Time-resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares

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The X-ray Universe 217, Rome, Italy Time-resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares Annika Kreikenbohm, D. Dorner, M. Kadler, M. Kreter, T. Beuchert, N. Gehrels, D. Glawion, I. Kreykenbohm, M. Langejahn, K. Leiter, K. Mannheim, C. Müller, S. Richter, J. Wilms, and the FACT Collaboration

Leptonic or Lepto-Hadronic? SED created with ASDC SED Builder v8.2 Non-Simultaneous SED of Mrk 421 (for recent extensive MWL studies, see e.g., Abdo+ 211b, 214; Ahnen+ 216; Aleksic+ 215; Balokovic+ 216; Bartoli+ 216; Cheng+ 215; Furniss+ 215; Fraija+ 215; Hovatta+ 215; Kakuwa+215; Kataoka+ 216; Lico+ 214; Paliya+ 215; Pian+214; Sinha+ 215, 216; Zheng+ 214; Zhu+ 216;...) Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Leptonic or Lepto-Hadronic? e -,e + synchrotron emission SED created with ASDC SED Builder v8.2 Non-Simultaneous SED of Mrk 421 (for recent extensive MWL studies, see e.g., Abdo+ 211b, 214; Ahnen+ 216; Aleksic+ 215; Balokovic+ 216; Bartoli+ 216; Cheng+ 215; Furniss+ 215; Fraija+ 215; Hovatta+ 215; Kakuwa+215; Kataoka+ 216; Lico+ 214; Paliya+ 215; Pian+214; Sinha+ 215, 216; Zheng+ 214; Zhu+ 216;...) Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Leptonic or Lepto-Hadronic? e -,e + synchrotron emission? SED created with ASDC SED Builder v8.2 Non-Simultaneous SED of Mrk 421 (for recent extensive MWL studies, see e.g., Abdo+ 211b, 214; Ahnen+ 216; Aleksic+ 215; Balokovic+ 216; Bartoli+ 216; Cheng+ 215; Furniss+ 215; Fraija+ 215; Hovatta+ 215; Kakuwa+215; Kataoka+ 216; Lico+ 214; Paliya+ 215; Pian+214; Sinha+ 215, 216; Zheng+ 214; Zhu+ 216;...) Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Leptonic or Lepto-Hadronic? IC/ EC emission? e -,e + synchrotron emission? Proton synchrotron? photo-hadronic? SED created with ASDC SED Builder v8.2 Non-Simultaneous SED of Mrk 421 (for recent extensive MWL studies, see e.g., Abdo+ 211b, 214; Ahnen+ 216; Aleksic+ 215; Balokovic+ 216; Bartoli+ 216; Cheng+ 215; Furniss+ 215; Fraija+ 215; Hovatta+ 215; Kakuwa+215; Kataoka+ 216; Lico+ 214; Paliya+ 215; Pian+214; Sinha+ 215, 216; Zheng+ 214; Zhu+ 216;...) Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Long-Term Monitoring MWL ToO Program Time Resolved SEDs TeV band: FACT (since 212) daily VHE observations provides detailed variability information provides flare alerts Trigger criterium: VHE FACT rate > 7 evts/hour X-ray / UV band: Swift (since 214) weekly scheduled (~1ks) monitoring of the low E emission test for orphan flares & time lags ToO observations upon FACT trigger: Soft X-ray /UV band: Swift (~2ks total) XMM-Newton (~ ks total) Hard X-ray/ γ-ray band: INTEGRAL (~5 ks total) Fermi/LAT (continuous) Apply time-resolved jet emission modes Provide contraints on jet emission models Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Long-Term Monitoring MWL ToO Program Time Resolved SEDs TeV band: FACT (since 212) daily VHE observations provides detailed variability information provides flare alerts Trigger criterium: VHE FACT rate > 7 evts/hour X-ray / UV band: Swift (since 214) weekly scheduled (~1ks) monitoring of the low E emission test for orphan flares & time lags ToO observations upon FACT trigger: Soft X-ray /UV band: Swift (~2ks total) XMM-Newton (~ ks total) Hard X-ray/ γ-ray band: INTEGRAL (~5 ks total) Fermi/LAT (continuous) FACT Apply time-resolved jet emission modes Provide contraints on jet emission models Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Long-Term Monitoring MWL ToO Program Time Resolved SEDs TeV band: FACT (since 212) daily VHE observations provides detailed variability information provides flare alerts Trigger criterium: VHE FACT rate > 7 evts/hour X-ray / UV band: Swift (since 214) weekly scheduled (~1ks) monitoring of the low E emission test for orphan flares & time lags ToO observations upon FACT trigger: Soft X-ray /UV band: Swift (~2ks total) XMM-Newton (~ ks total) Hard X-ray/ γ-ray band: INTEGRAL (~5 ks total) Fermi/LAT (continuous) FACT Apply time-resolved jet emission modes Provide contraints on jet emission models Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

First G-APD Cherenkov Telescope (TU Dortmund, ISDC Geneva, Universität Würzburg, ETH Zürich) Operational since 211 Imaging Cherenkov Telescope Long-term monitoring of blazars at TeV energies Silicon based photosensors: _ Stable detector performance _ Observations during moon light --> Ideal for monitoring FACT sources in the MWL Program: Mrk 421, Mrk 51, 1ES 1959+65 22 m a.s.l., MAGIC site, Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos, La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain Photo: Thomas Krähenbühl Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

FACT EXCESS RATE [evts/hr] Long-term VHE light curves (nightly binning) Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] 213 214 215 216 217 14 12 8 6 4 2 Mrk 421 14 Mrk 52 12 8 6 4 2 14 1ES 1959+65 12 8 6 4 2 564 566 568 57 572 MJD TIME [MJD] 574 576 578 14 12 Mrk 421 8 6 4 2 Mrk 51 1ES 1959+65 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

FACT EXCESS RATE [evts/hr] Long-term VHE light curves (nightly binning) Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] 213 214 215 216 217 14 12 8 6 4 2 Mrk 421 14 Mrk 52 12 8 6 4 2 14 1ES 1959+65 12 8 6 4 2 564 566 568 57 572 MJD TIME [MJD] 574 576 578 14 12 Mrk 421 8 6 4 2 Mrk 51 1ES 1959+65 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

mjy - erg/cm 2 /s -7 ph/cm 2 /s TeV/cm 2 /s Flux [TeV/cm 2 /s] F.1 3 GeV [ 7 ph/cm 2 /s] F.5 kev [ cgs] FUV [mjy] 14 12 8 6 4 2 6 5 4 3 2 1 3 25 2 15 5 4 35 3 25 2 15 216 Mrk 421 217 FACT, nightly binning Fermi/LAT, 3-day binning Swift/XRT observations Swift/UVW1 Swift/UVW2 Swift/UVM2 14 12 8 6 4 2 FACT >75GeV FERMI/LAT (.1 3) GeV SWIFT/XRT (.2 ) kev SWIFT/UVOT (192 29) nm 5 5735 574 5745 575 5755 576 TIME [MJD] 5765 577 5775 578 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

mjy - erg/cm 2 /s -7 ph/cm 2 /s TeV/cm 2 /s Flux [TeV/cm 2 /s] F.1 3 GeV [ 7 ph/cm 2 /s] F.5 kev [ cgs] FUV [mjy] 14 12 8 6 4 2 6 5 4 3 2 1 3 25 2 15 5 4 35 3 25 2 15 216 Mrk 421 217 FACT, nightly binning Fermi/LAT, 3-day binning Swift/XRT observations Swift/UVW1 Swift/UVW2 Swift/UVM2 14 12 8 6 4 2 FACT >75GeV FERMI/LAT (.1 3) GeV SWIFT/XRT (.2 ) kev SWIFT/UVOT (192 29) nm 5 5735 574 5745 575 5755 576 TIME [MJD] 5765 577 5775 578 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Flux variability 215 217 FUVW1 [ erg/cm 2 /s] 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1.5 1 2 3 4 F.1 3 GeV [photons/cm 2 /s] 5 VHE/HE emission vs. X-ray flux: - tightly correlated flux variations - no time lags! - both outbursts in 215 and 217 follow the same correlation Ultraviolet emission vs. X-ray flux: - no correlation with high energy emission Different variability trends in 215 217? Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Synchrotron Peak Energy Evolution 215 217 1 - correlation between X-ray flux and synchrotron peak energy E peak - change in the SED between 215 and 217 variations Epeak [kev].1.1-3 1 2 5 Flux (.5-) kev [ cgs] 2 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Outburst 215 Dec 17 Excess Rate [events hr 1 ] 6 5 4 3 2 5735 574 MJD Mrk 421 nightly binning 5745 Excessrate [Events/h] 8 6 4 2 FACT Preliminary 57373.16 57373.18 57373.2 57373.22 57373.24 57373.26 57373 MJD FACT alert on 215-Dec-17 (MJD 57373) rate >7evt/h in min binning Triggered observations Swift MJD 57374-57378, ~2 ks daily INTEGRAL MJD 57375 ~165 ks Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Outburst 215 Dec 17 s -1 ] - -2 [erg cm F ν ν -11-12 -13 13 Swift 215/12/17 Swift 215/12/18-2 INTEGRAL 215/12/18-2 16 19 ν [Hz] 22 Fermi-LAT 215/12/17 Fermi-LAT 215/12/18-2 FACT 215/12/17 FACT 215/12/18-2 25 27 Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217

Summary Mrk 421 Mrk 51 FACT VHE monitoring provides fast triggers for MWL campaigns (within 3 min)! Complementary information by monitoring by Swift & Fermi. Comprehensive MWL ToO program during outburts. s -1 ] -2 [erg cm F ν ν - -11-12 -13 13 Swift 215/12/17 Swift 215/12/18-2 INTEGRAL 215/12/18-2 16 19 22 ν [Hz] Fermi-LAT 215/12/17 Fermi-LAT 215/12/18-2 FACT 215/12/17 FACT 215/12/18-2 25 27 Time-resolved broad band SEDs of Blazars in VHE outburst! MWL Campaign is ongoing. Kreikenbohm et al. in prep. Annika Kreikenbohm Time-Resolved SEDs of Blazar Flares The X-ray Universe 217