Searching for young proto-planetary disks from ALMA archival data Final presentation



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Searching for young proto-planetary disks from ALMA archival data Final presentation Speaker: Pou Ieng Cheong( 張 寶 瑩 ) 1 Supervisor: Shih Ping Lai( 賴 詩 萍 ) 2,3 1 Department of electrophysics, NCTU 2 Department of physics, NTHU 3 Institute of Astronomy, NTHU Date: 2015/08/28

Outline Introduction Works Target moment maps position-velocity(p-v) diagrams Conclusions

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Keplerian Disk (proto-star disk) v = GM R v v: velocity of the molecular R: from the central of the star M: the mass of the object G: gravitational constant R M

Class 0? Class Ⅱ Class I Class Ⅲ Pic:Meredith MacGregor

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My Study Protostar Class Line Transition IRAS16293 A&B 0 12 CO, H 13 CN, 13 CH 3 OH 6-5, 8-7, 15-14 VLA1623 0 C 18 O, DCO + 2-1, 3-2 HD163296 Ⅱ 13 CO, C 18 O, 12 CO, 12 CO 2-1, 2-1, 2-1, 3-2 HL Tau I toⅡ 12 CO, HCO + 1-0, 1-0 Species Optically thick Optically thin 12 CO 13 CO Sometimes C 18 O

Star Line Transition Rest Frequency Information: Splatalogue (GHz) Band Transitional energy (K) IRAS16293A&B 12 CO 6-5 691.47308 9 82.9738 IRAS16293A&B H 13 CN 8-7 690.55207 9 116.0094 IRAS16293B 13 CH 3 OH 15 (0,15)-14 (0,14) 703.88965 9 250.3083 VLA1623 C 18 O 2-1 291.56036 6 5.2688 VLA1623 DCO + 3-2 216.11258 6 10.3721 HD163296 12 CO 3-2 345.79599 7 16.5962 HD163296 13 CO 2-1 220.39868 6 5.2888 HD163296 C 18 O 2-1 219.56036 6 5.2688 HD163296 12 CO 2-1 230.53800 6 5.5321 HL Tau 12 CO 1-0 115.27120 3 0 HL Tau HCO + 1-0 89.18853 3 0

IRAS16293-2422A&B IRAS 16293 2422 is a well studied low-mass very young star. A&A 2013 Luis A. Zapata et al source A source B Constellation Ophiuchus Right ascension 16 h 32 m 22.736 s Declination 24 28 32.5 Beam size 0.29 X 0.17 Band 9 Continuum image

Moment maps of IRAS16293-2422A Figure shows Intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of 12 CO. Contours are in steps of -3, 3, 5, 7σ with σ=0.1jy/beam. blue contours: blue-shift; red contours: red-shift; magenta contour: IRAS16293-2422A

Moment maps of IRAS16293-2422A Figure shows Intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of H 13 CN. Contours are in steps of 3, 5, 7, 10, 20, 30σ with σ=20mjy/beam. white contour: IRAS16293-2422A

P-V diagrams of IRAS16293-2422A 12 CO H 13 CN Left figure: H 13 CN right figure: 12 CO Contours are in steps of -20, -10, -5, -3, 3, 5, 10, 20σ σ =20mJy/beam for H 13 CN, σ =0.1Jy/beam for 12 CO. curves: kepler s third law, different colors represent different masses of the protostar.(except blue line: infall)

Moment maps of IRAS16293-2422B The figure shows intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of 12 CO(J=6-5). Contours are in steps of -3, 3, 5, 7σ with σ= 1.9Jy/beam blue contours: blue-shift; red contours: red-shift; white contour: IRAS16293-2422B

Moment maps of IRAS16293-2422B H 13 CN J=8-7 Fig. 1b&1c Intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated maps of 13 CH 3 OH and H 13 CN. Contours are in steps of -3, 3, 5, 7σ with σ= 0.16Jy/beam blue contours: blue-shift red contours: red-shift white contour: IRAS16293-2422B

P-V diagrams (line: 12 CO) Left figure: without inclination angle, right figure: with inclination angle *inclination angle = 73 o (for my assumption) Contours are in steps of -20, -10, -5, -3, 3, 5, 10, 20σ σ =0.1Jy/beam for 12 CO. curves: the kepler s third law of, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

P-V diagrams (line:h 13 CN) Left figure: without inclination angle, right figure: with inclination angle Contours are in steps of -20, -10, -5, -3, 3, 5σ σ =60mJy/beam for H 13 CN. curves: the kepler s third law of, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

P-V diagrams (line: 13 CH 3 OH) Left figure: without inclination angle, right figure: with inclination angle Contours are in steps of -5, -3, 3, 5σ σ =80mJy/beam for 13 CH 3 OH. curves: the kepler s third law of, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

VLA1623 Constellation Ophiuchus Right ascension 16 h 26 m 26.419 s Declination 24 24 29.988 Beam size 0.85 X 0.56 Band 6

Moment maps Figures show left: Intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of C 18 O, right: Intensity integrated map of DCO +. Contours are in steps of -3, 3, 5, 7,10,20σ with σ=10mjy/beam for C 18 O σ=5mjy/beam for DCO +. blue contours: blue-shift; red contours: red-shift; yellow/ magenta contour:vla1623

P-V diagram of VLA1623 Left figure: C 18 O, right figure: DCO + Contours are in steps of -20, -10, -5, -3, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30σ σ =8mJy/beam for C 18 O, σ =3mJy/beam for DCO +. curves: the kepler s third law of, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

HD163296 Constellation Sagittarius Right ascension 17 h 56 m 21.280 s Declination 21 57 32.434 Beam size 0.55 X 0.38 Band 6

HD163296 moment maps Figures show (left & right) Intensity of 13 CO and C 18 O. Contours are in steps of 3, 5, 10,20,30,40σ with σ= 10mJy/beam and σ= 7mJy/beam for C 18 O. blue contours: blue-shift red contours: red-shift black contour: the continuum emission red line :p-v cut Photo: http://planetfacts.org/protostar/

Moment maps The figure(left) shows, intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of 12 CO(J=3-2, Band7). Contours are in steps of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40σ with σ= 30mJy/beam. Right-hand side shows the intensity map of 12 CO(J=2-1, Band6). Contours are in steps of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 70σ with σ= 10mJy/beam. blue contours: blue-shift; red contours: red-shift red line: p-v cut Photo:

P-V diagrams of HD163296 V LSR =7.2 km/s V LSR =5.8 km/s The figures show, left: 12 CO(J=3-2), right: 12 CO(J=2-1) Contours are in steps of 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 70σ with σ= 10mJy/beam for 12 CO(J=3-2), 3, 5, 10, 20, 30σ with σ= 10mJy/beam for 12 CO(J=2-1), curves: kepler s third law, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

P-V diagrams of HD163296 V LSR =5.8 km/s The figure shows, yellow contours: 13 CO,red contours:c 18 O Contours are in steps of 3, 5, 10,20,30σ with σ= 10mJy/beam curves: kepler s third law, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

HL Tau * continuum image band6 Constellation Taurus Right ascension 16 h 32 m 22.736 s Declination 24 28 32.5 Beam size 0.08 X 0.06 Band 3

HL Tau youtube * continuum image band6 Constellation Taurus Right ascension 16 h 32 m 22.736 s Declination 24 28 32.5 Beam size 0.08 X 0.06 Band 3

HL Tau moment maps The figures show(left: 12 CO(J=1-0, Band3), right: HCO + (J=1-0, Band3)), intensity (contours) and velocity (color-scale) integrated map of CO, contours are in steps of 3,5,7,10,20,30,40σ with σ= 8mJy/beam the intensity map of HCO +, contours are in steps of 3, 5, 10, 20σ with σ= 2mJy/beam blue contours: blue-shift; red contours: red-shift, red line: p-v cut

P-V diagrams of HL Tau HCO + 12 CO These figures show, left: 12 CO, right: HCO + with inclination angle red contours are in steps of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40σ with σ= 10mJy/beam 12 CO. curves: the kepler s third law of, different colors represent different masses of the proto-star.(except blue line: infall)

Conclusions Protostar IRAS16293 A&B VLA1623 HD163296 HL Tau Keplerian Disk don t know Protostar Line Keplerian motion? VLA1623 C 18 O VLA1623 DCO + HD163296 12 CO(J=2-1) HD163296 13 CO HD163296 C 18 O HD163296 12 CO(J=3-2) HL Tau 12 CO HL Tau HCO +?

This is the end of my presentation, thank you for your listening!!

Assume thin disk b a a b = cosi i: inclination angle