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Highlights on Debris Disks from the Herschel Key Science Programmes Aki Roberge Exoplanets and Stellar Astrophysics Lab NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

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Page 1: herschel debris disks - NASA...DUNES! “Dust Around Nearby Stars” PI: C. Eiroa (U. de Madrid)! • 150 hours, far-IR imaging of 134 F, G, K stars! • With DEBRIS project, fairly

Highlights on Debris Disks from the Herschel Key Science Programmes !

Aki Roberge!Exoplanets and Stellar Astrophysics Lab!NASA Goddard Space Flight Center!

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Herschel Space Observatory!

http://herschel.esac.esa.int/!

•  Far-IR to sub-mm imaging and spectroscopy!

•  Three instruments!

−  PACS, SPIRE, HIFI!

•  Launched May 2009!

•  Expected depletion of cryogen in early 2013 !

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GASPS!“Gas in Protoplanetary Systems”

PI: W. Dent (UKATC / ALMA JAO)!

•  400 hours, ~ 250 late B to M stars, 1 – 30 Myr old!

•  Primordial disks through young debris disks!

•  Far-IR spectra & photometry!

[C II], [O I], H2O + other data + models to get gas masses! Image credit : I. Kamp!

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The 49 Ceti System!One of two debris disks w/ sub-mm CO emission!

(A1 star, 10 to 30 Myr-old)!

Hughes et al. (2008)!

Warm inner disk, cold outer disk.

Inner disk resolved!

Wahhaj et al. (2007)!

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Dust in 49 Ceti with Herschel!

Roberge et al. (2012), in prep.!

70 μm !

Disk resolved at 70 μm!

−  HWHM ~ 250 AU!

−  PA agrees w/ sub-mm CO contours (−75° vs. −79° E of N)!

−  Cold dust and cold gas appear to be aligned!

−  Disk might be warped!

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Dust in 49 Ceti with Herschel!

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Atomic Gas in 49 Ceti!

•  CII emission detected (5σ); No OI emission!

•  Canʼt fit the CII, OI upper limit, and CO emission with a primordial-like gas disk model!

Roberge et al. (2012), in prep.!

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DUNES!“Dust Around Nearby Stars”

PI: C. Eiroa (U. de Madrid)!

•  150 hours, far-IR imaging of 134 F, G, K stars!

•  With DEBRIS project, fairly complete survey of nearby solar-type stars (d < 20 pc) for cold debris dust!

q1 Eri!

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Liseau et al. (2010)!

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Roberge et al. (2012), in press!

DUNES Survey Sensitivity!

mean z < 150 zodis!(Milan-Gabet et al. 2011)!

~ 25% of solar-type stars!(Eiroa et al. 2012, in prep.)!

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Other DUNES Highlights!•  All targets detected at 100 μm;

planned sensitivity achieved!

•  Nearly ½ of disks spatially resolved!

•  Variety of spectral energy distributions seen!–  Photospheres, normal disks,

faint disks, strange “steep” disks!

–  New class of very cold disks defy modeling; failed systems?!

Photosphere!

Normal disk!

Very cold disk!

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Summary!

3) Quarter of solar-type stars with > 10x our Kuiper belt!

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1)  Finally, resolving lots of disks in thermal emission!

2)  Detections of debris gas emission from more than just Beta Pic!