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Recent discoveries from TeV and X- ray non-thermal emission from SNRs «From Neutrino to multimessenger astronomy» Marseille Fabio Acero LUPM (LPTA), Montpellier Fabio Acero 1

Outline Evidence of acceleration in SNRs using X-ray synchrotron Brief presentation of Cherenkov astronomy TeV emission from young shell SNRs The case of CasA and RX J1713-3946 : the GeV-TeV connection Fabio Acero 2

Shell SNRs in non thermal X-rays Non-thermal dominated Vela Jr, RX J1713-3946 Thermal+Non-thermal SN 1006, Tycho, Kepler, RCW 86, CasA, XMM-Newton RX J1713-3946 XMM-Newton SN 1006 Fabio Acero 3

Highly amplified B CasA X-ray emission confined in very thin filaments (arcsecs) Most likely due to synchrotron losses of high energy radiating electrons Chandra upstream downstream The derived magnetic field is highly amplified Vink & Laming, 2003, Berezhko & Voelk 2004, Parizot et al., 2006 CasA -> B~500 µg (B ISM ~ 5 µg ) Could also be damping of B (Pohl et al., 2005) -> Not consistent with radio morphology in Tycho (Cassam-Chenaï et al., 2007) Bamba et al., 2005 Fabio Acero 4

SNR hydrodynamics shocked ISM shocked ejecta PWN Reverse shock contact discontinuity Forward shock Contact discontinuity H alpha X-ray Forward shock Ratio of forward shock/contact discontinuity depends on the compressibility of the gas Fabio Acero 5

Back reaction of accelerated hadrons Decourchelle et al., 2000 N SW Limb SN 1006 NE Limb E Efficient acceleration has modified the shock structure Indirect evidence of proton acceleration Cassam-Chenaï et al., 2008 Fabio Acero 6

Cherenkov astronomy At TeV energies satellite observations no longer possible collecting area and calorimeter depth Operating World Map Cherenkov with Magic, telescopes Veritas, HESS And an image with a shower MAGIC CANGAROO VERITAS H.E.S.S. Earth s atmosphere as part of the detector -> Imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes (IACT) Fabio Acero 7

Cherenkov astronomy Renaud, 2009 We have entered in the TeV astronomy era Fabio Acero 8

TeV emitting SNRs Shell-morphology Vela Jr, RX J1713-3946, RCW 86 (?), SN 1006 Interacting with molecular clouds IC 443, W28, W51 (See J. Mehault talk) RX J1713-3946 IC 443 Possibility to directly investigate proton acceleration through hadronic process Fabio Acero 9

SN 1006 NE: 9.3σ 130h live time observation -> SN 1006 detected! 0.5 SW: 8.7σ Flux ~1% Crab -> one of the faintest VHE source detected Similar X-ray/γ-ray bi-polar morphology Γ = 2.35±0.14 stat Γ = 2.29±0.18 stat Magnetic field Filament:~70 µg X/ γ:~30 µg ID CARD T = 1005 yrs d = 2.2 kpc HESS Collaboration, 2010 Fabio Acero 10

RCW 86 Aharonian et al., 2009 Indication of a shell morphology in gamma-rays (Not statistically significant) 0.6 No strong enhancement in γ in the SW interaction region (dense material) Γ = 2.54±0.12 stat Synchrotron Thermal Magnetic field Filament:~100 µg X/ γ:~30 µg ID CARD T = 1800 yrs d ~ 2.5 kpc Fabio Acero 11

Vela Jr 2 stat Aharonian et al., 2007b Largest SNR in TeV Thick shell in γ-rays : 18%*R SNR Deprojected and deconvoluted from the PSF X-ray shell is only ~1%*R SNR Magnetic field Filament: 200 µg X/ γ:14 µg ID CARD T ~ 4000 yrs d ~ 800 pc Fabio Acero 12

Gamma-ray spatially resolved shell H.E.S.S. Chandra Bamba et al., 2005 Aharonian et al., 2007 X/gamma-ray emission do NOT stem from the same regions HESS PSF intrinsic thickness=0.18±0.03 1 arcmin (0.016 ) Fabio Acero 13

Previously unidentified sources HESS J1731-347 Radio, ATCA telescope Tian et al., 2008 Unidentified HESS source Aharonian et al., 2008 Shell of SNR in spatial coincidence Fabio Acero 14

HESS J1731-347 A new SNR F. Acero for the HESS collaboration, 2011 The 4 th SNR with TeV shell type morphology Most luminous shell type TeV SNR (> RX J1713) Γ = 2.32±0.06 stat Magnetic field X/ γ:~25 µg ID CARD T =? yrs d > 3.2 kpc Fabio Acero 15

Nature of the γ emission : hadronic vs leptonic HESS J1731-347 F. Acero for the HESS collaboration, 2011 High density required : n~1 cm -3 -> Not in agreement with lack of thermal X-ray emission Loophole : efficient acceleration can decrease thermal emission behind the shock (Drury et al., 2009, Helder et al., 2009) Difficulties to reproduce the TeV slope Lower magnetic fields than derived from X-ray filaments Loophole : multi-zone models Fabio Acero 16

RXJ 1713-3946 powerlaw Γ cut = 2.04±0.04 stat Ecut=17.9±3.3 TeV Aharonian et al, 2007a Unique example of cutoff in SNR -> Maximum energy if protons γ : 18 TeV -> p : ~200 TeV Thick shell in γ-ray : 48%*R SNR Deprojected and deconvoluted from the PSF Magnetic field Filament:~70 µg X/ γ ~10 µg Fabio Acero 17 ID CARD T = 1600 yrs d ~ 1 kpc

RX J1713-3946 : hadronic or leptonic? Hadronic Leptonic Abdo et al., 2011 Red --- (Berezhko 2010) : B=142 µg nh=0.25 cm -3 (bubble cavity) Wp=0.45 x 10 50 ergs Blue --- (Ellison, 2010) : B=10 µg nh=0.25 cm -3 (uniform ISM) γ-ray emission is dominated by leptonic processes Fabio Acero

Cassiopeia A First SNR discovered in TeV by HEGRA : 5 σ in 232 hrs (!!) Aharonian et al., 2001 Assuming all TeV emission is leptonic : X/γ flux ratio -> B~100 µg Very thin X-ray filament -> B~500 µg Abdo et al., 2010 MAGIC :TeV spectral index Γ = 2.3±0.2 stat Albert et al., 2007 ID CARD T = 330 yrs d = 3.4 kpc Fabio Acero 19

Cassiopeia A : hadronic or leptonic? Leptonic Hadronic Abdo et al., 2010 Red : bremsstrahlung + IC B=120 µg Blue : B=300 µg Red : Γ=2.3 and no Ecut Blue : Γ=2.1 and Ecut=10 TeV Wp=3.2 x 10 49 ergs for nh=10 cm -3 Fabio Acero

Conclusion Indirect evidence of accelerated hadrons (high B, modified hydrodynamics) All TeV SNRs have Γ>2 ; Are we in the cutoff of those SNRs -> Difficulties to reach the knee (3000 TeV) in SNRs -> Cutoff seen in RX J1713-3946 at 200 TeV The γ-ray emission seems dominated by the leptonic scenario (RX J1713). ntarget is too weak around SNRs for a significant hadronic scenario For significant neutrino flux, high ntarget around SNRs is required : Targets of interest : CasA SNR, interacting SNRs (e.g. IC 443) Fabio Acero 21

Thank you! Radio H alpha X-ray Gamma -ray SN 1006 Fabio Acero 22