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BH-NS MAGNETOSPHERE collaborator Masaru Shibata (YITP, AEI) YITP (Tomoki Wada) 2018 Binary Black Hole GW150916, .. 5 detection Binary Neutron Star GW170817 &


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BH-NS MAGNETOSPHERE

YITP

和田知己

collaborator Masaru Shibata 
 (YITP, AEI)

(Tomoki Wada)

高エネルギー宇宙物理学研究会 2018

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Binary Black Hole → GW150916, .. 5 detection Binary Neutron Star → GW170817 & GRB170817A, macronova, afterglow

γ-ray Radio

Electromagnetic Counterpart was detected !!!

GW ASTRONOMY

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Binary Black Hole → GW150916, …5.5 detection Binary Neutron Star → GW170817 & GRB170817A, macronova, afterglow

γ-ray Radio

Electromagnetic Counterpart was detected !!!

GW ASTRONOMY

What can we detect with GW from BH-NS merger ???

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What happens with BH-NS merger? Typically ・light BH → tidal disruption … destroyed NS will light ・heavy BH → NO tidal disruption

COUNTERPART WITH BH-NS MERGER

Nothing will light ??

MBH/MNS ≲ 5, a ≳ 0.5

(Else) ( )

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What happens with BH-NS merger? Typically ・light BH → tidal disruption … destroyed NS will light ・heavy BH → NO tidal disruption

COUNTERPART WITH BH-NS MERGER

Nothing will light ??

MBH/MNS ≲ 5, a ≳ 0.5

(Else) ( )

NS … STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD → LIGHT EMISSION?

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・assume pulsar is dipole ・NS is conductor →. in coronation frame ・Poisson equation ・Electric field parallel to Magnetic field will accelerate charged particles

PULSAR MAGNETOSPHERE

⃗ E NS = − ( ⃗ Ω × ⃗ r) c × ⃗ B NS

⃗ B NS ⃗ B out Eout

∼ ΩR c B

R

Eout

⃗ B out

⃗ B NS

⃗ E out

e−

Eout ∼ ΩBNSR5 cr4

LIGHT EMISSION

⃗ E = ⃗

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・assume pulsar is dipole ・NS is conductor →. in coronation frame ・Poisson equation ・Electric field parallel to Magnetic field will accelerate charged particles

PULSAR MAGNETOSPHERE

⃗ E NS = − ( ⃗ Ω × ⃗ r) c × ⃗ B NS

⃗ B NS ⃗ B out Eout

∼ ΩR c B

R

Eout

⃗ B out

⃗ B NS

⃗ E out

e−

Eout ∼ ΩBNSR5 cr4

LIGHT EMISSION

⃗ E = ⃗

IF THIS HAPPENS IN BH-NS BINARY, CHARGED PARTICLE WILL EMIT LIGHT →THIS CAN BE COUNTERPART OF GW FROM BH-NS MERGER

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PROBLEM

Pulsar … accelerates particles Does exist in binary ?? Setting Consider magnetic dipole rotating BH Is there which accelerate particles from NS ??

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Calculate induced electric field

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AIM

Pulsar magnetosphere Binary magnetosphere Assume NS is dipole which is spinning → Calculate induced electric field → will accelerate particles

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Assume NS is dipole which is rotating BH → Calculate induced electric field → is there ? Eout

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BASIC EQUATIONS

Maxwell equations ( in flat spacetime ) Current is rotating dipole

∂t ⃗ B + ⃗ ∇ × ⃗ E = 0

⃗ ∇ ⋅ ⃗ B = 0

∂t ⃗ E − ⃗ ∇ × ⃗ B = − 4π ⃗ J

⃗ ∇ ⋅ ⃗ E = 4πρ

mλμ :magnetic moment

NS(τ) :orbit of NS

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:angular direction party even

VECTOR HARMONICS EXPANSION

Expand vector fields using vector harmonics Maxwell equations Time evolution equation

Blm

3

Blm

2

Blm

1 :radial direction

:angular direction party odd

Bi

Blm

1

Blm

3

Blm

2

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GREEN FUNCTION METHOD

・Fourier transformation

ωr jl(ωr) ωr h(1)

l (ωr)

BH NS

r

r = 0

Regular at

  • utgoing wave at infinity

・give boundary condition Construct Green function & Solve equation

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MAGNETIC FIELD

times vector harmonics & sum up l, m

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ELECTRIC FIELD

times vector harmonics sum up l, m

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ELECTRIC FIELD

times vector harmonics sum up l, m

WHAT IS HAPPENING ????

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NUMERICAL ELECTRIC(Z=0)

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2π Ω ∼ 60

R = 5

Mtot = 10M⊙

separation total mass

@ constant time surface

r ⋅ E

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NUMERICAL ELECTRIC( )

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NUMERICAL MAGNETIC ( )

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almost dipole dipole + spiral arm (radiation)

r ⋅ B

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NUMERICAL MAGNETIC ( )

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almost dipole dipole + spiral arm (radiation)

r ⋅ B

dipole radiative dipole

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NUMERICAL MAGNETIC

z=60 z=100

almost spiral arm (radiation)

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∼ 2π Ω

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spiral arm (radiation) radiative radiative

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IS THERE ??

There is and Particle acceleration will happen

PARTICLE ACCELERATION

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z10cos

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BINARY MAGNETOSPHERE

magnetosphere can’t be vacuum and may filled with plasma.. There are gaps in co-rotating magnetosphere particle acceleration & charged particle emits light

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There is In binary, electromagnetic field changes dynamically → there must be many gaps

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PARTICLE ACCELERATION

Order estimate of particle acceleration BH NS

r

R

Plasma

ρ ∼ E R ∼ v B(R) R ∼ mzΩ R3

Er ∼ mzΩ2R r2

Considering only mode

l = 1

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PARTICLE ACCELERATION

BH NS

r

R

ρ ∼ E R ∼ v B(R) R ∼ mzΩ R3

Er(r) ∼ mzΩ2R r2

S ∼ R2

Emitting area Accelerating region

Racc ∼ Ω−1

L ∼ IV ∼ (ρcR2) ⋅ (Er(Racc) Racc)

∼ (mz)2Ω3R−1

acc

∝ R−6

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PARTICLE ACCELERATION

BH NS

r

R

S ∼ R2

Emitting area

L ∼ (mz)2Ω3R−1

acc

∼ 1042 erg/s

  • cf. rotating dipole

Accelerating region

Racc ∼ Ω−1

L ∼ IV ∼ (ρcR2) ⋅ (Er(Racc) Racc)

∼ (mz)2Ω3R−1

acc

∝ R−6

L ∼ ∝ R−7

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SUMMARY

・BH-NS binary … there is especially near binary → magnetosphere must filled with plasma ・charged particle may be accelerated → luminosity → it can be electromagnetic counterpart as precursor

・frequency ・evaluate acceleration ・effect of plasma ・effect of GR

FUTURE WORK

L ∼ 1042 erg/s

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