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Initial conditions for massive star formation Friedrich Wyrowski Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy Bonn, Germany

Zoom into l~29 8mu MSX GLIMPSE 8mu + PdBI NH2D

Remarks & Scope Literature growing rapidly! Let me know of important work you might know of but which I did not cover Focus on observational side of initial stages Focus on cold stages before IR bright MYSOs Hot molecular cores UCHII regions

Outline Introduction Cold clumps: Zoom into G29 phys/chem. Properties Remarks & Scope Dynamics SEDs Large scale environs: Giant molecular clouds Clump mass function Infrared Dark Clouds (Trigger?) Searching for initial stages of MSF: IR/maser selected Dust surveys Cores in IR-quiet clumps Summary & outlook

Cloud structure and Terminology e.g. Williams+ 2000 GMC properties (from large scale CO surveys): Diameters ~ 10-100 pc Masses~105-6.5 M Mean densities ~ several 100 cm-3 but strongly clumped Clumps: Coherent, overdense structures in l-b-v Might form/are forming whole clusters typical single dish mm telescope mapping targets Cores: Might form/are forming individual stars/multiple systems Usually interferometers needed to resolve them

Two different interpretations of GMC observations GMC as dynamic, transient objects (e.g. BallesterosParedes+ PP V) Formed by large scale colliding gas flows Lifetime ~ dynamical crossing time Quasi-equilibrium self-gravitating objects (McKee 1999) Formed by large scale self-gravitating instabilities Lifetime ~ many crossing times See e.g. McKee & Ostriker (2007) for more details ----------------------------------------------------------- How can we identify cold parts of GMCs?

Discovery of Infrared Dark Clouds ISOCAM: Perault+ 96 MSX: Egan+ 98 Detected by their absorption of the bright, diffuse MIR emission of the Galactic plane

Comparison: OMC vs G11.11 --> can resemble high CD parts of GMCs But also many smaller clouds, down to IR dark clumps Depend on evolutionary state and geometry of GMC

Ammonia in IRDCs Pillai+ 2006

Searching for initial stages of MSF

Surveys to study early phases of MSF IRAS colour selection criteria for UC HII regions (Wood & Churchwell 1989) -> UCHII regions ~ 105 yrs H2O/CH3OH masers might trace YSOs <105 yrs Walsh+ 1997,1998, 2003; Plume+ 1997; Szymczak+ 2002 But maser amplification line-of-sight dependent! New IR criteria for (radio-quiet) massive protostars But are all these IRAS UC HIIs really UC HIIs? --> Subsequently many hot cores found associated with the UCHIIs Same UC HII criteria but no association w/ 5GHz continuum Must be pre-uc HII but are they all OB protostars? Palla+, Molinari+ 1996-2002; Sridharan/Beuther+ 2002 Red MSX: Hoare+ But all of these searches probe already some form of ongoing SF and cannot (directly) identify an earlier cold precluster phase.

Current studies for earlier cold phase Larger environs of targeted surveys: Ultracompact HII regions: Hill+, Thompson+ IRAS color selected: Klein+, Sridharan+, Beltran+, Faundez/Garay+ IRDC selected surveys: CH3OH maser selected: Hill+ Carey+, Teyssier+, Rathborne+ Unbiased surveys: Cygnus X, Motte+ NGC6334, Munoz+ ISOPHOT serendipity, Krause+ Galactic plane surveys

Images of CH3OH and/or UCHII regions: Hill+ 2005/6 SEST/SIMBA 131 SFR, 404 clumps, 253 mm only of which 45% w/o MSX MIR ~ 100M sensitivity limit + SCUBA: dust

Southern extension of Palla/Molinari sample: Beltran+ 2006 245 SFR 95 mm clumps w/o MSX Hill, Beltran mm-only less massive but assuming same T. could be same mass but colder Clump mass spectra

Outer Galaxy dust emission survey: Klein+ 2005 Continuum imaging of 47 IRAS selected SFR 128 mm clumps, 12 IR/Radioquiet > 100M

SCAMPS: The SCUBA massive precluster survey: Thompson+ 2005 13'x13' imaging of 37 UCHII 700 clumps See poster by Pestalozzi+ Masses sufficient for cluster formation, but luminosities still below O,B stars -> early stage of cluster formation

Cold dust emission from IRDCs Carey+2000, Teyssier+2002,Rathborne+2006

Massive high extinction clouds NICE method with GLIMPSE 3.5/4.5mu Select highest extinction peaks: Many well known MSFR Studied massive IRDCs + new regions! MAMBO imaging, Ammonia, mm/submm follow ups --> Poster by Rygl+ wide range of morphologies: Diffuse Core-halo Multipeaked, filamentary

ISOPHOT serendipity F(170)>2 F(100) --> Tdust<18K Cold center: candidate for massive prestellar clump ISO FIR detctions Krause+ 2003

Large scale studies: Cygnus X and NGC 6334 Motte+ 2007, Munoz+ 2007

Galactic Plane surveys ATLASGAL LABOCA @ APEX --> GC BOLOCAM SCUBA2 MIPSGAL!! Herschel --> Krause talk

Summary: Seaching for initial stages Current surveys produce large numbers of cold massive clumps! Statistics for very massive clumps which might turn into rich OB clusters still small --> Galactic plane surveys needed Variety of selection criteria yield sources in a variety of environs: with/without powerful OB clusters nearby Range of locations throughout the Galaxy Some follow ups to determine their properties completed (--> next section of talk), several still ongoing

Massive cold clump properties Physical conditions: R,M,n,T Spectral Energy Distributions Infall Chemistry Clump mass functions ------------------------------------------ NGC2264,CygX, some IRDC results --> Talks Motte, Peretto, Jackson

Cold clumps from Faundez sample Garay+ 2004 Note: R, M, n similar to cores with IRAS and/or UCHII sources, but Tdust much lower Later studies: Rathborne+ 2006: evidence for massive YSOs in G34 Beuther+ 2006: MSF in G18

Massive H2O and SIMBA clumps vs. Myers LMSF sources Scaling relations similar to LM sources but dv, n considerably higher Garay 2005

Ammonia properties of massive clumps in IRDCs Pillai+ 2006 Comparison of IRDC clumps (black) HMPOs (red) Hot cores (stars) IRDC dv smaller but still higher then LMSCs Clear temperature trend

Detailed modeling of IRDCs clumps: Ormel+ 2005 Dust continuum + HCO+ Heating, increase of turbulence in all 3 cores

ISOPHOT detections: Birkmann+ 2006 ISOPHOT serendipity 16.5/12 K 75/280 M Infall spectra but also outflow wings

Spectral energy distributions Rathborne+ 2006 Birkmann+ 2006 Beuther+ 2007

Evidence for infall HMPOs, Fuller+ 2005: 0.2-1 10-3 M /yr UCHIIs, Keto++, Wyrowski+ 2006 H2O maser dense clumps, Wu+ 2003: B/R statistics similar to low mass clumps Possible earlier stages: G25.38, Wu+ 2005: 3.4 10-3 M /yr ISOSS J18339, Birkmann+ 2006 Check also SCAMPS and high extinction clouds posters (Pestalozzi+, Rygl+)

MM lines from IR dark clumps: Beuther&Sridharan 2007 Mm lines towards 43 IR dark clumps SiO: 18 sources --> SF dv(h13co+)>dv(nh3 11): increase of turbulence to denser inner part CH3CN 14%, CH3OH 40% CH3OH abundance close to values of low mass cores

Deuterium fractionation: Fontani+ 2006 IRAS selected HMPOs CO depletion N2H+ deuteration Cold dense gas remnant from the HMPO formation or secondary cores in the beam?

Deuterium fractionation: Pillai+ 2007 SCAMPS and clumps in IRDCs CO depletion NH2D deuteration [NH2D]/[NH3] ~ 0.005 0.6 Low values are lower limits --> largest deuteration so far measured in massive clumps No trend with T, except deuteration low above 20 K Roueff+ 2005: steady state gas phase chem. Roberts+2003, n~3e6: [NH2D]/[NH3] ~ 0.4-0.8

Clump mass functions: Reid & Wilson 2006ab.5.5x5.5 pc SCUBA image of M17 > 100 clumps Clump mass function either Double power law Lognormal 22 low+high mass regions: LM: best fit w lognormal HM: double power low alpha_high close to Salpeter value

Clump mass functions: Beltran+ 2006, Munoz+ 2007 High mass clumps consistent with Salpeter like slopes

Summary: Properties of massive cold clumps High masses and densities in comparison to their low mass cousins Clump mass functions: Salpeter like for high mass end, still some scatter, T dependence might be needed for M Infall: ongoing through a large variety of stages! Evidence for depletion and, for some sources, deuteration as high as low mass cousins Range of star formation activity still hiding in the clumps! --> Check SF activity with high angular resolution studies

Cores (interferometric studies)

G28.34+0.06: Small Scale Structure Wang+ 2007 NH3 in contour, 8micron in color Northern Region L~ 104 Lsun, H2O maser T>30K. v > 3.5 km/s Protostellar Core 4 pc Wang et al. 2007 Southern Region Quiescent cores T<20K v < 2 km/s

G28.34 quiescent region: temperature and clump mass spectrum Wang+ 2007 Gas externally heated Salpeter -1.4 Internal heating

PdBI images of IRDCs: Rathborne+ 2007 PdBI study of 4 clumps in IRDCs --> 12 cores 1 hot core! Hierarchical fragmentation

IRDC 18223-3 Beuther+ 2006 180 M Outflow Turbulence increase to center Quiescent secondary core

+ N2H ATCA/APEX results Wyrowski+ 2007 Compact 3mm cont/ch3cn source offset from UCHII N2H+ 1-0 constrains Ncol and Tkin (20K) Density: line ratios of higher transitions n > 5x106 cm-3 Core sizes 0.10.2 pc M>Mvir: unstable Promising candidates for massive pre/proto stellar cores G327.3-0.6: GLIMPSE 8mu + N2H+

Interferometric observations of deuterated ammonia Pillai 2006 Contours: NH2D Colorscale: 8mu (left) 850mu (top)

SMA dust cont + N2H+ from preprotostellar cores Pillai+ poster 1mm continuum: 60 800 M Mean densities~2 106cm-3 12/15 cores w/o MIR Strong N2H+ (3-2), narrower lines (1 km/s) towards starless cores Velocity dispersion of cores in a clump ~ 5 km/s

Conclusions & Outlook Prolific times for the identification of precluster clump candidates! Properties of clumps fairly well known now Many cases, where SF activity can be found on a closer look. Good: these clumps turn into stars Bad: pure starless objects still rare For better statistics unbiased large scale surveys are on the way in a variety of wavebands Submm bolometer surveys MIR/FIR (MIPSGAL + Herschel in the future) Core properties will be stronger constrained by high resolution studies (with ALMA on the horizon) Yes, Malcolm, we are making progress!!