AGN studies with EHT and EATING VLBI

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AGN studies with EHT and EATING VLBI Mareki Honma Mizusawa VLBI observatory, NAOJ ----- Meeting Notes (9/19/12 11:07) ----- Check whether ALMA should be listed Take off Onsala? Where listed in the PIP.

Touching the event horizons of BHs AGN core is most-likely a super-massive black hole. Yet, there is no confirmation of existence of event horizon Direct detection of BH shadow is an ultimate confirmation of existence of BH. (or negative results may indicate an existence of naked singularity !?) New breakthrough for experimental BH physics!? Fukue et al 1989 2

BH size source MBH/Msun Distance Angular radius Sgr A* 4 x 10^6 8 kpc 10μas M87 6 x 10^9 15 Mpc 7μas M104 1 x 10^9 10 Mpc 2μas Cen A 5 x 10^7 4 Mpc 0.25μas Shadow diameter : 1~5 times Schwartshild radius For imaging shadow, ~ 10μas resolution is required

Angular resolution of telescopes Wavelength – angular resolution diagram cm wave mm wave IR optical AKARI 1 arcsec Connected array HST Resolution in mas VLBI SUBARU Single dish ALMA VERA 1 mas VLBA VSOP-2 Submm VLBI Sgr A* BH size λ

Event Horizon Telescope Global network of mm/sub-mm VLBI to Image BH shadow, jet-root etc. Target source : Sgr A*, M87, Blazars, etc. Target resolution : ~20 uas or higher Hawaii CARMA SMTO ASTE/APEX Pico Veleta Planned Array around 2015 Green land ALMA LMT Phase-up ALMA joining in ~2015

Doeleman+(2008) 230GHz VLBI with JCMT – SMTO – CARMA ARO/SMT-CARMA(600km) ARO/SMT-JCMT Non-imaging analysis (traditional UV distance plot) 37±(16,10) uas as intrinsic diameter of Sgr A* As compact as ~ 4 R_s 6

Sgr A* in 2009 April 3-day obs. with Hawaii-SMTO-CARMA Detection with all baselines Variation with SMTO-CARMA baseline Structure variation at 0.4 mas scale (~ 4 AU, ~ 40 R_g) Fish +(2011)

Sgr A* parameters up-dated Fish+(2011), Broderick+(2011) constraining parameters with 4-nights data (2007, + 3 days in 2009) Low inclination/extreme Kerr case is ruled out (?)

M87 jet-base detection M87 optical image with Subaru M87 Jet observed with VLBA Jet launching point ? Doeleman+(2012), Science Resolved a structure with 5.5 R_sch scale

M87 : spinning BH ? Observed size: smaller than ISCO of a=0 BH Position : within ~2 Rs (if Hada+11 applies to 230 GHz) Sheath launched from AD ? > if so, suggests spinning BH

Science 338, 355 (2012) 毎日新聞 2012年9月28日 There is a song with this paper’s abstract as lyrics song by Jonathan Mann (please visit “you tube”) We are touching BH!

Blazar jets Jet root images at 230G !! (θ ~ 60 μas) J1924 by Lu+(2012) NRAO530 by Akiyama+

3C279 case Jet bending w.r.t. large scale jet

Interpretation of bending jet Small jet-angle variation Press release at 2012 ASJ meeting 朝日新聞 2012年9月19日

Fringe detection with APEX First fringes with Chilean station at 230G 3C279 in 2012 May Fringe spacing : ~30 μas !!

Status of APP (ALMA phasing project) Phasing-up 64 of ALMA antenna for sub-mm VLBI MRI proposal already approved (2011) PDR meeting held in Nov 1~2. APP conditionally approved by ALMA board (15 Nov 2012)

New imaging technique for EHT era UV coverage of VLBI is sparse FFT from UV plane to image is usually done with 0 padding (otherwise ill-posed problem) “Compressive sensing” is a way to directly solve ill-posed linear equations under the condition that the solution is sparse. No 0-padding allows us to get super resolution !

New technique Interferometry equation in the form of linear equations Limited (u,v) coverage makes this set equation as ill-posed problem. It cannot be solved because number of solved parameters is larger than that of equations If we can solve these equations directly (i.e., without 0 padding), the image should be free from 0-padding effect (no side-lobes, super-resolution !?)

Example : multiple point sources True image convolved with Normal beam true image Point sources within synthesized beam “Standard image” cannot distinguish them Compressive sensing image can separate them True image convolved with Super-resolution beam Super-resolution image with compressive sensing

BH Shadow “Standard image” marginally resolve the BH shadow shape true image “Standard image” marginally resolve the BH shadow shape CS image can trace the ring / crescent shape  → CS will significantly boost imaging with sub-mm VLBI Convolved with standard beam True image convolved with Super-resolution beam Super-resolution image with compressive sensing

Something on KVN + VERA Key features KVN+VERA provides much denser UV coverage 7 stations, 21 Baselines with 300 – 2000 km Frequency 22 or 43 GHz (+86, 129 for KVN) Multi-frequency monitor with KVN +VERA of Sgr A*, M87, and gamma-ray blazars

Improved M87 image @22GHz Data analysis: K. Niinuma Beam~140Rs With KVN+VERA, we can clearly chase βapp@1~10mas.

M87 Jet launch/acceleration Asada+ 11 “Key-Zone” @1~10mas Flare? Acciari+09 βapp =1 Quiescent? Ly+07

GENJI : Blazar monitor Example : 3C84, radio jet detection (VERA) after γ-ray flare (Fermi) VLBI map (2 x 2 pc), at 22 GHz Nagai+(2010) Radio light curve SSC model for Mrk 501 (Kino+2001) γ-ray mitting region:<1000 AU cm + (sub-)mm VLBI will lead comprehensive understanding (higher resolution & lower optical depth …)

Sgr A* 2013 event Trajectory of the dusty cloud (G2) VLT@3.76μm 2011.3 2008.3 2004.5

KVN+VERA has better (u,v) coverage than VLBA+GBT @ 43GHz!!! Pink: KVN Orange: KVN+VERA Yellow: VERA only Pink: VLBA+GBT Orange: VLBA only

Plan for 2013 Sgr A* event VERA monitoring every 3 weeks (proposed by Akiyama) Additional VERA+KVN imaging (TOO-type ?, but still commissioning phase) Collaboration with KVN team Single dish monitoring (22/43/86/129 GHz) + 3 station imaging up on flaring status

What to do with “EATING” VLBI EATING (East Asia To Italy Nearly Global) VLBI Target sources: M87/Sgr A*, Blazars (+ masers) Monitoring with higher resolution ! (better image, better astrometry) (one way to fill up the UV hole is to include Green Land Telescope)

Role of EATING VLBI in EHT era Follow-up with mm/cm VLBI with VERA/ KVN/ Italian VLBI network will be important Sgr A* : monitoring flare in 2013 ? multi-freq. variability M87 : mm-wave imaging and monitoring of jet acceleration blazars : GENJI-type monitoring tracing both optically thin / thick regimes

Let’s do some test observations ! Project codes for test observations KERA (KVN/VERA) with Noto VLBI Including Noto VINO with Medicina Medicina and KERA Global Observatory Link MAKGOLI with Sardinia Sardinia and KERA Experiment SAKE

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