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Auger results and the sources of UHECRs Michael Kachelrie NTNU, Trondheim [] Outline of the talk 1 Motivation & expectations for UHECR astronomy 2 Auger data and their interpretation 3 Auto-correlation analysis 4 Cen A as UHECR source


  1. Auger results and the sources of UHECRs Michael Kachelrieß NTNU, Trondheim []

  2. Outline of the talk 1 Motivation & expectations for UHECR astronomy 2 Auger data and their interpretation 3 Auto-correlation analysis 4 Cen A as UHECR source Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  3. What is the bonus of UHECR astronomy? astronomy with VHE photons restricted to few Mpc: 22 radio 20 18 log10(E/eV) 16 photon horizon γγ → e + e − CMB 14 IR 12 GC ⇓ Virgo ⇓ 10 kpc 10kpc 100kpc Mpc 10Mpc 100Mpc Gpc Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  4. What is the bonus of UHECR astronomy? astronomy with VHE photons restricted to few Mpc: astronomy with HE neutrinos: large λ ν , but also large uncertainty � δϑ � > ∼ 1 ◦ Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  5. What is the bonus of UHECR astronomy? astronomy with VHE photons restricted to few Mpc: astronomy with HE neutrinos: large λ ν , but also large uncertainty � δϑ � > ∼ 1 ◦ small event numbers: < ∼ few/yr for PAO or ICECUBE identification of steady sources challenging Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  6. What is the bonus of UHECR astronomy? 22 proton horizon 20 18 log10(E/eV) 16 photon horizon γγ → e + e − CMB 14 IR 12 GC ⇓ Virgo ⇓ 10 kpc 10kpc 100kpc Mpc 10Mpc 100Mpc Gpc Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  7. What is the bonus of UHECR astronomy? 22 proton horizon 20 18 log10(E/eV) 16 photon horizon γγ → e + e − CMB 14 use larger statistics of UHECRs IR well-suited horizon scale 12 small enough deflections in magnetic fields? GC ⇓ Virgo ⇓ 10 kpc 10kpc 100kpc Mpc 10Mpc 100Mpc Gpc Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  8. Possible anisotropies of extragalactic CRs: 1 Dipole anisotropy – cosmol. Compton-Getting effect induced by motion of Sun relative to cosmological rest frame requires λ CR ( E ) > ∼ λ LSS Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  9. Possible anisotropies of extragalactic CRs: 1 Dipole anisotropy – cosmol. Compton-Getting effect induced by motion of Sun relative to cosmological rest frame requires λ CR ( E ) > ∼ λ LSS 2 Anisotropies on medium scales z ≤ 0 . 2 : spots with ℓ ∼ 20 –40 degrees reflects LSS of matter, modified by B ∼ few × λ LSS requires λ CR ( E ) < Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  10. Possible anisotropies of extragalactic CRs: 1 Dipole anisotropy – cosmol. Compton-Getting effect induced by motion of Sun relative to cosmological rest frame requires λ CR ( E ) > ∼ λ LSS 2 Anisotropies on medium scales z ≤ 0 . 2 : spots with ℓ ∼ 20 –40 degrees reflects LSS of matter, modified by B requires λ CR ( E ) < ∼ few × λ LSS 3 Small-scale clustering Small-scale ∼ exp. angular resolution/deflections in B ⇒ CR from the “same” point sources requires small qB / E and small N s Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  11. Possible anisotropies of extragalactic CRs: 1 Dipole anisotropy – cosmol. Compton-Getting effect induced by motion of Sun relative to cosmological rest frame requires λ CR ( E ) > ∼ λ LSS 2 Anisotropies on medium scales z ≤ 0 . 2 : spots with ℓ ∼ 20 –40 degrees reflects LSS of matter, modified by B requires λ CR ( E ) < ∼ few × λ LSS 3 Small-scale clustering Small-scale ∼ exp. angular resolution/deflections in B ⇒ CR from the “same” point sources requires small qB / E and small N s 4 Correlations with specific sources requires small qB / E and small N s good source catalogue Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  12. Correlations with AGNs: Auger analysis AGN from VCC catalogue: mainly Seyfert galaxies expectation: E max ≪ 10 20 eV for most AGN in VCC Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  13. Correlations with AGNs: Auger analysis first data set with data < May 2006 to fix cuts: E th = 56 EeV, ℓ 0 = 3 . 1 ◦ and d ≤ 75 Mpc. second data set May 2006–August 2007: 13 events, 8 correlated, 2.7 expected ⇒ p ch ≈ 2 × 10 − 3 Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  14. Correlations with AGNs: Auger analysis first data set with data < May 2006 to fix cuts: E th = 56 EeV, ℓ 0 = 3 . 1 ◦ and d ≤ 75 Mpc. second data set May 2006–August 2007: 13 events, 8 correlated, 2.7 expected ⇒ p ch ≈ 2 × 10 − 3 just a “3 σ effect”, test against isotropy, no propagation not confirmed by HiRes AGN or something with similar distribution? Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  15. Correlations with AGNs: PAO analysis 27 CRs ( ⊙ ) and 472 AGN ( ∗ ): Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  16. Correlations with AGNs: PAO analysis 27 CRs ( ⊙ ) and 472 AGN ( ∗ ): correlated AGN are not promising UHECR sources [ Moskalenko et al. ’08, Hardcaste et al. ’08, Rachen ’08, . . . ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  17. Deflections for eE / Q = 4 × 10 19 eV in regular GMF: 0 2 4 6 8 10 Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  18. Energy threshold consistent with GZK horizon? 8 out of 13 CRs ( E ≥ 57 EeV) correlated within 75 Mpc: 1000 10 % 30 % 50 % 70 % 90 % 100 R [Mpc] 10 1 1e+19 1e+20 1e+21 E [eV] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  19. Energy threshold consistent with GZK horizon? 8 out of 13 CRs ( E ≥ 57 EeV) correlated within 75 Mpc: 1000 10 % 30 % 50 % 70 % 90 % 100 R [Mpc] 10 1 1e+19 1e+20 1e+21 E [eV] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  20. Energy threshold consistent with GZK horizon? 8 out of 13 CRs ( E ≥ 57 EeV) correlated within 75 Mpc: 1000 10 % 30 % 50 % 70 % 90 % 100 R [Mpc] 10 under-estimation of energy scale? or only LSS? 1 1e+19 1e+20 1e+21 E [eV] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  21. Energy threshold consistent with GZK horizon? 8 out of 13 CRs ( E ≥ 57 EeV) correlated within 75 Mpc: 1000 10 % 30 % 50 % 70 % 90 % 100 R [Mpc] 10 under-estimation of energy scale? or only LSS? safer method? 1 1e+19 1e+20 1e+21 E [eV] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  22. Comparing with sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07, ’08 ] Use the auto-correlation function, w ( ϑ ) = DD ( ϑ ) RR ( ϑ ) − 1 , where DD : number of pairs in catalogue RR : number of pairs in random sets for most popular sources of UHECRs: Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  23. Comparing with sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07, ’08 ] Use the auto-correlation function, w ( ϑ ) = DD ( ϑ ) RR ( ϑ ) − 1 , for most popular sources of UHECRs: AGN Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  24. Comparing with sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07, ’08 ] Use the auto-correlation function, w ( ϑ ) = DD ( ϑ ) RR ( ϑ ) − 1 , for most popular sources of UHECRs: AGN and GRB [ ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  25. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  26. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  27. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  28. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] reduced statistical error differences on all angular scales reduced dependence on B : global comparison on all angular scales only relative deflections enter possible to constrain B Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  29. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] reduced statistical error differences on all angular scales reduced dependence on B : global comparison on all angular scales only relative deflections enter possible to constrain B Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  30. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] reduced statistical error differences on all angular scales reduced dependence on B : global comparison on all angular scales only relative deflections enter possible to constrain B Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  31. Auto-correlation function of different sources: [ A. Cuoco et al. ’07 ] reduced statistical error differences on all angular scales reduced dependence on B : global comparison on all angular scales only relative deflections enter possible to constrain B Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

  32. Clustering signal for the PAO–Science data [ A. Cuoco et al. ’08 ] Moriond ’09 Michael Kachelrieß Auger results and the sources of UHECRs

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