AGB/PPN/PN circumstellar rings vs. spiral

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Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary AGB/PPN/PN circumstellar rings vs. spiral (ASIAA) Ronald Taam, Sheng-Yuan Liu, I-Ta Hsieh APN6 @ 2013-11-05

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary AGB Patterns Nearly-concentric periodic patterns unexpected discoveries in AGBs, PPNe, and PNe Dust scattered light AFGL 3068 IRC+10216 NGC 7027 Cat s Eye Egg nebula Molecular line emission R Scl CIT 6 Time scale between arcs, rings, & spirals (10 2 10 3 yr) are shorter than the typical AGB thermal pulsation ( 10 5 yr) and longer than stellar pulsation (1 2 yr) The outer nearly-concentric patterns are prior to the onset of bipolarity in PPNe and PNe at the transition from AGB Linking the outer periodic patterns with the stellar (binary) properties may link it with the bipolarity

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary AGB Patterns Why care about spiral/ring patterns of AGB stars? Binary properties (Kim & Taam 2012c; Kim et al. 2013) Mass loss history (Maercker et al. 2012) Accretion disk to the companion AGB-PN shape transtion Dust-gas nature, coupling, behaviors in a shock

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Spiral Projection Wind anisotropy due to AGB star s orbital motion

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Spiral Projection Elongated spiral model Inclination & Velocity ratio V p/v w Oblate (x/a) 2 + (y/a) 2 + (z/b) 2 = 1 a/b = (< V w > +2V p/3)/ < V w > (a/b) 2 proj = (a/b) 2 sin 2 i + cos 2 i V p = 3.0 km s 1 & V w 5 km s 1 Kim+Taam 2012b

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 JVLA molecular line shell vs. spiral Spherical shell model (Claussen et al. 2011) free parameters - shell radii - expansion velocities - central velocities HC 3 N J =4 3 (JVLA)

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 JVLA molecular line shell vs. spiral HC 3 N J =4 3 (JVLA)

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 JVLA molecular line shell vs. spiral HC 3 N J =4 3 (JVLA)

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 JVLA molecular line shell vs. spiral Ellipse fit - long axis at PA=10 - axis ratio 1.15 - arm spacing 3. 2 - binary separation 0. 17 HC 3 N J =4 3 (JVLA)

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT Parameter space analysis < Vw > V p

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT Parameter space analysis (a/b) proj r arm (r p + r comp ) proj PA < Vw > i, T orb, M p, M comp V p

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 Parameter space analysis Kim et al. 2013 Degeneracy due to the projection

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 Inclination dependence i = 0 i = 30 i = 50 i = 70 i = 90 Kim et al. 2013

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 Hydrodynamic radiative transfer model Kim et al. 2013 red : JVLA observation green : HD+RT model line : analytic model

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 Hydrodynamic radiative transfer model Kim et al. 2013 red : JVLA observation green : HD+RT model line : analytic model

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary JVLA Parameter space Inclination HD+RT CIT 6 Hydrodynamic radiative transfer model Kim et al. 2013 red : JVLA observation green : HD+RT model line : analytic model

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Gravitational Wake of Companion

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Gravitational Wake of Companion (Kim+Taam 2012a ) V s = 5.0 km s 1 & V w 10 km s 1

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Gravitational Wake of Companion (Kim+Taam 2012a ) δρ/ρ (r B /r) 1/2 for V w c s Density contrast at 100 AU from the mass losing star 2.5 10% for 1M J 14 55% for 30M J r/r p 25 100% for 0.1M Primary s reflex motion

Introduction Model CIT 6 Planet Summary Summary I have reviewed the current status of the theoretical and observational understanding of spiral-shell patterns in the circumstellar envelopes of aging solar-type stars accompanied by the companions. We have developed a new method of constraining the characteristics of binary stars from the properties of the observed circumstellar spiral and incomplete ring patterns. Uncertainties in model parameters and observations are still huge. - Need statistically meaningful number of samples with high qualities