Circumnuclear Gaseous Kinematics and Excitation of Four Local Radio Galaxies

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Circumnuclear Gaseous Kinematics and Excitation of Four Local Radio Galaxies Guilherme S. Couto T. Storchi-Bergmann, A. Robinson, R.A. Riffel, P. Kharb D. Lena, A. Schnorr-Müller UFSC, Florianópolis, Brazil Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 1 / 17

Radio galaxies Radio jets interact with gas, generating shock ionization and outflows. Energy injection into the ISM (Fabian 2012). AGN feedback may quench star formation if powerful enough ( E > 5%L bol, Di Matteo et al. 2005) IC5063, Dasyra et al. 2015 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 2 / 17

Our sample GMOS-IFU data from Gemini Telescopes (3.5 5 FoV, 0.6 spatial resolution, R 3600), in order to: Map circumnuclear gas kinematics and excitation. Study possible jet-gas interaction. Quantify feedback impact in the host galaxies. Observed galaxies (z < 0.07): Arp 102B, Pictor A, 3C 33 e 4C +29.30 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 3 / 17

Arp 102B Elliptical galaxy (E0), d = 104.9 Mpc (z = 0.02, 490pc/ ). Interaction with Arp 102A. Fathi et al. 2011: nuclear spiral arms correlated with jet. Arp 102A and Arp 102B pair (Rick Johnson). Fathi et al. 2011 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 4 / 17

Arp 102B - Channel maps Gas rotating disk. Radio jet along redshifted and blueshifted gas emission. Outflowing gas close to the plane of sky. Couto et al. 2013 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 5 / 17

Arp 102B - Gas excitation Comparison with MAPPINGS III models (Groves et al. 2004, Allen et al. 2008): photoionization and shocks. Couto et al. 2013 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 6 / 17

Pictor A d = 153Mpc (z = 0.03, 690 pc/ ). Extended double-lobed jet (> 200 kpc). Tidal tail: 10 7 yrs interaction. VLA contours and X-ray image (Wilson et al. 2001) WFC3/IR-HST image (Gentry et al. 2015) Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 7 / 17

Pictor A - Flux distributions Non-resolved broad component (σ > 300kms 1 ). Narrow component emission extended along a bar-like structure. Couto et al. 2016 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 8 / 17

Pictor A - Gas excitation [O iii]/hβ from Fillipenko (1985, triangles) and Simkin et al. (1999, diamonds). Low [N ii]/hα. Low metallicities for AGN (12+log(O/H) 8.39): accretion of gas from interaction. Couto et al. 2016 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 9 / 17

3C 33 Seyfert 2, d 266Mpc (z = 0.06, 1.15 kpc/ ). Extended emission in spiral arms ( 4 kpc). Radio jet with extension of 120kpc. VLA image (Leahy & Perley 1991) and ACS-HST image (Tremblay et al. 2009) Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 10 / 17

3C 33 - F, v and σ distributions Rotation pattern with distortions in the nucleus. σ 170kms 1 almost perpendicular to the radio jet. Couto et al. 2017 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 11 / 17

3C 33 - Outflowing gas Increase of [N ii]/hα along residuals: laterally expanding gas. Rotation model [N ii]/hα channel maps Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 12 / 17

3C 33 - Outflowing gas High residuals, σ and temperature. Rotation and outflowing velocity regimes. Couto et al. 2017 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 13 / 17

4C +29.30 Elliptical galaxy, d 289Mpc (z = 0.06, 1.24 kpc/ ). Feedback and interaction signatures in X-rays (Siemiginowska et al. 2012). 4C+29.30 composite image: optical (green), radio (pink) and X-rays (blue, 50 50, Siemiginowska et al. 2012). Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 14 / 17

4C +29.30 - F, v and σ distributions Extended emission 6 kpc along spiral arms-like structure.. Southern knot : blueshifted region 1 from the nucleus, σ 250kms 1. Couto et al. (in prep) Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 15 / 17

4C +29.30 - Channel maps Southern knot with v > 600kms 1 : signature of outflow. Extended emission may be related to the radio jet. Couto et al. (in prep) Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 16 / 17

Summary Higher [Nii]/Hα, [Sii]/Hα and [Oi]/Hα are usually observed in regions related to outflows, tracing shocks. σ 200kms 1 usually perpendicular to the radio jet axis, thus outflows seems to be in lateral expansions. Presence of feeding mechanisms such as spiral arms and bars. High ionized gas masses ( 10 8 M ) indicate acretion of gas in this sample, which presents interaction with companions. Circumnuclear outflowing gas with low kinetic power ( E 0.05%L bol ), but may be enough to inhibit star formation (Σ SFR 10 3 M ano 1 kpc 2 using Kennicutt 1998). Kinetic power may be up to two magnitudes higher when looking into molecular gas (eg. 3C 293, Mahony et al. 2016). More info: Couto et al. 2013, 2016, 2017

Observations Integral Field Unit (IFU) of GMOS, telescope Gemini spectrograph. One-slit mode: 3.5 5. Higher spectral coverage (R 3600). Galaxy Program ID t exp (s) Grating λ(å) Seeing ( ) Arp 102B GN-2007A-Q-57 6 900 B600+ G5303 4400-7300 0.6 Pictor A GS-2004B-Q-25 9 600 R400+ G5325 5600-9925 0.57 0.82 (eĺıptico) 3C 33 GN-2010B-Q-66 8 940 B600+ G5307 4400-7300 0.5 4C +29.30 GN-2016A-Q-77 15 1140 B600+ G5307 4400-7300 0.7

Emission line measurements Fitting of Gaussians or Gauss-Hermite polynomials. Integrated flux, centroid velocity and velocity dispersions (h3 and h4 moments for GH). Noise uncertainties: 100 fittings in each pixel, adding random noise. Figura: Pictor A Figura: 3C33 ([Oiii])

Channel maps Spectral bands extracted along the emission line profile. Allows the investigation of the emitting gas in different velocity bins.

Gas excitation mechanisms MAPPINGS III models (Allen+ 08, Groves+ 04a,b) Photoionization: ionizing continuum in the central source with F ν ν α. Shocks: gas ionization with shock velocities of 100 < v s < 1100kms 1. Diagnostic diagrams (Kewley+ 06).

Physical features of the gas Reddening assuming recombination case B (Osterbrock & Ferland 06) and Cardelli et al. 1989 law: E(B V) = 2.22log F(Hα)/F(Hβ) 3.1 (1) Eletron density: [S ii]λ6716/6731 using TEMDEN (De Robertis et al. 1987). Emitting gas mass: M 7 10 5L 41(Hβ) n 2 3 M (2) Outflow mass rate: M out = m p n e v out Af (3) Accretion mass rate: ṁ = L bol c 2 η 1.8 10 3 ( L44 η ) M yr 1 (4)

Rotating model Assuming the gas is rotating in a disk with keplerian movement, the observed radial velocity is given by (Bertola+ 91): v(r,ψ) = v sys + AR cos(ψ Ψ 0 )sinθcos p θ {R 2 [sin 2 (Ψ Ψ 0 )+cos 2 θcos 2 (Ψ Ψ 0 )]+c 2 0 cos2 θ} p/2 R e Ψ: coordinates in the plane of the sky. Ψ 0: angle of the line of the nodes. θ: disk inclination with the plane of the sky. v sys: systemic velocity. A: rotation amplitude. c 0 e p: concentration parameter and curve steepness Residuals between the observation and model: non-rotating components.

Arp 102B

Arp 102B - Flux distribution

Arp 102B - Centroid velocity and σ

Arp 102B - Gas excitation BPT diagram: values between Seyfert and LINER. Comparison with MAPPINGS III models (Groves et al. 2004, Allen et al. 2008): photoionization and shocks. Couto et al. 2013 Guilherme S. Couto (UFSC) Gas kinematics and excitation of low-z radio galaxies Jekyll Island, June 29, 2017 17 / 17

Arp 102B - Gas excitation Shocks: 400 < v shock < 500kms 1 and 10 4 < B < 2.0µG. Photoionization with n H = 1000cm 3 : 1.7 < α < 1.4 and 3.0 < logu < 2.5.

Arp 102B - Rotation model

Pictor A

Pictor A - Line fitting 2 components: narrow (< 300kms 1 ) and broad (> 300kms 1 ).

Pictor A - Centroid velocity and velocity dispersion Disturbed kinematics dominated by non-rotating components. Low σ along bar-like structure ( 50kms 1 ).

Pictor A - PCA Analysis PC4: blueshifts along the far side of the jet. Possible bipolar outflow in lateral expansions (cannot rule out rotation).

3C 33 - Line fitting Initially fitted Gauss-Hermite. h3 or h4 > 0.03: two Gaussians. h3 or h4 < 0.03: one Gaussian.

3C 33-2-Gaussians F, v e σ distribution Broad component (σ > 130kms 1 ): nuclear strip. Narrow component (σ < 130kms 1 ): traces rotation and spiral arms.

3C 33 - Line ratios [Nii]/Hα, [Sii]/Hα e [Oi]/Hα: shocks in the nuclear strip. [O i]/hα: shocks along the spiral arms.

3C 33 - Line ratios [O iii]/hβ: ionization along the radio jet. [Sii]6717/31: n e 300cm 3 in the nuclear strip. Hα/Hβ: dust lanes (A v 1.5mag).

4C +29.30

4C +29.30 - Line ratios [N ii]/hα and [S ii]/hα: high and low values in redshifts and blueshifts, respectivelly. [O iii]/hβ: values decrease with the distance to the nucleus.

4C +29.30 - Electron density n e > 300cm 3 between the nucleus and southern knot. Apparent correlation with the radio jet.