astrometric observations of mira variables with vera
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East Asia VLBI WS, Mar, 2009 the LG Convention Hall at the Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea. 1. Astrometric Observations of Mira variables with VERA. A.Nakagawa ( 中川亜紀治 ) , D.Nyu, M.Matsui, T.Omodaka, H.Imai, S.Kameno (Kagoshima University), T.Kurayama (KASI), - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Astrometric Observations of Mira variables with VERA
A.Nakagawa ( 中川亜紀治 ), D.Nyu, M.Matsui, T.Omodaka,H.Imai, S.Kameno (Kagoshima University),T.Kurayama (KASI),H.Kobayashi, K.M.Shibata (NAOJ), VERA Project Team
East Asia VLBI WS, Mar, 2009the LG Convention Hall at the Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea
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Outline “Mira variables project” as a sub-project of VERA
Observations
Results & Discussion Internal motions of masers Parallax measurement Tentative Galactic Mira PL-relation Application of our result
Summary
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→ Mk determination : Distance obtained with VERA→ Calibration of a distance ladder
PL relation of the Galactic Miras
Milky WayGalaxy
•Absolute magnitude obtained with Hipparcos results•Large errors of distances
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PL relation of Miras in LMC
LMC•Using apparent magnitudes
Ita et al. 2004
PL relation of the Mira variables
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Advantage
HIPPARCOS D~100pc
VERA D~10kpc
VERA
HIPPARCOS
Observable Region with
<10% Distance error.
VERA vs HIPPARCOS
Observation, Data Reduction Mira variables with H2O/SiO maser emission
O-rich AGB stars
Phase referencing VLBI monitoring Wide period range to determine the PL-relation
Ideally, 100 – 1000 days → Actually, 215 days (VX UMa) – 654 days(AW Tau) Bright phase : maser time variability Parallax and linear motions ( α, δ)→π 、 μα 、 μδ
α: Right Ascension of the sourceδ: Declination of the source r : Radius vector of the sun l : Celestial longitude of the sunε: Obliquity of the ecliptic g : Mean anomaly of the sun
ππ π
π
( μα, μδ )
We extract parallax and two dimensional motions from multi-epoch data.
PL-relation :100 – 1000 days
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Results S Crt
Pulsation Period = 155day ΔmV = 0.8 Semiregulra variable : SRa
22GHz water maser
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Circumstellar masers of S Crt
Bipolar Outflow Inclination angle of flow
axis = 43° Photosphere 260±20R 。 ~ Lower limit of Mira size Maser distribution 9 ~ 10AU
VERAPi = 2.33 mas err 0.13mu_a -3.17 mas/yr err 0.22mu_d -5.41 mas/yr err 0.22
HIPPARCOSPi = 1.27 mas err 0.92mu_a -3.37 mas/yr err 1.00mu_d -4.67 mas/yr err 0.75
Nakagawa et al.2008
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Parallax of S Crt (Semiregular : SRa)
Parallax 2.33±0. 1 3 mas ↓ Distance 430+25-23pc
Nakagawa et al. 2008
HIPPARCOSParallax = 1.27 mas err 0.92
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π = 0.76 ± 0.03 [mas]
D = 1.319+.047
- .043[kpc]
(μx , μy ) = (6.41 , -6.90 )[mas/yr]
Parallax of SY Scl Pulsation period 411day
Internal motions of maser spots around SY Scl
Nyu et al. 2009 (Submitted to PASJ)
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(Us,Vs,Ws)=(-5.2±0.3,-53.8±2.1,-33.3±0.3)[km s ]
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SYScl
太陽
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過去 10 億年の SY Scl と太陽の運動
動径方向
Y-Z 平面
X-Z 平面
SY Scl[Mira Variable]
The Sun[Main Sequence]
Amplitude (R)[kpc] 1.0 0.5
Velocity [km/s/kpc] 44.4 36.7
Amplitude (Z)[kpc] 1.5 0.07
Period (Z)[Myr] 86 34
SY Scl
・ Oscillation Amplitude (Z-direction) 1.5 kpc
Thick Disk
(Gies & Helsel 2005)
(Feast & Whitelock 1997)
(Gies & Helsel 2005)
(Stothers 1998)
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R Uma, T Lep
Pulsation period 301d (LogP=2.48) Parallax 1.72±0.09mas (preliminary)
Pulsation period 368d ( LogP=2.57 ) Parallax 2.62±0.33mas
( preliminary ) Distance 381±48pc ( preliminary )
R UMa
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Very recent study of T Lep
Very recent study of T Lep Central star
1AU (208R0) → 2.5AU (475R0)
Molecular layer
2.5AU (520R0) → 5.7AU (1080R0)
Example : Phase Referenced Image
RX Boo Period 340d ( LogP=2.53 ) Peak = 7Jy/beam
Y Lib Period 276d ( LogP=2.44) Peak =
280mJy/beam
J0113+13
WX Psc Period 660d ( LogP=2.82 ) QSO phase-
referened image
RX Boo Y Lib
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Source : SY Scl, T Lep, R UMa, S Crt* (* Semiregular)
PL-relation of the Galactic Mira variables (preliminary, Weighted least-squares fit)
Mk = a*(LogP-P0) + ba = -3.73 +/- 0.53b = -7.58 +/- 0.03
S Crt
T Lep
SY Scl
R UMa
(Nakagawa et al. in prep)
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LMC : a = -3.520±0.034 (Ita et al. 2004)
Source : SY Scl, T Lep, R UMa, S Crt* (* Semiregular)
PL-relation of the Galactic Mira variables (preliminary, Weighted least-squares fit)
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Observation plan VERA catalog (~300 Galactic sources)
Contains ~40 Mira variables Monthly VLBI monitoring at 22GHz Period coverage 215 – 654 day
< 40 Mira variables >Y Cas, V524 Cas, omi Cet, IK Tau, R Tau, U Ori, GX Mon, S Gem, X Hya, VX UMa, T UMa, V2108 Oph, AH Oph, RW Lyr, R Aql, YZ Dra, RT Aql, BR Del, UU Peg, KZ Peg, R Cas, V Cam, U Lyn, R Cnc, IW Hya, R Leo, U Cvn, T Com, RU Hya, RS Vir, S Crb, S Ser, WX Ser, SW Lib, FS Lib, R Dra, IRC+10374, IRC-20540, R Peg, RY And
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AP Lyn GX MonZ PupY Lib
Now Observing !
VX UMa RX Boo U Lyn
S Crt
T Lep
SY Scl
R UMa
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Discussion
Parallax measurement Lifetime of maser emission : ~1month Structure changes Acceleration of maser emission
Apparent magnitude Calibration for an extinction effect Calibration of mk obtained with different optical system
< Difficulties in parallax determination >
< Scientific application > Calibration of the distance ladder Distance estimator using SR & OH/IR star masers Stellar evolution : SR → Mira ???
Kinematics from revised HIPPARCOS catalog Semiregular variables have masers
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Summary
VERA astrometric observations of the Galactic Miras have started since 2003. 2008 : Parallax measurement of 4 sources Bimodal morphorogy in S Crt 3D-motion of SY Scl in the Galaxy Tentative result of the Galactic Mira PL-
relation Application of the Galactic PL-relation
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