HESS discovery of VHE γ-ray emission of a remarkable young composite SNR

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HESS discovery of VHE γ-ray emission of a remarkable young composite SNR Arache Djannati-Ataï*, V. Marandon, R. Chaves, R. Terrier & N. Komin for the HESS Collaboration *Laboratoire d'astroparticule et Cosmologie-APC CNRS, Université P7, Observatoire de Paris, CEA Key location: Namibia

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TeV PWNe population HESS has discovered > 50 Galactic sources Major galactic population revealed by HESS: Middle-aged PWNe: Extended sources with irregular morphology Associated with pulsars: young : age < 105 yrs energetic: Edot > 1035 erg/s Nebulae with huge caracteristic sizes ~ few tens of pc TeV emission = Relic electrons Mostly displaced TeV emission wrt pulsar position: Crushed nebulae SN Explosion in inhomogeneous medium Reverse shock pushes the nebula [Blondin et al. 2001] A handful of young/composite PWNe

Young/composite TeV PWNe G21.5-0.9 : HESSJ1833-105 Distance 4.7 kpc ~ d5=5 kpc 2.5' radius shell R ~6 d5 pc SNR (was) 2nd Strongest Pulsar in MW : PSR J1833-1034 Edot=3.3 x1037 ergs/s, P=61.5ms, τc=4.7 kyr True age T 1kyr VLA PWN expansion T=870 ±200 yr HESS J1833-105 : point-like Lx(1-10 kev)=1.8x1035 erg/s Γx = 1.91 {1.5-2} Lγ(1-10 TeV) =3.7x1033 erg/s Γγ = 2.2 > Γx Shell Contribution to TeV emission : unlikely 2σ U.L of 1.8' on size < shell radius low ρgas : irrealistic total CR E=4x1051 erg Kes75 : HESSJ1846-026 Distance d6=6 kpc (revised from 19 kpc) 1.75' radius shell R ~3 d6pc SNR 13 PSR J1846-0258 B ~4.8x10 @ Magnetar limit surf Edot=8.3 x1036 ergs/s, P=340ms, τc=723 yr True age T 834 yr HESS J1846-026 : point-like Lx(1-10 kev)=1.4x1035 erg/s Γx = 1.9 {1.6 for jet} Lγ(1-10 TeV)=6.0x1033 erg/s Γγ = 2.29 > Γx Shell Contribution to TeV emission : possible large ρgas ; but would rather inefficient shell

Young/composite TeV PWNe MSH 15-52 : HESSJ1514-591 G0.9+0.1 : HESSJ1747-281 Newly Discovered PSR similar to that of G21.5-0.9 Distance d5=5 kpc 35' radius (complex) shell R ~50 d5 pc SNR PSR 1509-58 B ~1.5x1013 surf Edot=1.8 x1037 ergs/s, P=150ms, τc=1700 yr True Age T? expansion in under-dense cavity? Or T> 1700 yr [3]; if so not in same category... HESS J1514-591 : extended 6.4'x2.3' (s.d.) Lx(1-10 kev)~4.2 x1035 erg/s Γx = 2.08 Lγ(1-10 TeV)~4.0x1034 erg/s Γγ = 2.27 > Γx Shell Contribution to TeV emission : excluded by the TeV source size Distance d8.5=8.5 kpc 4' radius shell R ~10 d5 pc > G21.5 shell SNR 12 PSR J1747-2809 B ~2.9x10 surf Edot=4.3 x1037 ergs/s, P=52ms, τc=5.3 kyr True Age T? HESS J1747-281 : point-like Lx(2-10 kev)~6.5 x1034 erg/s Γx = 1.9 Lγ(1-10 TeV)~2.0x1034 erg/s Γγ = 2.40 > Γx (star-light+dust) Shell Contribution to TeV emission : excluded by the TeV source size

VHE emission detected by HESS in G 292.2-0.5 First observations as part of the HESS Galactic Scan in l [270-300 ] Total observation live time ~ 50h Extended emission size ~ 0.1 to the W-SW of the SNR Excess: 220 (hard cuts) Significance: 8.9 for an integration radius = 0.2 Flux ~ 4% Crab nebula Lγ(0.5-10 TeV) ~ 3.5 1034 (d8.4)2 erg/s -ray efficiency ~ 1.5% 10-102 larger Evidence of a steeper spectrum than for other young TeV PWNe (photon index Γ>2.2) Preliminary

G292.2-0.5/ PSR J1119-6127 PSR J1119-6127 [Camilo et al. 2000] Large P= 408 ms Although τc=1.6 kyr, Edot= 2.3e+36 erg/s One of 5 pulsars with known braking index : n=2.91±0.05 B=4.1x1013 G, at the limit of Magnetars and similar to the 0.3 s X-ray pulsar PSR J1846-0258 in Kes 75 (723yrs, B~5x1013 G) ATCA deep measurements revealed the 15' SNR Shell [Crawford et al 2001] But no radio emission from PWN X-rays Rosat + ASCA [Pivovaroff 2001] Chandra : Evidence for a 3 x3 X-ray PWN [Gonzalez & Safi-Harb 2003] PWN+Jet confirmed [Safi-Harb & Kumar 2008]

X-ray Picture Safi-Harb & Kumar 2008 Very faint PWN: Lx~ 1.6 1032 erg/s; Γ=1.1 (+0.9,-0.7) Southern Jet: Lx~ 2.1 1033 erg/s; Γ=1.4 (+0.8,-0.9) Lx/Edot = 0.001 << kes75 (~2%) [Safi-Harb & Kumar; this conf.]: PSR West: best fit VP+PL -mix of non-thermal+ thermal -Lx~ 5.6 1034 erg/s Γ=1.5 (+0.5,-0.2) SNR West: best fit VP : Shocked ISM Gonzalez & Safi-Harb 2005 PSR-WEST

TeV emission within G292.2-0.5 Chandra/ Cross: TeV approx centroid ASCA/ Cross: TeV approx centroid Preliminary 2 & 3 sigma TeV centroid position contours TeV centroid clearly to the W of PSR J1119-6127 Between PSR W & SNR W Thanks to E. Gotthelf+V. Marandon

TeV Origin? (I) Safi-Harb & Kumar 2008 Association to the compact PWN: Very faint: Lx/Lγ~ 510-3 unrealistic B Add south-jet Lx/Lγ~ 0.06 dosen't help Γx<2 too hard wrt Γγ> 2.2 But clearly not same zone/populations @ play Association to PSR West: PWN-like IC emission by the non-thermal component: Lx (0.5-10keV)~ 1.2 1034 erg/s; Lx/Lγ~ 0.34 Bn >~ (3 μg)(lx/lγ)1/2 ~ 2 μg Would need a significant contribution of dust-ir (to explain also steeper Γγ) Far from equipartition (as for other TeV nebulae): would imply a particle dominated wind Gonzalez & Safi-Harb 2005 PSR-WEST

TeV Origin? (II) Pivovaroff 2001 Dark cloud to the East Association to PSR West (contin'd): Mixing of electrons with ejecta due to passage of reverse shock? East-West asymmetry? Displaced nebula after crushing by an asymmetrical reverse shock due to the dark cloud to the N-East. (1700 yrs?) Properties of the cloud? What about the similar PSR East X-ray emission reported by H. Kumar? Association to Thermal X-rays (thermal PSR-West+SNR-West) Assume ε=20% efficiency for accelerator Lγ(0.5-10TeV)~8.2x1033(ε/0.2)(n/1 cm-3) erg/s Would need higher density n or ε. Preliminary value (Kumar & Safi-Harb) n <0.1 cm-3 not favouring this scenario... Gonzalez & Safi-Harb 2005 PSR-WEST

Summary An extended (~0.1 ) TeV γ-ray source is discovered in G292.2-0.5 The γ-ray luminosity is Lγ(0.5-10 TeV) ~ 3.5 1034 (d8.4)2 erg/s; that is 1.5% Edot Lγ is higher than e.g. HESS J1846-026 in Kes75 or HESS J1833-105 in G21.5-0.9 (few 1033 erg/s) and γ-ray efficiency 10-102 larger; X-ray efficiency is << Kes75. The spectrum is steeper than other young PWNe (Γγ> 2.2) The VHE emission is clearly to the W-SW of the PSR/SNR, compatible both with PSR-West and SNR-West [Kumar& Safi-Harb] in X-rays PSR J1119-6127 is particular, large period and Bs similar to PSRJ1846-0258/Kes75 But very faint PWN Lx/Edot = 0.001, whereas Kes75 very bright: Lx/Edot ~2% Origin of TeV emission: Electrons mixed with ejecta due to passage of an asymmetrical reverse shock? Cosmic-ray acceleration @ play + p-p interactions? Need ambiant density O(1cm-3) Further investigations: TeV spectrum, morphology, density of environ. matter,... Number of TeV emitting young and composite SNRs is increasing, similarites do exist but still many variations (central engine, B/X-ray efficieny/lx/lγ,...) to be understood.

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