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Pulsars with MAGIC Jezabel R. Garcia on behalf of the MAGIC collaboration

Introduction to MAGIC - Energy range: ~50 GeV to 50 TeV - Energy resolution: 15% (@1TeV) 23% (@100 GeV) - Angular resolution: 0.06 deg @ 1TeV - 0.1 @100 GeV - Sensitivity: ~ 0.66% Crab (5σ in 50h above 220 GeV) Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 2

Introduction to Pulsars - Pulsars are rapidly rotating highly magnetized neutron stars, born in SN explosions of massive stars. - Masses: 1.2-2 Msun, Radii 10 km. - Dense plasma co-rotating with it. - Magnetic field. - Emission Mechanisms originate due to fast rotation of the intense magnetic field. (light cylinder, lighthouse model) Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 3

Introduction to Pulsars - Pulsars are rapidly rotating highly magnetized neutron stars, born in SN explosions of massive stars. - Masses: 1.2-2 Msun, Radii 10 km. - Dense plasma co-rotating with it. - Emission Mechanisms originate due to the pulsar magnetic field. (light cylinder, lighthouse model) @ N.A.Sharp/AURA/NOAO/NSF Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 4

Introduction to Pulsars at VHE - SED: Broadband spectrum of the Crab pulsar - Crab Phaseogram > 2200 radio pulsars > 200 Pulsars in Fermi > 2 Pulsars VHE > Crab unique source arxiv:1209.2282 - Typical HE SED Power law with Spectral break & Exponential cut-off arxiv:0911.2412 arxiv:1305.4385 Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 5

PULSARS at VHE: THE ROLE OF MAGIC 2008: Crab Pulsar VHE Discovery, Ruled out polar cap model. Aliu E. et al.(magic Collab.) Science(2008) 322, 1218 2011: Detection up to 100 GeV. Excluded the cutoff at more than 6σ. Aleksic et al. (MAGIC Collab.) ApJ 742 (2011) 43; Aliu E. et al. (VERITAS Collab.) Science(2011),334, 6052 2012: Detection up to 400 GeV. Existence of a hard component. Aleksic et al. (MAGIC Collab.) A&A 540 (2012) A69 2014: Detection of the Bridge emission. Aleksic et al. (MAGIC Collab.) A&A 565 (2014) 12) Next, I will present the state-of-the-art MAGIC results Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 6

Latest Results (Using Standard MAGIC Trigger) 7

The Crab pulsar at TeV with MAGIC - All data available from 2007 to 2014 was combined : Observations taken over 8 years, many different performance periods combined. - After quality selection cuts ~320 h - All that data was necessary due to the observed big Flux difference between Pulsar and Nebula at TeV energies. (green arrow in the plot) Teraelectronvolt pulsed emission from the Crab Pulsar detected by MAGIC. S. Ansoldi al. (MAGIC Collab.) A&A 591,(2016) A133 Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 8

The Crab pulsar at TeV with MAGIC 100 <E<400 -Pulse detection above 400 GeV: P1: 2.2σ P2: 6.0σ E > 400 -Pulse profile variation (2σ effect): P1 FWHM above 400 GeV is half of the one in the energy range from 100 to 400 GeV Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 9

The Crab pulsar at TeV with MAGIC MAGIC +FERMI - Spectral indices: P1: 3.5 ± 0.1 P2: 3.1 ± 0.1 Sytem atic - MAGIC detected the most energetic pulsed photons from the Crab, up to about 2 TeV. - P1 could not be measured beyond 500 GeV. Power-law 3.5. - P2 power-law spectrum extends up to ~2 TeV with a photon index of 3.1. Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 10

The Crab pulsar at TeV: Physics Outcomes -The detection of TeV photons implies that they are emitted Via inverse Compton, Synchrotron-curvature ruled out. It would require unrealistic curvature radii (RC~20RLC) 1. Inverse Compton in the pulsar wind region * Fails to achieve TeV pulsed emission 2. Magnetospheric synchrotron-self-compton * In disagreement with GeV-TeV pulsation synchronization * Both fail in reproducing the energy dependence of the pulses in the Phaseogram. Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 11

Lorentz Invariance using the Crab Pulsar - Gamma-ray observations provide sensitive tests of LI. - LI implies that the speed of light C is constant and, in particular, that it does not depend on the photon energy. Test this assumption by adding to C an energy dependent terms (E/ELIV)^n. With ELIV energy scale at which LI violating effects appears. - Best test from transient events, but limited time observation and in most of the cases it can not be confirmed by other experiments. - Time the positions of the peaks in the phaseogram and search for an energy dependent shift of the peak positions. Uses the detection at TeV of the Crab Pulsar 12

Lorentz Invariance using the Crab Pulsar Events/0.005 55 GeV< E <100GeV E > 600GeV ELIV (Linear)> 4.5-4.6 x 10^17 GeV ELIV (Quadratic)> 5.3-5.9 x 10^10 GeV Phase 400 GeV< E <600GeV E > 600GeV Constraining Lorentz Invariance violation using the Crab pulsar emission observed up to TeV energies by MAGIC Submitted 13

Looking for Geminga: (Using Standard MAGIC Trigger) Search for VHE gamma-ray emission from Geminga pulsar and nebula with the MAGIC telescopes. Aleksic et al. (MAGIC Collab.) A&A 591, A138 (2016) Geminga is one of the most interesting targets since: - It is the one of the brightest pulsar in X-Ray - At 3 GeV, 5 times brighter than Crab - Nearby 157 pc - Power-law-like extension after the break is reported based on Fermi data - 25 GeV pulsation is also detected (1FHL) No detection after 63h (after quality cuts), data with standard trigger, and analysis trigger around 70 GeV Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 14

Looking for Geminga: Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 15

New Stereo Analog Trigger for low energy observations The SumTrigger-II PULSARS GRBs @Fermi AGNs @Chandra @NASA 16

The SumTrigger-II: Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 17

The SumTrigger-II: - New Stereo Analog Trigger for low energy observations - Sum of analog signals of a patch of PMTs of the expected size of the low energy images. - Use small photon signals below the single channel threshold. - Integration of larger area (size shower) increases S/N. - Camera subdivide in 55 patches that operate independently. This patches are distributed in 3 overlapping layers. - The final trigger is a Global OR of the local macrocells trigger. Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 18

The SumTrigger-II: - Signals equalization is needed. - Also amplitud flat fielding. - Clipping the signals to avoid PMTs afterpulses. - The final trigger is a Global OR of the local macrocells trigger. Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 19

The SumTrigger-II: MC trigger energy threshold: PRELIMINARY In comparison with 50 GeV for the standard Trigger ~30 GeV Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 20

The SumTrigger-II: Double significance per sqrt of time SumTrigger-II PRELIMINARY Significance: 2.3σ/ t[hours] Last published MAGIC result: (Using Standard MAGIC Trigger) Astron.Astrophys. 565 (2014) L12 zd<35 135 h Significance: 1.4σ/ /t[hours] Pulsars with MAGIC-TeVPa 2017 21

Summary: - MAGIC has played a major role in the characterization of the VHE emission of the Crab pulsar - With SumTrigger-II we'll give another boost to the study of VHE pulsar emission: > Going to lower energies (<~30 GeV) > Big discovery potential > Aim at detecting new pulsars and transients Thanks! Pulsars with MAGIC (review)- TeVPa 2017- Jezabel R. Garcia (MPP) on behalf of the MAGIC collaboration