxies ++ Collisionally-ionized HOT GAS O VI, VII, VIII 11

ISM = Cold + Warm + Hot phases Simultaneous UV / X-ray spectral fits Temperatures Tcold 10 000 K Thot ~ 1-2 mln K Dust Fractions O I ~ 20 % Fe I 90 % C I > 50% Al I, Ni I > 90% A(X) / A(X)SUN O = 1.0 ± 0.1 Fe = 1.0 ± 0.1 N = 0.8 ± 0.1 Ne = 1.3 ± 0.2 12

Interstellar forest at high latitudes: UV / X-ray Spectroscopy of Mrk 509 Motivation: the role of the ISM Methods: UV Disk and Halo clouds X-ray Abundances and dust fractions 30 30 Questions: Which is their dynamical structure? What is heating the clouds? Where are they located? Where are they from? 13

Dynamical structure: IVC location Rotation curve of the Galaxy vs Mrk 509 Si IV 1402 Å 14

Dynamical structure: IVC location? Rotation curve of the Galaxy vs Mrk 509-65 >85 65 0 15

C Where and How many are Cs? HI absent (but at 2 ) Same abundances Si/C ~ 1 Same SED Collisional ionization Slower layers more ionized V outskirt of 1 captured cloud Non-primordial cloud impacting with the halo -300 km/s -245 km/s -125 km/s 16

Interstellar forest at high latitudes: UV / X-ray Spectroscopy of Mrk 509 High-energy spectroscopy golden age Dynamics, chemistry, physics of ISM Different environments History of ISM and Galaxy Present & future: COS, XMM, Candra, Astro-H, Athena High resolution in both UV & X-rays Enlarge atomic & molecular database Multi-wavelength workspace 17