Implications of GW observations for short GRBs

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Implications of GW observations for short GRBs Resmi Lekshmi Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology Trivandrum

What are Gamma Ray Bursts? What are short GRBs? Open Questions : Central engine of sgrbs Progenitors of sgrbs GW diagnosis can seal the debate

Gamma Ray Bursts Short (a few seconds) flashes of γ-rays (~ MeV) Typical energy release ~ 10 48-10 52 ergs Non-repetitive, from random directions in the sky 1 event/day (on an average) Extra-galactic, Cosmological (0.0085 - z - 9.4) Longer lasting low-frequency counterparts

Zooming into a GRB location Host Galaxy

Relativistic jets in GRBs Large optical depth to pair production But non-thermal spectrum Fig. 23. A typical Band-function spectrum of GRB 990123. From Briggs et al. (1999). Taylor+ 2004 Relativistic bulk motion Most conclusive : VLBI image of resolved GRB jet

Fireball Model Relativistic outflow progenitor central engine External dissipation Internal dissipation burst photons Afterglow

Short GRBs Predominantly two classes of GRBs Short Hard & Long soft T <~ 2s T >~ 2s hardness duration

Progenitor Types In the torus : 0.01-0.1 M Accretion ends within a few seconds (disk ends & collapses into the BH)

DCO binaries 8 confirmed DNS systems in our Galaxy Rate : 6-100 Myr -1 No NS-BH system known till now

Duration : The iceberg s Tip Long GRBs Short GRBs Association with supernovae Origin in star forming galaxies Close to the bright UV regions of host No confirmed SN association so far Occurs in both in late & early type Relatively larger offsets

Burst Offset In DCO model The NS/BH receives a kick due to SN explosion Translates to binary linear momentum (Podsiadlowski+95) Binary wanders in the 1. HST observations of ten short GRBs with robust associations to a host galaxy (Pcc (< δr) 10 4 10 3 ) based on pre galactic potential erglow positions are represented by a 3σ error circle in each frame, except for GRBs 070714B and 090510, where the Fong+ 2011 er, and the circles correspond to 1σ. For GRB 070429B, the position of the X-ray afterglow from Swift/XRT is shown (re 007; Evans et al. 2009). For GRB 130603B/F160W, the gwimage after PSF subtraction of the point source associated w et al. 2013) is shown. All images are oriented with North up and East to the left. Bloom + 1999, Behroozi + 2014, Till it merges (τ ) measure σgrb from each afterglow image, where the iding accuracy depends on the size of the PSF and gnal-to-noise ratio of the afterglow detection using Also Arun, Misra (In preprn) For Ajith, eachresmi, galaxy/filter combinat and host position to measure an galaxies with known redshifts we

Offset & DCO model 1. Delay times (τ GW a 4 / μm 2 ): span a wide range Possible in both Spirals & Ellipticals 2. Natal kicks & delay time high offsets Fong+ 2011

Others Redshift distribution Redshift distribution E bol ~(1/100) of lgrbs Systematically lower AG flux compared to lgrbs

Background 1. Distinct bimodality in GRB population Two different progenitor classes. 2. Existence of DCO systems in our Galaxy. 3. Conjecture : DNS or NS-BH binary coalescence due to energy & angular momentum loss to GW. 4. A stellar mass BH + (short lived) Torus system short GRB sgrb : GW source Shibata+

Important Questions 1. What are the central engines of short GRBs? 2. Are all short GRBs from binary compact object mergers?

short GRB central engine Should launch an energetic(10 48-10 51 erg), clean (E/N b >> m p c 2 ) jet Be active for the burst duration sub second duration formation of prompt BH

short GRB central engine Should launch an energetic(10 48-10 51 erg), clean (E/N b >> m p c 2 ) jet Be active for the burst duration Continued central engine activity 1. Extended emission 2. Flares 3. Plateau phase

1. Extended Emission 25 % has short EE ~ 100s (Fong + 2013) Energies equal to or larger (~30 times) than initial spike (Sakamoto+ 2011, Perley+ 2009) Norris & Bonnell 2006

2. X-ray Flares GRBIOQ117A, " Flares similar to γ-ray burst (spectral & temporal) 20 loa 10" 10" 10' TIme (I) SGRBs show weaker (2 orders of mag. dimmer) ones compared to LGRBs 2l 10 '" '" " 5 I.. 1.0 But similar Flare/Prompt intensity a.' 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 100 150 200 250 300 350 Time (s)

3. Plateaus typical AG slope Long GRB, swift XRT repository

3. Plateaus sgrb Rowlinson+2013

Central engine : prompt-bh Accretion timescale too less for EE, flares, plateaus For BH-NS merger, tidal disruption of NS throws matter out to highly eccentric orbits [Rosswog 2007] This material falls back : EE?, Flares?

Central engine : magnetar Highly magnetized (10 10-10 11 T) neutron star Proposed to explain SGRs and AXPs in our galaxy Like pulsars, relativistic wind of charged particles

Central engine : magnetar A millisec proto-magnetar is formed [Metzger + 2007] AIC of WD Merger : WD-NS Merger : NS-NS Prompt spike : Accretion onto magnetar Flares : late magnetar activity (Metzger; Giannios 2006) EE : powered by relativistic wind from magnetar Plateau : powered by spin down of magnetar (Zhang & Meszaros, 2001, Rowlinson+ 2013) Magnetar : Difficult to produce jets

Feasibility of magnetar formation after merger DNS merger can result in an NS (Shibata+ 2006, Morrison + 2004) Depends on EOS, total mass of binary, rotation Discovery of 1.97 M sun NS (Demorest 2010) : high mass NS are possible

GW diagnosis )*( "#$%&'( )*( -.%/.%(,-./%0 ) "#$%&' ( "#$%&' ( ) *( + ( 56$.%-&##7.()*( +,( &33%.41"( )*( #4&C'.( <('(=(:,;(( +,( %"/012"( ""#"$%&( 8('(9(:,;( <('(=(:,;( @('(>(:,;( >?@('(A(:,;( )*( +,( "#$%&'( &33%.41"( +,( +,( 40&'(0#%B$41"( %"/012"( $'B"/.( Bartos + 2012

GW diagnosis Detection of GW chirp signal Different between prompt-bh & magnetar ring down signal extended GW due to secular bar-mode instability (Baiotti+ 2008)

Progenitor of sgrb Magnetar model AIC of WD can also form a sgrb Merger time delay distribution from theory fit to all sgrb data (Virgili+ 2011)

Summary Short duration GRBs were conventionally believed to be DCO mergers Model can explain (i) burst nature (ii) host population (iii) offset, but difficulty reproducing central engine longevity (plateau, Flares & EEs) Magnetar CE proposed to explain continuous powering of CE. But has difficulties producing collimated jets GW signal can conclude the debate sgrb population may have massive star candidates? Again GW signal can be conclusive Inclination angle measurement (Arun+ 2014) & orphan AGs

Additional slides

Magnetar-nova Interaction of e+/e- wind with the merger remnants Brighter than kilonova Metzger 2014, Zhang 2012

Orphan AGs 10 0 LSST SKA Metzger, Berger 2011 10 47 10 48 10 49 10 50 10 51 10 52 Energy (erg) Inclination angle measurement (Arun+ 2014) : angle btn angular mom. axis and l.o.s Circumburst Density (cm 3 ) 10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 Optical (LSST maximal) Optical (LSST standard) Radio, ~1 (EVLA, ASKAP) Radio, ~0.3 (EVLA, ASKAP) SGRB optical afterglows

Central engine Should launch an energetic(10 49-10 55 erg), clean (E/N b >> m p c 2 ) jet Should be intermittent Hyper-accreting stellar mass BH Rapidly spinning magnetar LGRB = ζṁc 2 = 1.8 x 10 51 erg/s ζ-3 [ṁ/(m s -1 )] E rot = (1/2) I Ω 2 = 2 x 10 52 erg [M/1.4M ] [R/10km] 2 [P/1ms] -2