Feeding (and feedback) in nearby AGN and radio MOHEGs

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Feeding (and feedback) in nearby AGN and radio MOHEGs Viviana Casasola INAF-IRA, ITALIAN ARC Bologna, 3 Aprile 2012 Secondo Workshop sull'astronomia millimetrica e submillimetrica in Italia

AGN fueling Super Massive Black Holes (SMBHs) reside in the nuclei of all galaxies with massive spheroids, both in the Local Universe and at high z Nearby Seyfert nuclei and quasars are fueled by accretion of material onto the SMBH Relation of BH growth with galaxy formation and galaxy evolution is not completely understood. AGN representation: NASA/CXC/M.Weiss

AGN fueling: Open Problem Removal of the angular momentum from the disk gas and driving infall down to scales of tens of pc Cosmological simulations rely on merger-driven gas inflow driven by bar instabilities (e.g., Hopkins et al. 2006, di Matteo et al. 2008). Nevertheless, in the Local Universe, there has been no clear correlation between AGN either companions or the presence of bars (e.g., Combes 03, Jogee 06). It is possible that locally the relation between these large-scale phenomena and duty cycle of nuclear activity is masked by different timescales (Hunt & Malkan 99).

AGN fueling: how do we study it? We must examine the nuclear kinematics around local AGN: MOLECULAR TRACERS

AGN fueling: how do we study it? We must examine NUGA: the nuclear NUclei kinematics of GAlaxies around local AGN: MOLECULAR TRACERS A high-resolution CO IRAM PdBI+30m survey of 12 nearby Seyfert or Liner galaxies. @ CO(2-1): spatial resolution of 50-100 pc. F. Combes, Obs. Paris, France PIs S. García-Burillo, Obs. Madrid, Spain L. K. Hunt, Oss. Arcetri ITALY V. Casasola, INAF-IRA, IT-ARC R. Neri, IRAM Grenoble, France L. J. Tacconi, MPE, Garching, Germany M. Krips, IRAM Grenoble, France A.J. Baker, Rutgers, NJ, USA E. Schinnerer, MPIA, Garching, Germany F. Boone, Obs. Paris. France S. Leon, Joint ALMA Obs., Chili S. Haan, MPIA, Heidelberg, Germany......

Morphologies found in NUGA 17 papers: Boone et al. 07; Casasola et al. 08, 10, 11; Combes et al. 04, 09; García-Burillo et al. 03, 05, 09; Hunt et al. 08; Krips et al. 05, 07; Lindt-Krieg et al. 08;... On-ongoing fueling at 0.1-1 kpc scales for only 5/12 cases. The most common feeding mechanism: kinematically d e c o u p l e d embedded bars. IRAM observations have insufficient resolution to probe the gas within 100 pc of the AGN.

AGN fueling with ALMA We MUST IMPROVE spatial resolution to resolve the inner gas distribution: ALMA-ES Cycle 0 has offered this opportunity.

AGN fueling with ALMA We MUST IMPROVE spatial resolution to resolve the inner gas distribution: ALMA-ES Cycle 0 has offered this opportunity. ALMA Cycle 0 accepted proposals 1. Feeding and feedback in two nearby Seyfert Galaxies PI: F. Combes NUGA SOUTH 2. The footprints of SF and AGN activity in NGC 1068: a case study for ALMA PI: S. García-Burillo Smoking gun evidence of feeding

AGN fueling with ALMA We MUST IMPROVE spatial resolution to resolve the inner gas distribution: ALMA-ES Cycle 0 has offered this opportunity. ALMA Cycle 0 accepted proposals 1. Feeding and feedback in two nearby Seyfert Galaxies PI: F. Combes NUGA SOUTH 2. The footprints of SF and AGN activity in NGC 1068: a case study for ALMA PI: S. García-Burillo Smoking gun evidence of feeding 3. The ALMA view of the cool dust in an extreme low-metallicity starburst PI: L. Hunt Leslie s Talk

NUGA SOUTH Two Targets selected among barred spiral nearby southern AGN with existing wealth of data and CO detection: NGC 1433 (Seyfert 2) and NGC 1566 (Seyfert 1) NGC 1433 NGC 1566 Both at D 10 Mpc with embedded bars N E DSS E N DSS

NUGA SOUTH NGC 1433 (Seyfert 2) -- Lord of rings : nuclear, inner, and outer rings (Buta & Combes 96) 1 Nuclear bar inside the nuclear ring (r=200pc, Jungwiert et al. 97). NIR image, FOV=18 Optical image, FOV=18 Atomic gas (HI-21cm map) concentrated in the inner and outer rings, with depletion in the nuclear ring and bar (Ryder et al. 96).

NUGA SOUTH NGC 1433 (Seyfert 2) -- Lord of rings : nuclear, inner, and outer rings (Buta & Combes 96) 1 Contrary to HI-21cm the central region is filled with molecular gas (Bajaja et al. 95). SEST NIR image, FOV=18 Nuclear bar inside the nuclear ring (r=200pc, Jungwiert et al. 97). Optical image, FOV=18 Atomic gas (HI-21cm map) concentrated in the inner and outer rings, with depletion in the nuclear ring and bar (Ryder et al. 96).

NUGA SOUTH NGC 1566 (Seyfert 1): It has intermediate bar (SAB) and two strongly contrasted spiral arms, emanating from the bar, and winding up in an outer pseudo ring 2 FUV-NUV GALEX image HI-ATCA 12

NUGA SOUTH NGC 1566 (Seyfert 1): It has intermediate bar (SAB) and two strongly contrasted spiral arms, emanating from the bar, and winding up in an outer pseudo ring 2 2MASS: FUV-NUV nuclear GALEX bar image (r=35 ) SEST (Bajaja et al. 95) HI-ATCA 12 FOV=18

NUGA SOUTH: Proposed Observations We proposed to map the morphology and kinematics of the cold dense gas in two Seyfert nuclei, known to have embedded bars, at the unprecedented spatial resolution. To map the CO(3-2) (high density gas, 10 4-10 5 cm -3 ) line in both galaxies, simultaneously with HCN(4-3) and HCO + (4-3) (densest clumps, excitation and chemistry) Nuclear single pointing of FOV=18 (1 kpc) Extended Configuration, Band 7, spatial resolution = 0.45 (20 pc) 2 hrs of integration time for each galaxy, S/N=25 for CO(3-2) and S/N=4-6 for HCN(4-3) and HCO + (4-3) To map continuum emission of the dust: @0.85 mm we expect S/N > 100

NUGA SOUTH: Expected Results In 5 hrs (including calibrations) we expect to obtain results able to shed light on the way SMBH are fueled in each spiral galaxy, like our own. The high S/N images obtained and kinematics will make the link the bar-spiral dynamics at large scales and the accretion onto the monster.

NUGA SOUTH: Expected Results This clear progress In 5 hrs (including calibrations) we expect is to also obtain an essential results able to shed light on the way SMBH are fueled step to in prepare each spiral even galaxy, like our own. higher resolution observations, to The high S/N images obtained and kinematics tackle will the make molecular the link the bar-spiral dynamics at large scales torus and below the accretion 10 pc in onto the monster. the future. Illustration Credit: V. Beckmann (NASA's GSFC) et al., ESA

RADIO MOHEGs MOHEGs = Molecular Hydrogen Emission Galaxies A population of H 2 -luminous (L(H 2 ) = 10 40-10 43 erg s -1 ) radio galaxies (z < 0.22) whose molecular gas does not appear associated with SF (Spitzer, Ogle et al. 2010) mid-ir spectra are dominated by bright, pure rotational emission lines of warm (100-1500 K) H 2 Previous works (Ogle et al. 2010; Nesvadba et al. 2011) did not study the impact of the cold (10-50 K) molecular gas in the AGN fueling of radio galaxies Do radio MOHEGs have cold molecular gas coexisting with warm molecular gas?

RADIO MOHEGs Nobeyama 45m 9 radio MOHEGs in CO(1-0) 7 already observed: 4 detected PI: V. Casasola F. Combes (NUGA, Obs. Paris) L. Hunt (NUGA, Arcetri) S. García-Burillo (NUGA, Madrid) L. Magrini (Arcetri) A. Mignano (IRA, IT-ARC) R. Paladino (IRA, IT-ARC) I. Prandoni (IRA, IT-ARC) N. Nakai (Tsukuba, Japan) Y. Miyamoto (Tsukuba, Japan)

RADIO MOHEGs Nobeyama 45m 9 radio MOHEGs in CO(1-0) CO(1-0) @NRO 45m Casasola et al. in prep. M(cold H 2 ) 10 11 M 7 already observed: 4 detected PI: V. Casasola F. Combes (NUGA, Obs. Paris) L. Hunt (NUGA, Arcetri) S. García-Burillo (NUGA, Madrid) L. Magrini (Arcetri) A. Mignano (IRA, IT-ARC) CO(1-0) R. @NRO Paladino 45m(IRA, IT-ARC) I. Prandoni (IRA, IT-ARC) N. Nakai (Tsukuba, Japan) Y. Miyamoto (Tsukuba, Japan)

RADIO MOHEGs Radio lobes of Cygnus A VLA: Courtesy of NRAO/AUI IRAM PdBI We also obtained observations @ IRAM PdBI to map the detected CO(1-0) emission in Cygnus A, to check its nature and origin, and to relate it to the AGN fueling/feedback mechanisms.

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