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(Numerical) study of the collapse and of the fragmentation of prestellar dense core Benoît Commerçon Supervisors: E. Audit, G. Chabrier and P. Hennebelle Collaborator: R. Teyssier (3D - AMR) CEA/DSM/IRFU/SAp CRAL, ENS Lyon LRA, ENS Paris

Outline 1. Context - Model 2. Radiative transfer for star formation calculation Flux Limited Diffusion Approximation Radiation Hydrodynamics equations solver 3. AMR vs SPH Fragmentation study 4. 3D AMR RMHD with FLD and ideal MHD 3D RHD collapse calculations 3D RMHD collapse calculations

Numerical star formation - State of the art 2 main numerical methods: - Grid based : Hennebelle,Fromang & Teyssier 08 (MHD), Krumholz et al 07 (RHD), Banerjee & Pudritz 06 (MHD), etc - SPH: Bate et al. (RMHD), Stamatellos et al 08 (RHD), etc Debate on the accuracy of both methods: => Are these methods appropriate to study structure formation? Are they converging? DRAGON code from Cardiff University Star Formation Group (eg. Goodwin et al 2004) Standard version, OpenMP & parallel Tree RAMSES code (Teyssier 2002) Finite volume, 2 nd order Godunov scheme Ideal MHD solver (Fromang et al. 2006) MPI parallelized

Collapse with a m=2 perturbation - Set up Model: isolated dense core of 1 M in solid body rotation 1/ Small scales 2/ Fragmentation Fragmentation : IMF, disk stability Azimuthal density perturbation ==> spiral arms Perturbation m=2, amplitude A=0.1 2 parameters to set the system Thermal support: α = 0.5 (E th /E grav ) Rotational support: β = 0.04 (E rot /E grav ) Tsuribe & Inutsuka (1999): α< 0.55-0.65β

Usual gas equation - Jeans length Euler equations + Gravity for a perfect gas: Continuity Linear momentum conservation Total energy conservation Closure relation: Jeans length λ J = c s π Gρ 0 γ Barotropic EOS to mimic the thermal behaviour of the gas - γ = 1 si ρ << ρ c ISOTHERMAL - γ = 5/3 si ρ >> ρ c ADIABATIC

Radiation HydroDynamics & Star formation Why must we model radiative transfer? Interaction gas-dust during the collapse ==> opacities More realistic Radiative pressure effect for high mass star formation (> 20 M ) With FLD (Bate 09), number of object/5 in giant molecular clouds! Comparison with observations (L acc 1 st core ) Holy grail : Have access and control the entropy level of the protostar The radiative transfer equation: TOO HEAVY for multi-d dynamic calculations!

Approximations with grey opacities Grey Flux Limited Diffusion Optically thick (mean free path <<L sys ) ==> diffusion approximation: P r =1/3 E r, ==> Solve a diffusion equation on the radiative energy: Flux limiter (e.g. Minerbo 78) 2 sets of recent opacity tables Semenov et al 03 at low temperature (< ~600 K). Fergusson et al. 05 model at high temperature Rosseland grey opacity table

Flux Limited Diffusion in RAMSES RHD solver in the comoving frame: Riemann solver - explicit Corrective terms - explicit Coupling + Diffusion - implicit Largest fan of solution with speed: Implicit solved with an iterative conjugate gradient algorithm: No storage Matrix remains symetric with AMR Linearize

AMR vs. SPH; Fragmentation using a barotropic EOS AIM: study the dependency of the results on numerical parameters 128 3 AMR SPH AMR: 64 3 (L min =6) ; N J =15! SPH: N p =5x10 5 ; N N =50 i.e. ~ 5300 particles/jeans mass!

3D Collapse with RHD α = 0.50, β = 0.04, m=2, A=0.1 Minerbo flux limiter Cool & dense regions ==> low Jeans mass + Fragments compared to the barotropic EOS case

3D Collapse with RHD: when does it fragment? 1 Inside fragment: 1 -Cooling efficiency depends only on the density

Collapse 3D with RHD FLD modified fragmentation (number of object, time, etc..) compared to the barotropic case But dense core magnetized ==> Need a magnetic field that will inhibit fragmentation

Collapse with magnetic field Ideal MHD <==> flux freezing: φ BR 2 Magnetic field lines are compressed : P mag +twisted ==> Outflow (Machida et al. 05, Banerjee & Pudritz 06, Hennebelle & Fromang 08) Ratio E mag /E grav : B 2 R 3 /(M 2 /R) (φ/m) 2 ==> independent of R, B & dilute gravity (φ/m) > (φ/m) crit subcritical cloud (φ/m) < (φ/m) crit supercritical cloud, collapse Protostellar outflow Parameter : µ = (φ/m) crit / (φ/m) (observations µ ~ 2-5)

Outflow, no fragmentation α = 0.37, β = 0.045, µ = 5 Impact on outflow structure & launching

In progress - First RMHD calculations at this scale! α = 0.37, β = 0.045, µ = 5 Magnetic field lines

In progress - RMHD calculations! α = 0.37, β = 0.045, µ = 20 Barotropic EOS: gas hot in optically thin region!! Radiation escape in the vertical direction 2/07/09 Commerçon Benoît - ASTRONUM 2009 16

α = 0.37, β = 0.045, m=2, A=0.1 - Sink accretion according to a density threshold - All accreted matter converted into accretion luminosity:

Conclusions and Perspectives AMR vs SPH: Convergence! Radiative transfer: Dramatic impact on fragmentation & outflow launching Small scale physic very important 3D ==> several objectives (next or distant future ) : outflow barotrop vs FLD Prestellar core fragmentation with RMHD: Radiative Feedback from protostars (sink particles) Brown Dwarfs formation 2 nd collapse : no fragmentation of the 1 st core ==> 2 nd core fragmentation? Massive star formation : Radiative pressure effect (M > 20 M s ) ==> stop collapse Mass deficit in calculations : Yorke & Sonnhalter (2002) ==> 42 M s