Radiation Recoil Velocity of a Neutron Star

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Radiation Recoil Velocity of a Neutron Star Y. Kojima Hiroshima Univ. JGRG20 at Kyoto Sept. 21-25 in 2010 The 20 th Anniversary of JGRG & The 60 th Birthday of Prof. Nakamura & Prof. Maeda

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Radiation Recoil Velocity of a Neutron Star. Y. Kojima Hiroshima Univ. The 20 th Anniversary of JGRG & The 60 th Birthday of Prof. Nakamura & Prof. Maeda. JGRG20 at Kyoto Sept. 21-25 in 2010. Contents. High velocity of BH/NSs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Radiation Recoil Velocity of a Neutron Star

Y. Kojima Hiroshima Univ.  

JGRG20 at Kyoto Sept. 21-25 in 2010  

The 20th Anniversary of JGRG

&The 60th Birthday of Prof. Nakamura & Prof. Maeda

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ContentsHigh velocity of BH/NSs  as a consequence of violent event Comment on high velocity of BH by GW radiation Models + recent observation Proper motion of pulsars/magnetars

Magnetic fields? Recoil velocity of a pulsar by EM radiation Shifted dipole Model ( Harrison &Tademaru 1975) Model of magnetic dipole + quadrupole radiation

(Y.K & Y. Kato 2010) Discussion

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Runaway Black Hole by GWVelocity by linear momentum radiation reaction

• Quadrupole +Octapole Gravitational Radiation

Bekenstein 1973 -…• BH Perturbation 1983 - …

Nakamura+Haugan+Sasaki+Oohara+Y.K.+….• Numerical Relativity 2006 -…

Baker et al …, Campanelli et al, +… Maximum velocity, ‘anti-kick’,…

cMcEMPv GWGW )/(/ 2

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Observational Evidence forHigh Velocity of BHs ?

e.g., Quasar E1821+643 @z=0.297 2100km/s Robinson et al 2010 SDSS J1054.35+345631.3 @z=0.272

3500km/s Shields et al 2009

• For super massive BH, GW recoil? • For stellar mass BH, some ambiguity with SN

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Proper Motion of PSRs

Proper motion by PSR timing methods,interferometersHelfand,  Taylor & Manchester (1977) for 5 PSRsHobbs et al (2005) for 233 PSRs

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Velocity of PSR/MagnetarsProper motion Hobbs et al (2005)

Mean 3D velocity is 400km/s

Fast moving pulsarsPSR2224+45(Cordes+1993)B1508+55(Chatterjee+2005)

Upper limits for magnetarsAXP XTEJ1810-197 1E2259+586 SGR 1900+14

(Helfand+2007, Kaplan+ 2009…)

 

skmv /800

skmv /1000

skmv

skmv

skmv

/930

/1300

/210

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Kick Velocity of PulsarsProposed Mechanisms ( No References)

• Pre-natal scenario

Collapse of binary

• Natal scenario

Asymmetry of SN explosionNeutrinos/(Magneto-) Hydrodynamical waves

• Post-natal scenario

EM radiation and its recoil

skmRGMv /100)/( 2/1

Magnetic fields

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Kick Velocity caused by Magnetic Fields

Asymmetry of SN explosionNeutrinos/(Magneto-) Hydrodynamical wavesStrong field strength

EM-radiation and its recoil Field configuration

• When and how is the (strong) magnetic field generated? Fossil or dynamo?

• Upper limit for magnetars means no importance? Complicated?

GB 1510

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Strength & configuration of magnetic fields in newborn NS

Strong magnetic fields generated by dynamo

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  Global Simulation of Dynamofor Fully Convective Rotating Stars

Saturated at

W. Dobler et. al., (2006) ApJ368, 336

2/133 )/(10 RGMt

NOT Neutron Star

Higher multipoles are generated.

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Strength & configuration of magnetic fields in newborn NS

Strong magnetic fields generated by dynamo (Thompson & Duncan 1993

Bonanno, Urpin & Belvedere 2006)

• For a fast rotator, strong ordered fields are generated.

• Maximum strength decreases, and higher mulitipole (small scale) fields dominate with decrease of initial spin.Almost dipole field in manetars, but dipole field + higher mulitipoles in PSRs

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Recoil Velocity by Radiation

Radiation of (GW/EM) waves• Energy is an incoherent sum

• In linear momentum radiation, interference is important  

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Configuration

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• Dipole shifted from center by s• Nonzero momentum by

up-down asymmetry of B

Off-center Dipole ModelHarrison &Tademaru (1975)ApJ 201, 447 ( Lai et al (2001) ApJ 549, 1111 )

Quadrupole moment

5

QP

RssQ

? Much larger Q

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Dipole and Quarupole Radiation  

• Large quadrupole moment

• But, weak constraint in present slow rotating phase

Spindown is given by

RQQ B

0/ cQQ s

222)/( ll

l McL

,..., 21 QMM

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Model of Dipole plus Quradrupole Radiation

Paramters Strength Configuration

Magnetic radiation M(l,m) M(1,1), M(2,1),M(2,2)

Off-center DipoleM(1,1),M(2,1),E(1,1)

 

Q

Q, ,, 21

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Pure Dipole Dipole + Quadrupole

  Global Structure of Closed Field Lines near Light Cylinder

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Symmetry of Radiation Partern

Poynting flux 2/ 0

+z

-z

Symmteric Asymmteric

Kick

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Radiation Loss and Evolution• Energy loss determines the spin evolution.

• Momentum loss determines the acceleration.

• Kinetic velocity is given by

M(1,1) M(2,1) M(2,2)

M(1,1) x M(2,1)

M

E

E

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dt

dV

dt

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Efficient Configuration

Large momentum radiation Orthogonal dipole and quadrupole planes

Small M(2,2) radiation

Small inclination angle Almost axially symmetric quadrupole field

Maximum velocity at

 icQ /

2/

skmmsPV i /)1/(930 2

22

iiP

M

E

E

PV rot

02

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SummaryKick velocity by rotating magnetic dipole

and quadrupole moments• Strong field is NOT necessary• Configuration is importantSlow velocity of magnetar with almost

diopleHigh velocity of PSR with large

quadrupole

• Or magnetic field is not relevant? 

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Final Remaks• Porper motion is a relic of violent event• Direct observation by GWs, GRBs

  LCGT soon!

We hope better understanding of the

relativistic astrophysics by the next anniversary of JGRG

meeting