AU Mic: Transitional Disk?

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disks to planets

AU Mic: Transitional Disk? 33 AU AU Mic [Liu 2004] AU Mic: SED suggests inner disk clearing AO and HST imaging resolves structure no planets >1M Jup at >20 AU STIS counts β Pic 120 AU 1 r (arc sec) 10 AU Mic vs. β Pic: similar radial profiles similar process: grain growth vs. collisions+pr [Metchev et al. 2005; astro-ph/0412143]

12 CO(3 2) emission from TW Hya 13 CO(1 0) emission from AB Aur Rotating, optically thick disks

Where are the transition disks? dust & gas (0.01-0.1 M ) dust (<1 M moon ) dynamics: gas radiation pressure /collisions grains growing grain destruction SPITZER SEDS: FEPS, Chen & Werner very few objects 5 15 Myr flared - inner evacuated region 3-10 Myrs flat - mineralogical evolution transition times short (e.g. Skrutskie et al. 1990) AU Mic: inner disk - collisional evolution, outer - primordial dust (Metchev)

Spitzer more and more debris disks New young debris disks 2x 10-7 M -4 x 10-10 M More old & cold debris than expected (15-30%) Kuiper belt analogs Fewer w. dust few x 100K i.e asteroid like Hale Bopp-like spectrum (Beichman et al) Spectral signatures distinguish between primordial and debris disks? higher angular resolution FIR/submm SOFIA, Hershel even Fir ALMA?, compare with models e.g Gurti & Hollenbach

ε Eri MIPS 70 μm (Megeath et al. 2005) Left: 70 μm fine scale Right: HIRES deconvolution SCUBA 850 μm (Greaves et al. 1998) 70 μm source has 15 FWHM, and fills the interior of the submillimeter ring No extended 24 μm emission 160 μm data is still pending All images shown at the same linear scale

Observing the inner disk

Spitzer SEDs + models not completely unambiguous Near-infrared interferometry probes PTI, IOTA, Keck, VLTI Phase closure Mid-infrared interferometry Radius-dependent mineralogy

Spitzer SEDs + models - not completely unambiguous near-infrared interferometry PTI, IOTA, Keck, VLTI. Near-IR interferometry (sub-)mm interferometry Herbig Mid-IR interferometry Ae/Be 8-10 meter Telescope Hubble Space Telescope Magn.sph. accretion 0.02 AU Dust inner rim 0.5 AU Habitable zone 2-5 AU Outer disk Hα, polarim, variab. Spectral energy distributions / low-res IR spectra Rovibrational molec lines (e.g. CO, CO2)

Size-luminosity relation r -3/4 law Monnier, Milan-Gabet etal 2005 Monnier & Millan-Gabet 2002

Herbig Ae/Be Well-defined near-ir size-luminosity relation Some disks are elongated (and skewed!) Next - imaging VLTI, CHARA T Tauris New development of hot inner rim Early type stars (Herbig Be): Later type stars (Herbig Ae): Accretion disk model fits best Inner rim model fits best Observed sizes are still TOO big (accretion luminosity onto star is huge!) More sizes to come from KI & VLTI Mid-infrared Interferometry needed

VLTI observations at 10 μm of HD100546 using MIDI van Boekel, Waters Compact 8 μm Visibility Extended 8 Wavelength 13 Emission almost fully resolved on a scale of 20 milli-arcsec (!) Wall at ~10 AU? Bouwman et al. 2003, Liu et al 2004

Distribution of silicates Gail (2004) Forsterite Enstatite Fe-rich amorphous olivines,pyroxenes

Compositional fits olivine Optically thin model Olivine, Pyroxene, forsterite, Enstatite, Silica, PAH Distribution of hollow spheres (DHS) 0.1 μm ( small ) and 1.5 μm ( large ) grains Single temperature (Uniform composition) pyroxene forsterite enstatite silica PAH

Spatial distribution of the dust Crystalline grains concentrated in central disk regions Outer disks can be pristine while inner disks are evolved. In disks with low crystallinity, crystals seem restricted to innermost disk region In disks with high crystallinity, crystals are present also further out. HD 142527: inner disk mostly forsterite, further out more enstatite MIDI @ VLTI Nature, 432, 479

from C. Dominick Scattered light Mid-IR imaging Submm/radio: Entire Disk IR Spectroscopy PAH Emission

Disk evolution Grains in protoplanetary disks grow SED analyses bsuggest both growth and settling Silicate emission, optical scattered light reveal small grains in surface radio thermal emission large grains in the disk midplane (μm, mm, cm-size) Disk stratification observations

GG Tau most direct evidence of dust stratification to date? Duchêne et al. (2004) Scattered light at L comes from 25AU above the midplane; I band, 50AU above

Height and opacity of edge-on disks (D Alessio) Scattered light asymmetries (Duchene) IMAGE GG TAU? Flaring/Shadowing (Wood, Dullemond, Hartmann Furlan) PAH emission: which grains are absorbing? Silicate emission: which grains are emitting? Silicate feature shape band strength (v. Boekel) Dust-to-gas ratio on high inclination sightlines (Rettig/Brittain) Keck AO (3.8μm) Duchene et al 2004 CO Ro-vibrational lines from inner disk region Brittain, Najita, Carr UV observations of H2 Bergin, Martin et al. Spectropolarimetry, Vink Clearing-out of inner disk, Forrest et al. 2004, Internal physics of inner disks (coagulation/chemistry) Blum

from C. Dominick Scattered light Mid-IR imaging Submm/radio: Entire Disk IR Spectroscopy PAH Emission

mm/submm imaging ALMA (SMA, CARMA, PdBI primordial disk mass measures (dust continuum) discriminate between rotation, infall, envelope spatially resolved images + models disk chemical processes, evolution of grains evolution of structure (gaps?) molecular line caveats: radiative transfer more complicated; chemical and physical processes (e.g., freeze-out) affect abundances as a function of T and ρ; optically-thick lines don t trace all mass

Vertical disk structure Dartois et al. (2003): 12 CO(2 1), 13 CO(2 1), and 13 CO(1 0) constant τ surfaces vs. radius and height (see also Piétu et al., poster #43)

Vertical structure: DM Tau Dartois et al. observe 12 CO(2 1)/(1 0), 13 CO(2 1)/ (1 0), and C 18 O(2 1) 12 CO samples 2 4 scale heights 13 CO(2 1) samples ~1 scale height 13 CO(1 0)/ C 18 O(2 1) sample disk midplane Evidence that the outer layer is warmer (~30 K) than the midplane (~13 20 K) Only the most massive TT disks can be detected in molecules due to typical depletions ~10 100 Will have to wait for ALMA to know whether these techniques will work for lower mass disks as well

Disentangling disks and envelopes IRAS 16293 2422 Class 0 binary protostar in ρ Oph Component B has optically-thick dust emission with T B =Sλ 2 /2kΩ=38 K @ 300 5 GHz on scales of ~1 Good molecules to try: H 2 CO, HCN, HCO +, SO, CS, etc. Set out to detect infall using H 2 CO (4 13 3 12 ) @ 300 8 GHz (E = 48 K) Source A Source B Chandler et al. (poster #9)

SO(7 7 6 6 ) absorption against source B Systemic V LSR SO(7 7 6 6 ) @ 301.3 GHz also detected (E upper = 71 K) Cut out short baselines to filter out extended SO emission

SO(7 7 6 6 ) absorption against source Bb Systemic V LSR SO(7 7 6 6 ) @ 301.3 GHz also detected (E upper = 71 K) Cut out short baselines to filter out extended SO emission outflow blueshifted, infall redshifted rotating gas absorbs at Vsystemic ALMA provides best opportunity

Forming Planets theory meets observations core accretion model, magnetohydrodynamic disks, magnetospheric accretion, hydrodynamic disks lots of questions correlation w. metallicity and planets favors core accretion model Hot Jupiter search may illuminate

Disk dispersal Some gas disks can persist up to 20 Myr, but large range in lifetimes Better observational statistics needed to Constrain lifetime inner + outer gas disk Compare lifetimes gas + dust disks Accretion + photoevaporation may explain disk lifetimes of 1-10 Myr, but model results depend critically on adopted EUV and FUV fields

disks to planets

SED & Mineralogical Evolution Kessler-Silacci et al. (2004) High mass young stars Low mass young stars ~ time

Jackie Kessler c2d IRS silicates/other spectral features in TT disks as diagnostics of evolution first slide Dust coagulation and H2 dissipation time scales Change of features with grain size extrapolate from ISO for HAe stars Mix of olivine and graphite -> slightly difft results and get a slightly better fit same for 20 um feature, require larger sizs of grains overall Larger grains for sources with cleared out inne disks? Want to fit a slew of minerals etc Ratio of 10/20 strength means need different poulation of grains difft sizes Statistical trends indicatin grain growth do not appear to be related to sp type, age but maybe to Halpha I e clearing of inner disk?