3D Tomography of the Local Interstellar Medium

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3D Tomography of the Local Interstellar Medium supervised by Isabelle GRENIER DDays IRFU phds presentations days - 2 July 2015 1

Introduction Nom - Prénom : REMY Quentin Cursus : Licence physique fondamentale, Université Toulouse 3 Master Cosmos Champs Particules, Université Montpellier 2 Comment avez-vous eu votre contact pour la thèse? Par l intermédiaire de mes professeurs membres de la Collaboration Fermi Quelles ont été vos motivations? Opportunité de travailler avec les données Planck, Fermi, et Gaia sur un sujet qui m était inconnu : le milieu interstellaire 2

My thesis in few words 3D Tomography of the Local Interstellar Medium : Decomposition in distances Velocity-distance association Stellar parallax Gas and dust Molecular clouds Dark gas 500 pc of the sun 3

Observations from gas and dust HI : 21cm emission line (LAB,GASS, GALFA surveys) CO : 2.6 mm emission line (Cfa survey) Dust : optical depth τ 353 (Planck) Stars : NaI and CaII absorption lines, extinction 4

3D maps from stellar extinction by dust Marshall et al. 2006 Extinction from 2MASS modelled in 3D Large scale distribution Not enough stars in solar Neighbourhood Sun 8.5 kpc Lallement et al. 2013 Local ISM from stellar extinction/reddening Holes and clouds mapping Not precise structure of the clouds 1 kpc 5

Thesis main tasks Tomography of the local clouds : - Separation of cloud entities (in space and velocity) - Velocity-distance relation Atomic phase traced by HI Kalberla et al. 2005 DNM Dark Neutral Medium Grenier et al. 2005 - Stellar distance : parallax Trace and estimate gas mass : - ISM modelling with dust and γ-rays - Map the DNM Molecular phase traced by CO Dame et al. 2001 - Test the tracing reliability 6

I Clouds separation and distance association 7

HI and CO velocity separation Observed line profile = sum of lines emitted along a line of sight = sum of pseudo-voigt functions Coherent cloud = cluster of lines in position and velocity 8

Latitude Clustering algorithm Velocity Based on DBSCAN (Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise) 2 parameters : - MinPts, minimum number of points to form a core - ε, maximal distance to associate a point to a core Core Associated point Not associated Multi-scale implementation to scan a range of density level Orion Longitude Longitude 9

Distance estimates from 3D stellar extinction 10

Distance association with stellar spectroscopy Under construction How to relate the gas intercepting starlight and the gas seen in emission : relate emission (HI, CO) and absorption lines (NaI, CaII, DIB) Gas distance constraints by stellar positions Large number of targets required 11

II Trace and estimate gas mass : Modelling the Interstellar Medium 12

Tracing interstellar gas Using cosmic-ray interaction with gas n CR + n H -> γ-rays Fermi data Total gas column density : HI-bright Dark Neutral Medium (DNM) CO-bright Using dust optical depth : n dust -> τ 353 = I ν /B ν Planck data 13

Traceability conditions All gas phases well traced if : Uniform Cosmic-Ray density n CR Uniform dust to gas ratio and grain emissivity κ ν Within a cloud DNM structure and mass CO to H 2 conversion factor X CO Large grain properties, dust/gas ratios in each phase 14

γ-rays and dust models Linear combination of HI and CO separated in (l, b, v, d), HII, DNM, COsat and non-ism ancillary data : HI 220 pc 160 pc 230pc 150 pc 410 pc 280pc CO non-ism ancillary data 15

Gas phases content Mass distribution : 70% HI 15% DNM COsat and 13 CO contours 12% CO-bright 3% CO-saturated 16

Evolution of dust grains? Taurus Chamaeleon Taurus + Chamaeleon : τ 353 non-linear increase with N H Dense molecular clouds : large variation of τ 353 /N H Dust grain evolution : emissivity increases with gas density 17

Conclusions and perspectives Decomposition of HI and CO in coherents clouds in velocity - Method built and tested - Application to Taurus region : publication this summer - Extension to Galactic anticenter Velocity-distance association with stellar spectroscopy and parallax - under construction - application to Gaia data this autumn Dust and γ-rays tracing of gas mass in Taurus - maps of DNM and COsat components - Evidence for decrease in X CO from cloud enveloppe to core - Evidence for grain emissivity changes with gas density in Taurus, as in Chamaeleon 18