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Diffuse TeV emission from the Cygnus region References: Discovery of TeV gamma-ray emission from the Cygnus region of the Galaxy Abdo et al., astro-ph/0611691 Dissecting the Cygnus region with TeV gamma rays and neutrinos Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 Masaki Mori ICRR CANGAROO group Internal seminar, February 1, 2007

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Milagro A Water Cherenkov detector. Reconstruct shower direction to 0.3-0.7 o from the timing shower front. Reject background by detecting penetrating component of hadronic showers Field of view is ~2 sr Duty factor ~95% Trigger rate ~1700 Hz (6 Mbytes/sec) Los Alamos, NM, 2650m a.s.l. Milagro Cross Section Schematic e μ γ 8 meters 50 meters 80 meters 2

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Milagro with outriggers 175 Outrigger tanks (Tyvek lined water filled) 2.4m diameter, 1m deep 34,000 m 2 enclosed area Completed in May 2003 Angular resolution: 0.5deg (with outriggers) / 0.75deg (without) 3

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Background rejection in Milagro Hadronic showers contain penetrating component: μ s & hadrons Cosmic-ray showers lead to clumpier bottom layer hit distributions Gamma-ray showers give smooth hit distributions Proton MC Proton MC γ MC γ MC Data Data 4

Background rejection (cont d) Parameterize clumpiness of the bottom layer hits Compactness Require C > 2.5 50% gammas & 10% hadrons Sensitivity improved by 1.6 A 4 = C = ( ftop + fout ) mxpe nb2 mxpe nfit Require A 4 > 3.0 20% gammas & 1% hadrons Sensitivity further improved by 1.4 G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 mxpe: nb2: ftop: fout: nfit: maximum # PEs in bottom layer PMT # bottom layer PMTs with 2 PEs or more # fraction of hit PMTs in Top layer # fraction of hit PMTs in Outriggers # PMTs used in the angle reconstruction 5

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Spectral determination A 4 is related to energy 2-20 TeV useful range Parameterization of events 6

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Crab spectrum Preliminary Exponential cut off energy is E c = 31.0 TeV (w/large error bars) 7

Abdo et al., astro-ph/0611691 Notes in the paper The dependence of the derived source flux on the spectrum is minimized when it is quoted at the median detected energy, which is ~12 TeV for typical gamma-ray power law spectra and the weighted analysis using A 4. A change in the assumed source differential photon spectral index from -2.4 to -2.8 changes the quoted flux at 12 TeV by < 10%. However, the Milagro trigger rate as determined from simulations of protons and helium using the flux from direct measurements (Haino et al. 2004 & Asakimori et al.1998) is underpredicted, so a systematic error of 30% is given to the gamma-ray fluxes quoted here. 8

2003 (pre-outrigger) G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Milagro sky survey 2006 (post-outrigger) Cygnus Region MRK 421 Crab Nebula 9

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 The Galactic plane Significance GP diffuse excess clearly visible from l=25 to l=90 Cygnus Region shows extended excess F Cygnus ~ 2 x F crab 120 square degrees l (65,85), b (-3,3) 10

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 The Cygnus region Contours are GALPROP pion model Crosses are EGRET (unidentified) sources TeV/matter correlation good Chance noncorrelation 1.5x10-6 Brightest TeV Region MGRO J2019+37 ~0.5 Crab @ 12 TeV Extent = 0.32 ± 0.12 deg. Coincident with 2 EGRET sources (unid) PWN G75.2 + 0.1 Blazar (B2013+370) Energy Analysis in progress Flux @ 12.5 TeV= E 2 dn/de = (4.18 ± 0.52 stat ± 1.26 sys ) x 10-10 TeV cm -2 s -1 sr -1 (excluding new source & assuming E -2.6 ) ~3.5 Crab in 180 sq. degree region 11

MGRO J2019+37 Position: (α,δ)=(304.83 ± 0.14 ± 0.3, 36.83 ± 0.08 ± 0.25)deg Source size: 0.32 ±0.12 deg (high energy events [0.35deg ang.res.] only) Flux: E 2 dn/de=(3.49 ± 0.47 ± 1.05) 10-12 TeV cm -2 s -1 at the median detected energy of 12TeV (assuming E -2.6 ) 12

Cygnus region TeV J2032+4130 / Cyg X-3 13

Tibet: Amenomori et al., Science 314, 439 (2006) Cygnus region: Tibet (D) and (E) show significance maps of the Cygnus region [pixels in radius of 0.9 and sampled over a square grid of side width 0.25 for (E)] for data from 1997 to 2005. The vertical color bin widths are 0.69 SD and 0.42 SD for significance in (D) and (E), respectively. Two thin curves in (D) and (E) stand for the Galactic parallel b=±5. Small-scale anisotropies (E) superposed onto the large-scale anisotropy hint at the extended gamma-ray emission. 14

Cygnus region: Milagro & Tibet MILAGRO: A. Abdo, Santa Fe Workshop, May 2006 Tibet: Amenomori et al., Science 314, 439 (2006) 15

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Cygnus region: diffuse gamma-rays Pion Strong & Moskalenko GALPROP model of Cygnus Region standard bremsstrahlung Inverse Compton Milagro (12TeV) optimized Strong & Moskalenko optimized model Increase π 0 and IC component throughout Galaxy Milagro 2-6x above prediction (optimizedstandard models) Unresolved sources? Cosmic-ray accelerators? 16

Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 MGRO J2019+37 field 2 EGRET unids 3EG J2016+3657 (blazar?) 2EG J2021+3716 GeV J2020+3658 (PWN 75.2+0.1?) 5 Wolf-Rayet stars 1 Massive eclipsing binary V382 Cyg 2 SNRs 074.8+00.6 (just an H II region?) 074.9+01.2 (12kpc!) IGR J20188+3647 (only in 17-30keV) Cygnus rift (molecular cloud complex) 5 θ D pc 0.3 1 kpc r 17

Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 Cygnus region 18

Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 Spectral consideration Hadronic scenario E -2.35 E -2 df/de = E -2.35 exp(-e/e cut ) E cut =1000 TeV 3 50 1cm D E 5 10 nh 1 kpc If a few kpc, this is the order of the total explosion energy of a SN. 2 erg df/de = E -2 exp(-e/e cut ) E cut = 500 TeV 19

Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 Neutrino emission Neutrino emission from p-p interaction π + μ + ν μ e + ν μ ν e ν μ π - μ - ν μ e - ν μ ν e ν μ ν e :ν μ : ν τ =1:2:0 1:1:1 by oscillation Typical ν energy ~ ½ of π 0 gamma-ray dφ ν /de ν = (1/2) Γ-1 φ γ E ν -Γ = φ ν E ν -Γ (for each ν) dφ γ /de γ = A γ E γ -β exp[-(e γ /E γ cut ) 1/2 ] where β=2.2, E γ cut =45TeV for E p -2.35, β=1.9, E γ cut =20TeV for E p -2 20

Beacom & Kistler, astro-ph/0701751 Neutrino-induced muon spectrum ν μ +p μ + + X E μ > 1 TeV Detectable by IceCube? marginal! 3deg 2 bin cannot resolve! 21

G. Sinnis, Adelaide workshop, Dec. 2006 Milagro HAWC HAWC Milagro: 450 PMT (25x18) shallow (1.4m) layer 273 PMT (19x13) deep (5.5m) layer 175 PMT outriggers Instrumented Area: ~40,000m 2 PMT spacing: 2.8m Total Area: 3500m 2 μ det Area: 2200m 2 HAWC: 900 PMTs (30x30) 5.0m spacing Single layer with 4m depth Instrumented Area: 22,500m 2 PMT spacing: 5.0m Total Area: 22,500m 2 μ det Area: 22,500m 2 Mexico? 2010? 22