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The Biermann Lectures: Adventures in Theoretical Astrophysics I: The Physics of Galaxy Cluster Plasmas Eliot Quataert (UC Berkeley) w/ Mike McCourt, Ian Parrish, Prateek Sharma Perseus ` (optical) Hydra A (x-ray)

The Biermann Lectures: Adventures in Theoretical Astrophysics analytic theory + sims w/ students, postdocs work on a range of problems: model building & studying key processes Compact Object Astrophysics gamma-ray bursts, transients, accretion theory, the Galactic Center Galaxy Formation massive black hole growth, galactic winds, feedback, star formation in galaxies Plasma Astrophysics plasma instabilities (disks, galaxy clusters,...), plasma turbulence (incl solar wind) Stellar Astrophysics stellar seismology, tides

The Biermann Lectures: Adventures in Theoretical Astrophysics I: The Physics of Galaxy Cluster Plasmas Eliot Quataert (UC Berkeley) w/ Mike McCourt, Ian Parrish, Prateek Sharma Perseus ` (optical) Hydra A (x-ray)

Clusters of Galaxies largest gravitationally bound objects: M ~ 1014-15 M Rvir ~ 1-3 Mpc vir ~ 84% dark matter; ~ 14 % plasma; ~ 2% stars (102-3 galaxies) on exponential tail of the mass function: potential cosmological probe host the most massive galaxies (~ 1012 M ) and black holes (~ 109-10 M ) x-ray (thermal plasma) ~ 0.1 Rvir optical (stars) radio (BH & relativistic plasma)

Hot Plasma in Clusters Lx ~ 10 43-46 erg s -1 n ~ 10-4 -1 cm -3 T ~ 1-15 kev Mgas ~ 10 13-14 M large electron mean free path: thermal conduction impt n, T radiative cooling impt in cluster cores

Galaxy Clusters: a Key to Understanding Massive Galaxy Formation Observed Clusters Age of Universe in ~ 2/3 of cluster cores, tcool << age of Universe absent a heat source: Ṁcool ~ 100-1000 M yr -1 Not Observed Ṁstar << Ṁcool Cavagnolo et al. central cooling time (Myr) no sufficiently large reservoirs of cold gas X-ray Spectra: Tmin ~ 1/3 <T> Lack of cooling gas A heat source! AGN, conduction,...

Galaxy Clusters: a Key to Understanding Massive Galaxy Formation understanding the thermal evolution of clusters requires progress on: - heating, turbulence, heat transport over ~ 4π, interaction btw hot & cold gas, CRs,... start with the basics: convection & thermal instability ` Hα emission in Perseus

Hydrodynamic Convection Schwarzschild criterion for convection: ds/dz < 0 Motions slow & adiabatic: pressure equil, s ~ const solar interior: tsound ~ hr << tbuoyancy ~ month << tdiffusion ~ 10 4 yr low entropy (s) background fluid gravity high s convectively unstable

Cluster Entropy Profiles Entropy ds/dr > 0 Radius (Rvir) Schwarzschild criterion clusters are stable Piffaretti et al. 2005

Anisotropic Thermal Conduction in Cluster Plasmas electron mean free path: ρe conduction is energetically impt ρe: electron Larmor radius le >> ρe heat transport is anisotropic, primarily along B momentum transport is also anisotropic

The Magnetothermal Instability (MTI) Balbus 2000, 2001; Parrish & Stone 2005, 2007; Quataert 2008; McCourt+ 2011 cold g hot thermal conduction time << buoyancy time weak B-field no dynamical effect; only channels heat flow convectively unstable (dt/dz < 0) growth time ~ dyn. time

The MTI cold instability saturates by generating sustained convection & amplifying the magnetic field (analogous to hydro convection) g hot B-field lines & Temp McCourt+ 2011

The MTI in Clusters cool core cluster temperature profile MTI unstable r 100 kpc T/<T> Radius (Rvir) Piffaretti et al. 2005 Global Cluster Simulation (not cosmological) Mach #s ~ 0.3-0.6! largest near ~ Rvir (impt for X-ray, SZ mass measurements)

The Heat Flux-Driven Buoyancy Instability (HBI) Quataert 2008; Parrish & Quataert 2008 hot cold weak g, Qz B heat flux converging & diverging heat flux conductive heating & cooling for dt/dz > 0 upwardly displaced fluid heats up & rises, bends field more,... convectively unstable

The HBI hot magnetic field lines cold g, Qz heat flux HBI saturates largely by rearranging B-field & suppressing heat flow in direction of gravity Parrish & Quataert 2008

Global Cluster Simulations 3D MHD w/ cooling, anisotropic conduction non-cosmological: isolated cluster core ( 200 kpc) HBI conduction cannot halt the cooling catastrophe t=0 t=1.6 Gyr T (kev) Temperature (color) & magnetic field direction (unit vectors) t=4.8 Gyr t=9.5 Gyr initial radial field for visualization (same results w/ tangled fields) Parrish et al. 2009

New Forms of Convection in Cluster Plasmas cool core cluster temperature profile MTI r 100 kpc T/<T> HBI r 100 kpc Radius (Rvir) Piffaretti et al. 2005 ~ 200 kpc The Entire Cluster is Convectively Unstable a number of other astrophysical applications... instabilities only suppressed by 1. strong B (e.g., solar corona) or 2. isotropic heat transport >> anisotropic transport (e.g., solar interior)

Galaxy Clusters: a Key to Understanding Massive Galaxy Formation Cluster cores: tcool << thubble But most of the gas isn t cooling Lack of cooling gas A heat source must balance radiative losses Plausible source of heating: an AGN in the cluster s central galaxy Observationally, Energy Required to Inflate Bubbles/Jets ~ LX of hot ICM Hydra A Why this Feedback is more subtle than you thought: Local Thermal (In)Stability

there is some cool, dense gas observed in many clusters Fabian et al. 2008 Hα emission ( filaments ) in Perseus

Evidence for Cool, Dense Gas Ubiquitous in Cool-Core Clusters high n, faster cooling low n, slower cooling Hα emission spatially extended in many cases McDonald+ 2010 Hα emission molecular gas (CO, HCN) star formation & AGN activity (radio power) also correlate w/ short cooling times Cavagnolo et al. 2008 Cluster Central Entropy (K0 = kt/n 2/3 ) origin of cold gas? role of cold gas in feedback/heating cycle?

Conjecture: Signature of Local Thermal Instability in a Globally Stable System Global Thermal Balance Local Thermal Balance <Heating> ~ <Cooling> no cooling flow Heating Cooling locally local thermal instability Subtle physics w/ critical implications for multiphase gas in clusters & the feedback cycle that regulates ICM properties (analogous to the ISM of galaxies)

Htg vs. Cooling in Cluster Plasmas competition btw cooling & gravity: key parameter tcool/tff rapid cooling: δρ/ρ non-linear multiphase structure slow cooling: δρ/ρ ~ linear no extended multiphase structure g Cartesian sims (movies ~ 10 tcool) toy model w/ htg H(r) ~ <L>(r) no B-fields or conduction significant dense gas via thermal instability iff tcool/tff few

Htg vs. Cooling in Cluster Plasmas competition btw cooling & gravity: key parameter tcool/tff slow cooling, tcool/tff few δρ/ρ rms (after ~ 10 tcool) multiphase ~ linear thermal instability amplifies density perturbations but blobs sheared apart before δρ/ρ ~ 1 no multiphase structure analytically δρ ρ t ff t cool tcool/tff

Htg vs. Cooling in Cluster Plasmas competition btw cooling & gravity: key parameter tcool/tff tcool/tff = 1/10 tcool/tff = 1 tcool/tff = 10 slow cooling, tcool/tff few thermal instability amplifies density perturbations but blobs sheared apart before δρ/ρ ~ 1 no multiphase structure analytically δρ ρ t ff t cool Net cooling rate & inflow to small radii strongly suppressed only if tcool/tff few t/tcool Ṁ Ṁ CF ( tff t cool ) 2 1

global cluster sim (NFW halo) min(tcool/tff) ~ 10 Global Cluster Sims Criterion for multiphase structure: tcool/tff 10 somewhat less stringent than cartesian bec. of compression during inflow in spherical systems log[mass density ρ]

Htg vs. Cooling in Cluster Plasmas Thermal Instability w/ Realistic Physics Cold Filaments (not cold blobs) Realistic = B-fields, anisotropic conduction/viscosity, & cosmic-rays filaments typically aligned along local B-field CR pressure significant in filaments more rapid conduction B0 g log10[ρ/ρ0] in local Cartesian sim

Evidence for Cool, Dense Gas Ubiquitous in Cool-Core Clusters 30 kev cm 2 star formation & AGN activity also correlated w/ K0 30 kev cm 2 Hα emission consistent w/ predictions for multiphase structure from thermal instability Cavagnolo et al. 2008 Cluster Central Entropy (K0 = kt/n 2/3 ) t cool t ff 5 (K/30 kev cm 2 ) 3/2 T 1/2 kev Λ 22.8 (t ff /100 Myr)

Clusters in both ACCEPT & McDonald+2010 Hα survey min(tcool/tff) at ~ 10-30 kpc ~ observed radii of filaments

Feedback & the Self-Regulation of Cluster Properties Ṁ (Msun yr -1 ) at ~ kpc initial central entropy (kev cm 2 ) 1 10 30 100 Net cooling rate & inflow to small radii strongly suppressed only if tcool/tff few-10, Ṁ Ṁ CF ( tff t cool ) 2 1 If Heating ~ εṁc 2 (AGN, SNe,...) clusters self-regulate to min(tcool/tff) ~ 10 min(entropy) ~ 10-30 kev cm 2 axisymmetric global cluster sims (NFW halo) in global thermal equilibrium (H ~ L)

Feedback & the Self-Regulation of Cluster Properties 1 10 30 If Heating ~ εṁc 2 (AGN, SNe,...) clusters self-regulate to min(tcool/tff) ~ 10 (weakly dependent on details of heating; intrinsically multi-d physics -- not in 1D models)

Feedback & the Self-Regulation of Cluster Properties Cavagnolo et al. Observed Clusters ~ tff cool-core clusters Age of Universe central cooling time (Myr) observed central cooling times peak at ~ 5-10 tff consistent w/ feedback loop in which is Ṁ induced by local thermal instability

The Thermal Physics of Galaxy Cluster Plasmas Clusters are convectively unstable at all radii! induced by anisotropic thermal conduction (accept no substitute) these mediate heat transport in clusters & drive turbulence at all radii Clusters are in ~ global thermal equilibrium, but are locally unstable Local TI: competition btw cooling & gravity: tcool/tff tcool/tff 10 significant multi-phase structure Ṁ << ṀCF iff tcool/tff 3-10 (i.e, not too much dense gas via TI) feedback min(tcool/tff) ~ 10, K0 ~ 30 kev cm 2 : consistent w/ data Next Time