g and n from TeV blazars

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g and n from TeV blazars Matteo Cerruti CNRS, LPNHE, Paris TeVPA 2017, Columbus, OH, USA 08/11/17 1

CAVEAT Extremely biased talk! Towards TeV sources (as in title) Only focused on stationary states, no flares! Only focused on emission AT the source, no UHECR propagation! For further details, see these publications Cerruti et al. 2015 2015MNRAS.448..910C Zech et al. 2017 (CTA internal-reviewed paper) 2017A&A...602A..25Z Cerruti et al. 2017 (Gamma 2016 proceedings) 2017AIPC.1792e0027C Cerruti et al. 2017 (in press in A&A) 2017arXiv170700804C Collaborators: Wystan Benbow, Catherine Boisson, Xuhui Chen, Jon Dumm, Gabriel Emery, Lucy Fortson, David Guarin, Susumu Inoue, Jean-Philippe Lenain, Daniel Mazin, Thibaud Richard, Karlen Shahinyan, Andreas Zech 2

BLAZARS Blazar : radio-loud AGN whose relativistic jet points in the direction of the observer emission from the jet dominates over any other AGN component (the disk, the BLR, the X-ray corona, ) non-thermal emission from radio to gamma-rays, and extreme variability Flat-Spectrum-Radio-Quasars: optical spectrum with broad emission lines BL Lacertae objets : optical spectrum featureless 3

BLAZARS Spectral energy distribution (SED) two distinct components FSRQs show a peak in IR BL Lac objects are classified in: peak in optical : Low-frequency peaked (LBLs) peak en UV/X : High-frequency peaked (HBLs) peak >10 KeV : Ultra-highfrequency peaked (UHBLs) Fossati et al. 1998 4

BLAZARS In whichever band you observe, you select a blazar with a given peak frequency Radio blazar catalogs and X-ray blazar catalogs don t 100% overlap! At TeV energies we are dominated by high-frequency-peaked blazars Fossati et al. 1998 5

THE TeV SKY Extragalactic TeV sky: From TeVCAT 2 starburst galaxies 4 radio-galaxies 66 blazars 6

THE TeV SKY From TeVCAT Extragalactic TeV sky: of these 66 blazars 49 are HBLs 11 are I/LBLs 6 are FSRQs 7

TeV BLAZAR MODELING Leptonic vs Hadronic: Low energy bump IS synchrotron emission by leptons High energy bump? - leptonic scenario: inverse Compton scattering Same electrons producing synchrotron + their own synchrotron radiation (SSC) + an external photon field (EIC) General consensus on the fact that HBLs SSC LBLs, FSRQs EIC - hadronic scenario: proton synchrotron and/or emission by secondaries produced in p+g interactions HADRONIC BLAZAR MODELING IS MULTI-MSN 8

TeV BLAZAR MODELING Hadronic modeling of FSRQs: Major problem is energetic we need energy in protons which is higher than Eddington luminosity Several authors came to the same conclusion: Sikora et al. 09, Zdziarski and Bottcher 15, Petropoulou and Dimitrakoudis 15, +++ N.B. Hadronic models can still be ok for flares! 9

TeV BLAZAR MODELING Hadronic modeling of FSRQs: Major problem is energetic we need energy in protons which is higher than Eddington Always check energyluminosity budget LESSON 1 of hadronic models don t trust any very-super-eddington blazar hadronic modeling (Sometimes in theinliterature you see Sometimes the literature youhadronic can find models L=104-5 which LEdd are 4-5 Several authors came the 10 *toledd ) same conclusion: Sikora et al. 09, Zdziarski and Bottcher 15, Petropoulou and Dimitrakoudis 15, +++ N.B. Hadronic models can still be ok for flares! 10

TeV BLAZAR MODELING Hadronic modeling can still work for HBLs and UHBLs with reasonable energy budget (i.e. at most L ~ LEdd) UHBLs, interesting observing properties: * high-frequency SED peak in TeV band * NOT flaring! * if modelled with SSC scenario, they face some issues - Doppler factor is higher than for standard HBLs - they require a high value of Emin for electrons 11

TeV UHBLs MODELING Hadronic modeling of RGB J0710+591 (typical UHBL) d = 30 Proton-synchrotron scenario gp,max = 109-10 L = 1045-47 erg s-1 Cerruti et al. 2015 Lepto-hadronic scenario gp,max = 108 L = 1046 erg s-1 2015MNRAS.448..910C 12

TeV UHBLs MODELING Hadronic modeling of RGB J0710+591 (typical UHBL) d = 30 Cerruti et al. 2015 2015MNRAS.448..910C 13

TeV UHBLs MODELING Hadronic modeling is a generic name for a broad family of solutions with VERY different parameters for the jet/particles and VERY different radiative processes Lepto-hadronic solutions exist! Hadronic parameter space is HUGE A single hadronic solution is NOT representative 14

n from TeV UHBLs Proton-synchrotron scenario Lepto-hadronic scenario IceCube 4yr 5s sensitivity IceCube 4yr 5s sensitivity GRAND GRAND The smaller and dense the emitting region, the higher the neutrino flux 15

n from TeV UHBLs Lepto-hadronic scenario Proton-synchrotron scenario are much more Lepto-hadronic solutions interesting than p-synch IceCube 4yr 5s sensitivity IceCube 4yr 5s sensitivity GRAND GRAND Detection of n emission from a blazars will remove model degeneracy in g andconstraints The smaller dense the emitting on jet physics & region, the higher the neutrino flux accelerator 16

TeV HBLs MODELING What CTA will see from the brightest HBLs? Two different hadronic models of PKS 2155-304, showing the emergence of the cascade bump Zech, Cerruti & Mazin, 2017 2017A&A...602A..25Z 17

TeV HBLs MODELING In red, simulated CTA spectra for leptonic and hadronic models Zech, Cerruti & Mazin, 2017 2017A&A...602A..25Z 18

TeV HBLs MODELING Detectability of the cascade bump estimated by fitting the CTA spectrum with a log-parabolic model and comparing leptonic and hadronic results Zech, Cerruti & Mazin, 2017 2017A&A...602A..25Z 19

n FROM TeV HBLs Same model as before: associated neutrino flux, and comparison with IceCube sensitivity to point-like sources still too faint (for the low-state) Zech, Cerruti & Mazin, 2017 2017A&A...602A..25Z 20

TeV HBLs MODELING If Gamma emission is hadronic CTA WILL observe a hardening If CTA observes a hardening, simple SSC model will be excluded if CTA doesn t observe a hardening, a SIGNIFICANT part of the hadronic model parameter space is excluded! 21

TeV RADIO-GALAXIES MODELING Centaurus A This is the ONLY g-ray AGN for which we see a third SED component Cerruti et al. 2017 2017AIPC.1792e0027C 22

TeV RADIO-GALAXIES MODELING Centaurus A WE DON T KNOW WHAT THIS TeV COMPONENT IS!...but, hadronic models naturally predict such an extra bump This is the ONLY g-ray AGN for which we see third SED component Neutrino flux astill two orders of magnitudes lower than IceCube sensitivity Cerruti et al. 2017 2017AIPC.1792e0027C 23

CONCLUSIONS g and n from hadronic modeling of TeV blazars FSRQs face energy problem: always check energy budget of hadronic models (U)HBLs are interesting targets for such studies different solutions! P-synch / lepto-hadronic lepto-hadronic is more interesting for n CTA will be able to detect hadronic signatures in HBLs, or exclude a significant part of the parameter space Hadronic models naturally explain the TeV emission from Centaurus A (not a lot of n) 24