CO 近赤外線吸収から探る銀河中心 pc スケールでのガスの物理状態 : あかりと Spitzer による低分散分光観測

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ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 1 CO 近赤外線吸収から探る銀河中心 pc スケールでのガスの物理状態 : あかりと Spitzer による低分散分光観測 馬場俊介 ( 東大,ISAS/JAXA) 中川貴雄, 磯部直樹 (ISAS/JAXA), 白旗麻衣 ( 国立天文台 )

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 2 Introduction: Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs) Classification Broad and Narrow lines -> type 1 Only Narrow lines -> type 2 Unified Scheme Central SMBH, accretion disc Broad Line Regions nearby the center Optically and geometrically thick dusty molecular torus Narrow Line Regions above the torus face-on type 1 edge-on type 2 Molecular torus is a key object! 1 pc Urry & Padovani (1995) Type 1 Type 2

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 3 Introduction: observations of molecular tori Face-on CO rotational emission (milli, sub-millimeter) spatial resolution ~mas ~pc in nearby universe observer Torus + Host Galaxy Edge-on near-infrared continuum heated inner edge of tori CO ro-vibrational absorption gas in the torus absorbs thermal radiation NIR emission from host galaxies is negligible torus SMBH accretion disc heated region near infrared (NIR) absorption

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 4 Introduction: CO ro-vibrational transition Band center 4.7 um vibration: v = 1 0 rotation: ΔJ = ±1 2 branches R-branch: ΔJ = +1 P-branch: ΔJ = 1 Absorption lines of different J come in a small wavelength range. Good probe for physical states Energy (K) 2166.1 2154.7 2147.1 2143.3 11.5 23.1 3.8 0.0 v = 0 v = 0 Normalized Flux R-branch P-branch high energy Rest Wavelength (um) low energy

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 5 Introduction: other researches Spoon et al. 2004, ApJS, 154, 184 IRAS F00183-0711 LINER Obscured AGN? Spitzer observation Strong CO absorption Lutz et al. 2004, A&A, 426, 5 Nearby 31 Seyfert galaxies 19 type 1 and 12type 2 ISO observations No detection of CO absorption What makes the difference between the two groups?

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 6 Introduction: other researches Shirahata (2005), Shirahata et al. (2013) Obscured AGNs High-resolution spectroscopy with Subaru Resolved rotational levels Targets were limited by luminosity and redshift M-band observation z < 0.13 space telescopes enable complementary studies Low-resolution Large sample Subaru observation (R = 5000) In this study, we analyze CO ro-vibrational absorption systematically using AKARI and Spitzer.

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 7 Method: space observations Spectral Resolution Redshift Flux Limit Ground: λ Δλ 10000 Space: λ Δλ 100 Ground: z < 0.13 for M-band Space: Not limited by the atmosphere Ground: > 100 mjy for one-night observations in Subaru Space: > 1 mjy for ten-minute observations with AKARI AKARI NIR grism spectroscopy Wavelength: 2.5 5.0 um Redshift z < 0.07 Spectral resolution: λ Δλ = 120 @3.6 μm Spatial resolution: ~5 CO absorption (z = 0) Spitzer SL, HL module Wavelength: 5.2 40 um Redshift z > 0.13 Spectral resolution: λ Δλ = 86 @5.2 um Spatial resolution: ~4 Resolution (λ/δλ) Wavelength (um)

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 8 Method: model fitting AKARI and Spitzer observations cannot resolve rotational levels Model fitting assuming local thermal equilibrium Cami et al. (2000) Slab geometry and single component Free parameters: column density N CO, temperature T CO, line width v turb Normalized Flux Rest Wavelength (μm) Low Spectral Resolution N CO 5 T CO 5 v turb 5

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 9 Targets: selection and optical classification AKARI Mission Program AGNUL Observations during Phase 1 and 2 ( LHe + mechanical cooler ) 3 targets that show the signature of CO absorption Spitzer 4 targets reported by Spoon et al. (2005) IRAS 08572+3915 z = 0.0583 LINER UGC 5101 0.0392 LINER IRAS 19254-7245 0.0617 Seyfert 2 IRAS F00183-7111 0.3270 LINER IRAS 00397-1312 0.2617 H II IRAS 00406-3127 0.3424 Seyfert 2 IRAS 13352+6402 0.2370? cf. NGC 1068 (z=0.0038)

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 10 Targets: spectra AKARI+Spitzer Spitzer redshift z < 0.07 redshift z > 0.13 IRAS 08572+3915 UGC 5101 IRAS F00183-7111 IRAS 00397-1312 Flux (Jy) Flux (Jy) CO CO CO CO Rest Wavelength (µm) IRAS 19254-7245 IRAS 00406-3127 IRAS 13352+6402 Flux (Jy) Flux (Jy) CO CO CO Rest Wavelength (µm) Rest Wavelength (µm) Rest Wavelength (µm)

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 11 Results: χ 2 in the parameter space Calculated χ 2 in the 3D parameter space searched the best fit log T CO log N CO v turb

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 12 Results: best fit IRAS 08572+3915 Normalized Flux AKARI Spitzer +0.30 log N CO = 19.03 0.08 cm 2 +38 T CO = 456 34 K +13 v turb = 73 8 km s 1 Rest Wavelength (µm) High Temperature and Large Column Density Cf: molecular clouds in star-forming regions, T < 50 K

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 13 Results: best fit Median Each Unc. Column Density N CO 1 10 19 cm 2 40% Temperature T CO 350 K 10 40% Line Width v turb 70 km/s 10 30% N H 1 10 23 cm 2 Warm and Abundant

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 14 Discussion Origin of NIR continuum NIR continuum ( ~5 µm ) -> Thermal radiation ( 10 3 K ) Heated by central nuclei Dust sublimation temperature is 1500 K inner edge of the torus is a good candidate Dust Absorbing sublimation layer nuclei NIR continuum Absorber Absorption line of each J is almost saturated Molecular clouds in star-forming regions distribute randomly and cannot cover the background entirely Molecular cloud of systematic geometry surrounding the nucleus High-resolution spectrum Normalized Flux 1 0

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 15 Discussion Heating mechanism Observed gas has high temperature (350 K) and large column density (N H obs 10 23 cm 2 ) 3 candidates are examined 1. Photo Dissociation Region (PDR) The accretion disk emits UV light and heats surrounding gas up to 10 4 K (Tielens & Hollenbach 1985). But UV flux is attenuated by neutral gas and penetrates column density of only N H 10 21 cm 2 N H obs (Diplas & Savage 1994). PDR can hardly explain the observed large column density. Scale of heating UV Shock obs N H 10 21 cm 2 10 23 cm 2 2. Shock Heating Shock layers caused by such as outflows can be heated up to 1000 K. But the scale of shock layers is only N H 10 21 cm 2 N H obs (McKee et al. 1984) The observed large column density cannot be explained by shock heating.

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 16 Discussion 3. X-ray Dissociation Region (XDR) AGN nucleus emits hard X-ray photons (2 10 kev) and heats surrounding gas. The temperature of the gas can reach 10 4 K. Hard X-ray can penetrate neutral gas of N H 10 24 cm 2 N H obs before photoelectrically absorbed (Meijerink & Spaans 2005). XDR can explain the observed large column density. Scale of heating UV Shock obs N H 10 21 cm 2 10 23 cm 2 XDR is a good candidate as the heating mechanism X-ray

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 17 Discussion When CO absorption is observed? Geometrical effects? t gas << 1 t gas ~ 1 t dust ~1 SMBH disk Dust Sublimation Layer t dust >> 1 Warm Molecular Cloud Kawaguchi et al. 2010, 2011

ALMAワークショップ AGN 銀河質量降着 @sub-kpc @ 国立天文台三鷹 21 Dec. 2015 18 Summary We observed CO ro-vibrational absorption (4.7 um) to study the physical state of molecular tori. From observations by AKARI and Spitzer, we obtained spectra of low resolution and wide wavelength range for 7 targets. CO absorptions were almost saturated and implied background emitters heated by the nuclei and molecular clouds of systematic geometry surrounding them. From the model-fitting analysis, in spite of low-resolution spectra that does not resolve rotational levels, we succeeded to obtain column densities, temperatures, and line widths with uncertainties of several 10%. Medians of them were, N CO = 1 10 19 cm 2, T CO = 350 K, v turb = 70 km s 1 The result indicates warm and abundant gas. XDR is a good candidate of the heating mechanism