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Internal motions in star clusters
Internal motions in star clusters
Gordon DrukierDept. of Astronomy, Yale University
Yale Astrometry Workshop — 21 July 2005
Gordon DrukierDept. of Astronomy, Yale University
Yale Astrometry Workshop — 21 July 2005
Why?Why?
Kinematics:
Velocity structure of the cluster
Mass distribution
Distance
Dynamics
Kinematics:
Velocity structure of the cluster
Mass distribution
Distance
Dynamics
Planning the observationsPlanning the observations
e: proper motion error (km/s)a: centering accuracy (pixels)r: plate scale (mas/pixel)d: distance (kpc)t: time baseline (years)N: Number of frame pairs
e: proper motion error (km/s)a: centering accuracy (pixels)r: plate scale (mas/pixel)d: distance (kpc)t: time baseline (years)N: Number of frame pairs
e=4.74√2 ard/t√N e=4.74√2 ard/t√N
Example:ACS/HRC a=0.03 r=27 mas/pixel, N=20e=σ0/3
NGC 6752d=4kpc, σ0 =12 km/s
t=1.2 years
NGC 6388d=10kpc, σ0 =19 km/s
t=2 years
M71d=4kpc, σ0 =2 km/s
t=7 years
Example:ACS/HRC a=0.03 r=27 mas/pixel, N=20e=σ0/3
NGC 6752d=4kpc, σ0 =12 km/s
t=1.2 years
NGC 6388d=10kpc, σ0 =19 km/s
t=2 years
M71d=4kpc, σ0 =2 km/s
t=7 years
Now, assuming you have some proper motions, what can you do with them?
Now, assuming you have some proper motions, what can you do with them?
[King et al. (1998)][King et al. (1998)]
NGC 6397: HST/WFPC2 32 mo. baseline NGC 6397: HST/WFPC2 32 mo. baseline
MembersMembers Non-membersNon-members
[Richer et al. (2004)][Richer et al. (2004)]
M4: HST/WFPC2 6 year baselineM4: HST/WFPC2 6 year baseline
White dwarf sequence!White dwarf sequence!
Bottom of the main sequenceBottom of the main sequence
M4: HST/WFPC2, 5 yearsM4: HST/WFPC2, 5 years
[Bedin et al. (2003)][Bedin et al. (2003)]
M4M4
Galactic bulgeGalactic bulge
QSOQSO
Absolute proper motion & Galactic rotation constantAbsolute proper motion & Galactic rotation constant
[Bedin et al. (2003)][Bedin et al. (2003)]
A - B = V0/R0 = 27.6 ± 1.7 km s-1 kpc-1
[Anderson & King (2003)][Anderson & King (2003)]
47 Tuc: HST/WFPC2 5 yr baseline47 Tuc: HST/WFPC2 5 yr baseline
SMCSMC
[Anderson & King (2003)][Anderson & King (2003)]
SMC motion with respect to 47 TucSMC motion with respect to 47 Tuc
[Anderson & King (2003)][Anderson & King (2003)]
core radiuscore radius
SMC with respect to 47 Tuc
Relative motion in RA, -4.716 ± 0.035 mas yr-1;
Relative motion in declination, -1.357 ± 0.021 mas yr-1;
Absolute motion in RA, 5.64 ± 0.20 mas yr-1;
Absolute motion in declination, -2.05 ± 0.20 mas yr-1;
Rotational proper motion, 0.233 ± 0.055 mas yr-1.
SMC with respect to 47 Tuc
Relative motion in RA, -4.716 ± 0.035 mas yr-1;
Relative motion in declination, -1.357 ± 0.021 mas yr-1;
Absolute motion in RA, 5.64 ± 0.20 mas yr-1;
Absolute motion in declination, -2.05 ± 0.20 mas yr-1;
Rotational proper motion, 0.233 ± 0.055 mas yr-1.
[van Leeuwen et al. (2000)][van Leeuwen et al. (2000)]
ω Cen: Yale-Columbia 26”, 239 year effective baselineω Cen: Yale-Columbia 26”, 239 year effective baseline
[McNamara et al. (2003)] [McNamara et al. (2003)]
M15: HST/WFPC2 8 year baselineM15: HST/WFPC2 8 year baselineLines are at ± 1mas/yearLines are at ± 1mas/year
M15M15
[Gerrsen et al. (2003)][Gerrsen et al. (2003)]
[McNamara et al. (2003)][McNamara et al. (2003)]
M15M15
[Gerrsen et al. (2003)][Gerrsen et al. (2003)]
[McNamara et al. (2003)][McNamara et al. (2003)]
[Drukier et al. (2003)][Drukier et al. (2003)]
NGC 6752: HST/WFPC2 5 yr baselineNGC 6752: HST/WFPC2 5 yr baseline
Error Median:0.31 mas/yr Mode: 0.17 mas/yrError Median:0.31 mas/yr Mode: 0.17 mas/yr
[Drukier et al. (2003)][Drukier et al. (2003)]
NGC 6752: HST/WFPC2 5 year baselineNGC 6752: HST/WFPC2 5 year baseline
Velocity Dispersion ProfileVelocity Dispersion Profile
C.f. 3.5 to 6.3 km/s central radial velocity dispersion from the integrated spectrum [Dubath et al. (1997)]
⇒ (M/L)V ~ 9(M/L)☉
C.f. 3.5 to 6.3 km/s central radial velocity dispersion from the integrated spectrum [Dubath et al. (1997)]
⇒ (M/L)V ~ 9(M/L)☉