Star-disk interaction in young stars with E-ELT/HIRES

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Star-disk interaction in young stars with E-ELT/HIRES T-REX Meeting – Sesto/Sexten – 23rd July 2015 Star-disk interaction in young stars with E-ELT/HIRES A preview from X-Shooter spectra Simone Antoniucci (INAF–OA Roma) and JEDI collaborators J.Alcalà, K.Biazzo, F.Bacciotti, R.Bonito, C.Codella, E.Covino, F.Fontani, D.Fedele, A.Frasca, T.Giannini, G. Li Causi, D.Lorenzetti, C.Manara, B.Nisini, A.Natta, L.Podio, L.Testi, G.Santangelo, B.Stelzer, M.Tazzari Jets and Disks @ Inaf

From cores to planetary systems HH30 HST core Hernandez + 2007, Fedele+ 2011 HH30 HST disk accretion/jets HL Tau ALMA transitional disk/ planet formation Fomalhaut HST Inner disk accretion/clearing: e-folding time ~ 2-3 Myr debris disk / planetary system t T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Protostellar system: star-disk interaction adapted from Dullemond & Monnier 2010 Star + magnetic field + gaseous inner disk (accretion/winds) + dusty disk winds/jets accretion shock accretion flows 1 AU @150pc = 7 mas What we know now: Evolution of star and disk are tightly coupled We know very little about magnetic fields (but they are extremely important!) Gas (chemistry) and dust (size distribution) evolve with time and are affected by the star Structure of the inner disk (and its evolution) is critical for outcome of planet formation (planets in the habitable zone and their characteristics) inner gas disk T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Optical-NIR spectrum of YSOs: X-Shooter VLT/X-Shooter 0.3-2.5 um spectrum of a young stellar object Alcalá+ 2014 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 2000 RU Lup (K7; M 1M) 10-11 (R~10000) Fλ (erg/s/cm2/nm) 10-12 λ (nm) Antoniucci+ 2015 UV excess, IR excess  accretion, veiling HI lines & other permitted lines (OI, HeI, CaI, CaII, FeI, TiI, NaI, …)  probe inner circumstellar structures (accretion, winds) Forbidden lines ([FeII], [OI], [SII], [NII], …)  wind/jet diagnostics Molecular lines (H2, CO, H2O, OH)  disk, jet diagnostics HI lines Emission v (km/s) Photospheric features  spectral type, luminosity class, magnetic field, veiling Abs. T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

X-Shooter spectra: accretion & emission lines X-Shooter  complete characterization of stellar and accretion properties of sources, mostly Classical T Tauri stars (class II obejcts) JEts and Disks @ Inaf OAR, OACN, OAA, OACt, OAPa Significant effort to perform X-Shooter surveys of several star-forming regions (Cha, Lup, ρ Oph, σ Ori, CrA, …) JEDI: our italian group working on this subject http://www.oa-roma.inaf.it/irgroup/JEDI/JEDI/Home.html Alcalá+ 2014, Manara+ 2015 Multiple photospheric features fitting Excess continuum fitting Lacc-line relationships T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Macc vs source parameters, Macc vs time evolution Mass accretion 0.3-2.5 μm coverage  diagnostics for mass accretion rate (UV excess, emission lines) Macc vs source parameters, Macc vs time evolution Alcalá+ 2014, Manara+ 2015 Antoniucci+ 2014 embedded/younger sources (Class I) BDs and below ELT+HIRES  accretion in brown dwarfs and below (limit is our knowledge of chromospheric activity in stars without disks, Manara+ 2013), accretion in farther star- forming regions (LMC/SMC), accretion dependence on metallicity, accretion in embedded (younger) sources T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

HI lines: info on circumstellar gas Wide spectral coverage  use multiple lines: HI series decrements  properties of hot gas in the inner circumstellar region (accretion/winds/disk) Balmer decrements Antoniucci+ 2015 in prep Normalized Flux Kwan & Fischer 2011 emission line models: self-consistent radiative transfer calculations, can manage optically thick emission Hβ Hγ Hδ Hε H8 H9 H10 H11 H Decrement analysis provides range of gas T (3000-20000 K) and n (108 – 1011 cm-3), shape correlates with accretion rate Refined radiative transfer models are required + line profiles are often difficult to interpret HIRES  sensitivity to study same gas through other tracers (e.g. [OI],CaII,H2,H2O,…), often easier to interpret (optically thin lines) v (km/s) T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

High resolution spectra: profile analysis HI  traces accretion flows TNG/Giano NIR spectra of pre-Main Sequence objects (R~50000) Nisini, Antoniucci+ in prep XZ Tau XZ Tau Normalized flux Normalized flux He I  traces winds HI  traces accretion flows HIRES high resolution analysis: study variations of source structures through different tracers (shifts, appearance/disappearance of peaks/dims) revealing modifications in gas geometry and kinematics T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Inner gaseous disk CO ν=2-1 H2O Rmin=20AU i=5° i=30° Rmin=50AU inner radius inner radius HIRES: high sensitivity & high resolution (R > 50000, few km/s)  probe the kinematics and gas content of the inner region of the disk Najita+ 2009, Doppmann+ 2011 CO ν=2-1 [OI] slow winds (photoevaporation?) X-Shooter spectra, Manara+2013 H2O T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Excitation and dynamics of winds/jets stellar wind X-wind disk-wind Use large number of lines to probe different excitation layers in the jet Constraints on physical parameters in the jet  T, n, xe, Av, dust depletion Estimate mass loss rate, correlation with source properties Models for nebular emission lines Forbidden lines in X-Shooter spectrum of ESO-Ha 574 accretion Constraints on physical parameters in the jet acceleration region (< 100 AU)  T, n, xe, Av, dust depletion Accurate measure of the radial (and angular) velocity field  measure Mwind and efficiency of angular momentum extraction Understand effects on disk gas/dust dispersal and evolution  affects formation of planets [SII] 6731 [SII] 6716 LSR Velocity (kms-1) d (arcsec) Whelan+ 2014 Par-Lup 3-4 jet X-Shooter Giannini+ 2014 T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Excitation and dynamics of winds/jets stellar wind X-wind disk-wind Use large number of lines to probe different excitation layers in the jet Constraints on physical parameters in the jet  T, n, xe, Av, dust depletion Estimate mass loss rate, correlation with source properties Models for nebular emission lines Forbidden lines in X-Shooter spectrum of ESO-Ha 574 accretion  test different jet-launching models from kinematic components (jet acceleration/collimation within 10-100 AU, ~70-700 mas at 150 pc, AO is critical, IFU mode!)  find signature of jet rotation (few km/s) and accurately measure the radial (and angular) velocity field  mass loss rate and efficiency of angular momentum extraction  understand implications for disk gas dispersal and evolution (affects formation of planets) Giannini+ 2014 T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Stellar and accretion properties of embedded protostars High-sensitivity, high-resolution near-IR spectra are needed to detect the weak photospheric absorption lines in heavily veiled (strong excess continuum) embedded (much younger) sources  source characterization (stellar + accretion parameters) Brγ Br13 Br12 Nisini, Antoniucci+ 2005 Antoniucci+ 2014 Fλ T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Magnetic fields Johns-Krull 2009, Gregory+ 2012, Donati+ 2012, Hussain 2012 Very few measurements up to now, only brightest objects Variations of polarized profiles to reconstruct MF topology Extension to large number of sources is critical to understand impact on disk+star evolution Requirements (why HIRES is perfect): High sensitivity + high spectral resolution (R = 100000), polarimetric mode Broad spectral coverage T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

HIRES for star-disk interaction: a preview Mass accretion in YSOs Fully characterize Macc in BDs, younger/embedded sources, farther star- forming regions Resolution > 5 104 and NIR critical for younger/embedded sources IFU and AO mode would be good to try to connect to the inner disk/wind Jets/ouflows High resolution and AO mode required R~105 to measure jet rotation and disentangle jet-launching models; slit or IFU (would be good!) Inner gaseous disk High resolution R~105 for detecting lines through telluric features, profiles Magnetic fields High resolution R~105; polarimetry; seeing-limited ok Important: synergy with ALMA For all previous points synergy with ALMA is critical to study connection with the outer disk evolution and the large scale outflows Check the HIRES white paper (http://arxiv.org/abs/1310.3163) T-REX meeting - Sesto - July 2015 - S. Antoniucci

Grazie T-REX meeting – Sesto – July 2015 – Simone Antoniucci “A che tante facelle?” – G. Leopardi