CTB 37A & CTB 37B - The fake twins SNRs

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Annecy le vieux CTB 37A & CTB 37B - The fake twins SNRs LAPP Annecy

CTB 37: a complex complex 843 MHz MGPS map (Green et al. 1999) Bright region in radio emission Thought to be 2 SNRs plus a bridge and a jet from CTB 37A => Now resolved as 3 partial SNR shells Belong to the brightest radio shells => Were thought to be younger than 2000 years but probably older G348.5+0.0 CTB 37A CTB 37A: part well defined + break-out morphology CTB 37B: partial shell => SNRs evolving into inhomogeneous and probably dense medium VLA 6cm Kassim et al. 1991 2

The complex as seen by HESS - 2004 MGPS 843 MHz CTB 37 is located close to the Galactic centre and RX J1713.7-3946 => Deeply covered by HESS in 2004 One VHE gamma-ray source detected HESS J1713-381 No significant extension σ = 3.6' ± 2.4' Power-law with Γ =2.3 ± 0.5 and normalisation eq. 1.8% Crab => Coincident with CTB 37B HESS excess map - Aharonian et al. ApJ 636, 777 (2006) Excess toward CTB 37A but not significant 3

The complex as seen by HESS - 2008 Follow-up observation performed between 2004 and 2008 Live-time almost x 2 Excess toward CTB 37A is now significant: HESS J1714-385 843 MHz MGPS map 8.7σ post-trials Distinct from the other source Both gamma-ray emissions are coincident with a SNR 4

HESS J1714-385 & CTB 37A HESS J1714-385 975 counts using hard cuts Significance 8.7 σ post-trials Extended source σ = 4' ± 1' assuming a Gaussian profile No significant asymmetry Aharonian et al. A&A, 490, 685A (2008) => An emission by the shell (9.5' x 8') is not excluded HESS J1714-385 spectrum Compatible with a power law Γ = 2.30±0.13 Normalisation ~3% Crab 5

HESS J1713-381 & CTB 37B HESS J1713-381 292 ± 36 counts using hard cuts Significance 8.6 σ post-trials Extended source σ = 2.6' ± 0.8' assuming a Gaussian profile => An emission by the whole shell (4'-6') is here also not excluded HESS J1713-381 spectrum Compatible with a power law Γ = 2.65 ± 0.19 Normalisation ~2.6% Crab Aharonian et al. A&A, 486, 829 (2008) 6

Association with an EGRET source? HESS excess map The EGRET source 3EG J1714-3857 lies in this region Two dense molecular clouds in the vicinity of RX J1713.7-3946 are though to be the origin of the source The HESS sources are two competitive counterpart candidates Between the 68% and 99% CL contours Spectral compatibility between sources (although it is expected by chance) 7

CTB 37A: γ-rays from molecular clouds? HESS excess map SNR interacting with several molecular clouds CO contours OH masers (1720 MHz) Dense molecular clouds detected in CO observations =>Radial velocities match the masers => Probe for hadron CR acceleration MOST 843 MHz OH masers Hadronic scenario? Gamma-ray energetics compatible with CRs accelerated by CTB 37A => [4% - 30%] of the SN explosion energy into CRs Aharonian et al. A&A, 490, 685A (2008) 8

Or from a PWN? Chandra 1-2.5 kev Recent X-ray observations Chandra & XMM-Newton => Complex region in X-rays Thermal emission discovered from the interior of the remnant PWN candidate coincident with the remnant Possibly associated with CTB 37A X-ray luminosity implies a spin-down luminosity around 10 37 erg/s at 11.3 kpc => ~0.1% conversion in gamma-rays Chandra 3-7 kev X-ray profile Chandra PSF 9

CTB 37B: Chandra's view of the remnant Chandra smoothed map 1-5 kev Point sources substracted Recent observations by Chandra Extended thermal emission within radio shell σ = 1.2'±0.1' assuming a Gaussian profile => Imply an SNR age of a few 1000 years evolving in a medium with average density close to 0.5 cm -3 Non-thermal pt source substracted X-ray profile HESS J1713-381 position One strong non-thermal point source Could be associated with the SNR No extended non-thermal emission 10

CTB 37B: hadronic or leptonic scenario? Gamma-rays from the non thermal X-ray point source? Could be a neutron star belonging to CTB 37B Chandra smoothed map 1-5 kev But lack of non thermal extended source coming from a PWN => Scenario unlikely Gamma-rays from the SNR shell? From an electron population But lack of non thermal X-rays from the shell => implies a low magnetic field ~1μG or an electron cut-off around 40 TeV From a hadron population Density deduced from X-rays ~ 0.5 cm -3 => CR acceleration efficiency implied ~40% => most natural scenario 11

Summary A new light have been brought over the CTB 37 complex these last years HESS detected two VHE gamma-ray sources coincident with the SNRs Chandra & XMM-Newton have completed the MWL view HESS J1714-385 & CTB 37A Shocked molecular clouds in the vicinity of the SNR + an EGRET source => argue for a hadronic scenario CR acceleration efficiency compatible with expected values But PWN scenario very competitive HESS J1713-381 & CTB 37B A leptonic scenario does not seem likely No X-ray PWN associated with the non thermal X-ray point source No non thermal X-ray from the SNR shell CR acceleration efficiency in a hadronic scenario seems plausible 12