UltraHigh Energy Cosmic Rays Corrected for Galaxy Magnetic Field Models: FRIs & BL Lacs (Galactic Plane sources?)

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UltraHigh Energy Cosmic Rays Corrected for Galaxy Magnetic Field Models: FRIs & BL Lacs (Galactic Plane sources?) Neil M. Nagar U. de Concepción, Chile Nagar & Matulich 2008, A&A, 488, 879 Nagar & Matulich, A&A, submitted Funding: ALMA, FONDAP, BASAL, Fondecyt

Overview UHECRs and nearby extended Radiogalaxies: inital Galactic and Extragalactic Magnetic Fields Monte Carlo UHECR trajectories Potential source populations

Pierre Auger Collaboration et al. 2007, Science (after 3 years of partial operation) The 27 UHECRs with E > 56 EeV are not isotropic Correlation with nearby AGNs (Veron-Cetty & Veron catalog)

George et al. 2008: AGN within 100Mpc (weighted by their hard X-ray flux) are correlated with Auger UHECRs at 98%

D < 75 Mpc Radiogalaxies Coma Centaurus Hydra Perseus Pavo Indus Pisces NM 2008 D < 75 Mpc Red solid symbols: D < 75 Mpc and radio extent > 180kpc Were we all tracing the same underlying population?

D < 75Mpc radiogalaxies Fig: Kachelreiss et al. The Cen A region 8 of 27 UHECRs within 3.5deg of extended radiogalaxies 6 of 10 extended radiogalaxies matched to UHECRs 3 of 4 remaining are in areas of low exposure time (and clusters)

Radiogalaxy morphologies O Highly extended in the radio (> 180kpc) Some evidence favoring FR Is (i.e. BL Lacs) NM 2008

Radiogalaxies Several previous works attempted correlations with BL Lacs we are doing the same (as long as the lobes are mirrors) extra selection on radio extent (difficult for BL Lacs) Relatively low incompleness for extended nearby FRI and BL Lacs Propagation time delay: do jet-flux weighted catalogs make sense for R.G.s? we have some history in the jets and lobes.

Ghisellini et al. : galaxies from HIPASS 99% correlation between UHECRs and high HI content galaxies Ghisellini et al. argued for spiral galaxies (magnetars and/or GRBs?)

Galactic Magnetic Field: model deflections Takami & Sato 2008 for 63 EeV UHECRs (also Kachelreiss et al. 2007, Prouza & Smida 2003, Tinyakov & Tkachev, and several others...)

Han et al. 2007

Galactic Magnetic Field: basic spiral arm model Figures from Alvarez-Muniz etal, Kachelriess etal

AS-S (AS-A) BS-S (BS-A)

ASS+ARM ASS+RING Sun et al. 2008: disk + halo, but no dipole

Galactic Magnetic Field: disk (toriodal) only Axisymmetric (AS) AS-A AS-S Bisymmetric (BS) BS-A or BS-S

Galactic Magnetic Field: (adding the dipole component) z=10pc z= -10pc At the Sun

Extragalactic B field: model deflections Dolag et al. 2003 : using Springel's LSS simulations to model intergalactic B fields: deflections <1deg (dominated by cluster fields)

Monte Carlo following principles in TS08, TT, MK, PS, many others: 1. shoot antiproton at (l,b) of UHECR 2. each step: calculate Bmodel (x,y,z) disk+halo+dipole 3. add uncertainty (Gaussian, 1 sigma=50%) in model GMF in each of Bx,By,Bz 4. Add turbulent field (uniformly distributed between +/-10microG) P=100% arms, 20% disk, 1% halo scale length 50 pc 5. deflect and iterate until D > 40kpc Result: trajectory in Galaxy + out of Galaxy arrival direction models: ASS, ASA, BSS, BSA, Sun et al. (3 models), Sun et al. + dipole Varied: particle mass & charge, %error, normalizations...

UHECRs in a Galactic B Field: BS-A + dipole Galaxy middle cross point, and final destination D < 75Mpc (NGC6251 @ 116,31 is dark blue)

Radiogalaxies, SGRs & AXPs : BSS, BSA, ASS, ASA D < 75 Mpc, 75 < D < 200 Mpc, 200 < D < 500Mpc solid symbols: radio extent > 180kpc NM 2009

Radiogalaxies, SGRs & AXPs : BSS, BSA, ASS, ASA w/o dipole D < 75 Mpc, 75 < D < 200 Mpc, 200 < D < 500Mpc solid symbols: radio extent > 180kpc

Radiogalaxies, SGRs & AXPs : ASS+ARM, ASS+RING, BSS(SUN) D < 75 Mpc, 75 < D < 200 Mpc, 200 < D < 500Mpc solid symbols: radio extent > 180kpc NM 2009

Radiogalaxies, SGRs & AXPs : Sun et al + dipole component D < 75 Mpc, 75 < D < 200 Mpc, 200 < D < 500Mpc solid symbols: radio extent > 180kpc NM 2009

The Numbers Use 3.5deg as a match (overlap with 10% of MonteCarlo) Nearby (D < 75Mpc) extended (LLS > 180kpc): RGs=14 UHECRs=51 Match 7 R.G.s with 9 UHECRs With deflections: 8 R.G.s with 10 UHECRs (added NGC5127) Nearby + Intermediate (D<200) Extended (LLS > 180kpc) RGs=49 UHECRs=51 Match 9 R.G.s with 11 UHECRs With deflections 13 R.G.s with 18 UHECRs Distant (> 200Mpc) Extended: do not add significantly Best at low D, okay at medium D

Caveats and Comments If we want to include nice additional radiogalaxies: Require large(ish) mean free path for UHECRs Or higher source UHECR energies in these few cases cf. previous comments about depression vs. Cutoff CGCG 403-019: the nearest BL Lac with extended radio jets A new Cen A? : 1 AGASA and 3 Auger events? NGC 7626 and NGC 1275 (both D<75Mpc) also potential doubles <E> similar for non-matches and matches Would be useful to compare shower characteristics Are these protons vs. heavy?

BSS, BSA, ASS, ASA: <1kpc from SGRs, AXPs Microquasars from Paredes et al. NM 2009

Summary Helps to consider the Galactic Magnetic Field Even if small numbers and uncertainties in GMF Source populations: Powerful radiogalaxies + BL Lacs are strong candidates Trace denser clusters rather than overall matter distr. Check with HIPASS, 2MASS etc.? But probably not Dark Matter (no local group signature) a few Galactic Candidates? - not clear, but leave open If we choose: large(ish) UHECR mean free path (~150Mpc)? For radiogalaxies: BS-A is the favored GMF model (esp. in 2 regions) Models of Sun et al. + dipole could work too Are we seeing high filament+cluster magnetic fields? Test matches vs. non-matches for heavy vs. Protons (40,40,10?) Can we distinguish R.G.s from matter distibution in the future?

Other possibilities Dark matter anhilation micro (primordial?) Black Hole evaporation GRBs : difficult to test directly (time delay) Current statistics too poor to fully discuss these...

Particles: help! Fermions Mesons