Fermi measurements of diffuse gamma-ray emission: results at the first-year milestone

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SciNeGHE 2009 Assisi, October 7th Fermi measurements of diffuse gamma-ray emission: results at the first-year milestone Luigi Tibaldo luigi.tibaldo@pd.infn.it INFN Sezione di Padova Dip. di Fisica G. Galilei, Università di Padova Laboratoire AIM, SAp CEA Saclay for the diffuse emission working group on behalf of the Fermi LAT Collaboration

What is gamma-ray diffuse emission? 2/23

The LAT gamma-ray sky... 3/23

Diffuse gamma-ray emission at GeV energies > 80% photons from diffuse emission Galactic interstellar emission: interactions of cosmic rays with interstellar gas/radiation field unresolved sources isotropic (extragalactic?) diffuse emission 4/23

Galactic interstellar gamma-ray emission p 0 0 decay e e Bremsstrahlung e e Interstellar Radiation Field (ISRF) Galactic interstellar emission: Inverse Compton (IC) cosmic-ray (CR) tracer interstellar medium (ISM) Galactic interstellar emission: background for source detection/characterization foreground for isotropic diffuse emission hide signals of exotic processes (dark matter)? 5/23

Modelling the Galactic interstellar emission Ingredients available: CR at Earth candidate CR sources propagation mechanisms cross sections interstellar gas ISRF magnetic field... To predict the interstellar emission we need to know? CR spectra and ISM/ISRF everywhere in the Galaxy A possible recipe: GALPROP (e.g. Strong & Moskalenko 1998, Strong 2007) numerical code for CR propagation in the Galaxy 6/23

Extragalactic Gamma-ray Background (EGB) Signals from early Universe??? baryon-antibaryon dark matter primordial blackholes cosmic structures Ajello et al. 2008, ApJ 689, 666 Conventional astrophysical processes: populations of unresolved sources (AGNs, galaxies,...) debris in the neighborhood of the the Solar system distant GRBs... 7/23

Galactic interstellar emission 8/23

The EGRET GeV excess excess of emission > 1 GeV w.r.t. models based on locally measured CR spectra different interpretations: instrument, CRs, dark matter... b < 10 50% excess all directions 10 < b < 20 Strong, Moskalenko, Reimer 2004, ApJ 613, 962 9/23

Fermi view at intermediate latitudes PRELIM IN ARY! T. A. Porter et al. arxiv:0907.0294 Gamma-ray emission from local interstellar medium APPROXIMATELY explicable on the basis of directly measured CRs. 10/23

Extracting the emissivity of local H I 200 < l < 260 22 < b < 60 region with no molecular gas atomic gas within 1 kpc from Sun point sources masked, spill-over subtracted IC subtracted (GALPROP) Emission intensity versus N(H I) 11/23

Local H I emissivity Abdo et al. 2009, ApJ 703, 1249 12/23

CR sources and molecular masses CR sources: still mysterious large uncertainties on SRN distribution PSR? molecular gas: H2 does not have emission lines we can observe CO indirect tracer XCO=N(H2)/WCO 13/23

Exploring the outer Galaxy: Cas & Cep Solar Circle TB(CO) integrated over -10 < b < 10 1) Gould Belt, < 300 pc 3) Perseus arm, ~2.5-4 kpc l=100 2) local arm, <1 kpc 4) outer arm > 5 kpc l=145 14/23

CRs and molecular clouds in the outer Galaxy Fermi GALPROP Decrease of CR densities, but gradient flatter than expectations for SNR sources (as traced by PSR) PR EL IM IN AR Y! Increase of XCO by a factor ~2 from Gould Belt to Perseus arm Analysis method described in L. Tibaldo, I. A. Grenier et al. arxiv:0907.0312 virial (Nakanishi & Sofue 2005) EGRET (Digel et al. 1996) 15/23

Toward a large-scale model... putting together what we have learnt still ongoing work! pion decay Bremsstrahlung IC total diffuse sources (total+sources) 350-475 MeV b < 10 PR EL IM I 350-475 MeV 0 < l < 360 NA R Y! 16/23

Beyond the Milky Way 17/23

The local group of Galaxies LMC: seen by face (27 ) 50 kpc far away star formation 30 Doradus EGRET: detection of LMC non detection of SMC (for CRs at Earth expected flux 2.4 10-7 cm-2 s-1) evidence that CR are Galactic, not universal SAGE - LMC 18/23

Fermi view of LMC CRATES J060106-703606 30 Doradus PR E LIM IN AR Y! 212 days of survey data first extragalactic object ever resolved in highenergy gamma rays 30 Doradus + interaction of CRs with gas adaptively smoothed 100 MeV - 10 GeV counts map 19/23

Hunting isotropic emission Galactic diffuse emission Inverse Compton π 0-decay Bremsstrahlung Residual background CRs misclassified as gammarays Resolved sources What's left isotropic? misreconstructed gammarays from Earth albedo Dedicated background rejection developed for EGB! 20/23

Fermi EGB PR EL IM IN AR Y! 21/23

Stay tuned! 22/23

Concluding remarks local emission explicable in terms of CRs at Earth improved constraints for CRs and ISM on Galactic scale CRs in external Galaxies! new determination of EGB other studies (Orion clouds, outer Galaxy in the 3rd quadrant) more coming soon... 23/23