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Astrometric Observations of Mira variables with VERA A.Nakagawa ( 中中中中中 ), D.Nyu, M.Matsui, T.Omodaka, H.Imai, S.Kameno (Kagoshima University), T.Kurayama (KASI), H.Kobayashi, K.M.Shibata (NAOJ), VERA Project Team sia VLBI WS, Mar, 2009 Convention Hall at the Ewha Woman’s University, Seoul, Korea 1

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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 Presentation

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Page 1: Astrometric Observations  of Mira variables with VERA

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

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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

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Very recent study of T Lep Central star

1AU (208R0) → 2.5AU (475R0)

Molecular layer

2.5AU (520R0) → 5.7AU (1080R0)

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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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