RECURRENT NOVA T Pyx : A NORMAL NOVA ERUPTION ~1866

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RECURRENT NOVA T Pyx: A NORMAL NOVA ERUPTION ~1866 Shell ejected in 1866±5 V expansion for shell is 500-715 km/s M shell is 10 -4.5 M } Classic al Nova Eruptio n In 1866 1994 2007 M WD dominated by ejections of regular nova events, so is losing mass Short-P recurrent novae are not SN

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1994 2007. RECURRENT NOVA T Pyx : A NORMAL NOVA ERUPTION ~1866. Shell ejected in 1866±5 V expansion for shell is 500-715 km/s M shell is 10 -4.5 M . Classical Nova Eruption In 1866. }. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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RECURRENT NOVA T Pyx:A NORMAL NOVA ERUPTION ~1866

Shell ejected in 1866±5

Vexpansion for shell is 500-715 km/sMshell is 10-4.5 M

}ClassicalNova Eruption In 1866

1994

2007

MWD dominated by ejections of regular nova events, so is losing mass

Short-Porb recurrent novae are not SN progenitors

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GET Mejecta FROM PERIOD CHANGE ACROSS ERUPTIONS

Mejecta = (MWD/A)*(P/P)

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U SCO 2010 ERUPTION:LARGE PERIOD CHANGE

2452000-0.010

-0.005

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0.005

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0.020U SCO

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• P = (27.6 ± 1.4) x 10-6 days• Mejecta = (27.7 ± 1.4) x 10-6 M

• T = 10.9 years, M = (0.1±0.05) x 10-6 M/yr

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T PYX 2011 ERUPTION:LARGE PERIOD CHANGE

• P = (4.0 ± 0.3) x 10-6 days• Mejecta = (58.8 ± 5.5) x 10-6 M

• T = 44.3 years, M = (0.1±0.05) x 10-6 M/yr

2454400 2454800 2455200 2455600 2456000 2456400-0.005

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CI AQL 2000 ERUPTION:SUBSTANTIAL PERIOD CHANGE

• P = (1.5 ± 1.0) x 10-6 days• Mejecta = (2.9 ± 2.0) x 10-6 M

• T = 24 years, M = (0.1±0.05) x 10-6 M/yr

2448000 2449000 2450000 2451000 2452000 2453000 2454000 2455000 2456000-0.020

-0.015

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RECURRENT NOVA WHITE DWARFS ARE EJECTING MORE MASS THAN THEY ARE ACCRETING

RNe Year Mejecta(10-

6M)MT(10-

6M)Mejecta/MT

U Sco 2010 27.7±1.4 1.1 25T Pyx 2011 58.8±5.5 4.4 13CI Aql 2000 2.9±2.0 2.4 1.2

RNe WDs losing massRNe will not become Type Ia

supernova

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HALF OF THE RECURRENT NOVAE ARE NEON NOVAE

Half-or-more of RN will not become supernovae

A neon nova cannot have its WD gaining mass, because it is dredging up new material each eruption.

A neon nova must have an underlying ONeMg WD and cannot become a supernova, because it is not the required CO white dwarf.

NEON NOVAE

U Sco

RS Oph

YY Dor

Nova LMC 2009

FeII NOVAE

T CrB

V394 CrA

V3890 Sgr

IM Nor

Mason et al. 2012, A&A

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RN SUMMARY SO FAR:T Pyx MS companion ✖WD is losing mass

IM Nor MS companion ✖CN eruption means WD is losing mass

V2487 Oph

Subgiant companion

U Sco Subgiant companion ✖ONeMg WD, WD losing mass

CI Aql Subgiant companion ✖WD is losing mass

V394 CrA Subgiant companion

T CrB Red Giant companion

RS Oph Red Giant companion ✖ONeMg WD

V745 Sco Red Giant companion

V3890 Sgr

Red Giant companion

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THE COMPANION STAR CAN DISTINGUISH THE PROGENITOR

DoubleDegenerate

Recurrent Novae

Symbiotic Stars

HeliumStars

PersistentSupersoftSources

Pre-eruption companion to WD

WD Red Giant,Subgiant,MS

Red Giant Hi-Lum. star ‘core’

Subgiant,>1.2M MS

Post-eruption ex-companion

...none... Red Giant,Subgiant,MS

Red Giant Hi-Lum. star ‘core’

Subgiant,>1.2M MS

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3-s error circle:Measurement Error

+Orbital Velocity

+Kicks

SNR 0509-67.5 FINAL 3-s ERROR CIRCLEIS EMPTY OF POINT SOURCES TO V=26.9

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THE UTTER LACK OF ANY EX-COMPANION RULES OUT ALL MODELS

EXCEPT THE DOUBLE DEGENERATESchaefer & Pagnotta 2012, Nature

Limiting mag of V=26.9 MV=8.4 (K9 on main sequence)

✖ ✖✖ ✖DoubleDegenerate

Recurrent Novae

Symbiotic Stars

HeliumStars

PersistentSupersoftSources

Post-eruption ex-companion

...none... Red Giant,Subgiant,MS

Red Giant Hi-Lum. star ‘core’

Subgiant,>1.2M MS

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TWO MORE LMC TYPE Ia SN REMNANTS HAVE NO RED GIANT or SUBGIANT EX-COMPANIONS

SNR 0505-67.9SNR 0519-69.0Edwards, Pagnotta, & Schaefer 2012,

ApJLett

SN1006 HAS NO RED GIANT EX-COMPANION

Gonzalez-Hernandez et al. 2012, Nature

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Li et al. (2011) (arXiv)

SN 2011fe HAS NO RED GIANT COMPANIONLi et al. 2011, Nature

Lack of any counterpart on pre-eruption HST images proves the companion cannot be a luminous red giant or a luminous Helium star.

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NO ‘KASEN EFFECT’ IN 235 SUPERNOVAE MEANS NO RED GIANT COMPANION

Kasen 2010, ApJ

Supernova Survey # supernova

# with Kasen effect

SDSSHayden et al. 2010,ApJ

108 0

SNLSBianco et al. 2011,ApJ

100 0

LOSSGaneshalingam et al. 2010,ApJ

61 0

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NO EMISSION FROM EJECTA/WIND COLLISION MEANS NO RED GIANT COMPANION

Wavelength Instrument # supernova

# with emission

X-ray SwiftRussell & Immler 2012,ApJLett

53 0

Ultraviolet

SwiftBrown et al. 2012,ApJ

12 0

Radio VLAHancock et al. 2011,ApJ

46 0

Radio EVLAChomiuk et al. 2012,ApJ

1 (SN2011fe) 0

BUT:A few SNe (PTF11kx, SN2002ic, & SN2005gj) show variable narrow emission lines that are a clear hall mark of interaction with a circumstellar medium 0.1% - 1% of progenitors are Symbiotic Stars

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SCORECARD FOR RED GIANT COMPANIONS:# Supernova Examined

# with Red Giants

SNR 0509-67.5 1 0

2 LMC SNRs 2 0

Tycho’s & SN1006 2 0

SN 2011fe 1 0

No Kasen Effect 269x10% 0

No Wind/Ejecta Collision

112 0

_____ ___145 0

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RN SUMMARY:T Pyx MS companion ✖WD is losing mass

IM Nor MS companion ✖CN eruption means WD is losing mass

V2487 Oph

Subgiant companion ✖No subgiant companions

U Sco Subgiant companion ✖ONeMg WD, WD losing mass

CI Aql Subgiant companion ✖WD is losing mass

V394 CrA Subgiant companion ✖No subgiant companions

T CrB Red Giant companion ✖No red giant companions

RS Oph Red Giant companion ✖ONeMg WD

V745 Sco Red Giant companion ✖No red giant companions

V3890 Sgr

Red Giant companion ✖No red giant companions

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GENERALIZING –IF ONE CLASS DOMINATEs:

DoubleDegenerate

Recurrent Novae

Symbiotic Stars

HeliumStars

PersistentSupersoftSources

First Progenitor Class ✓✖✖✖✖

No RedGiants

No RedGiants

SNR0509center is empty

Neon WDs,Mejecta too high

SNR0509center is empty

No Hi-Lstars

No Kasen effect

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GENERALIZING –IF TWO CLASSES DOMINATE:

DoubleDegenerate

Recurrent Novae

Symbiotic Stars

HeliumStars

PersistentSupersoftSources

First Progenitor Class ✓✖✖✖✖SecondProgenitor Class ??? ✖✖✖✖ ?

No Kasen effect

Different from first class

No RedGiants

No RedGiants

SNR0509center is empty

No RedGiants

No RedGiants

Neon WDs,Mejecta too high

SNR0509center is empty

Neon WDs,Mejecta too high

No Hi-Lstars

No Hi-Lstars

No Kasen effect

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CONCLUSIONS:

or

SUPERSOFT? DOUBLE DEGENERATESYMB

IOTIC

DOUBLE DEGENERATESYMB

IOTIC

Two RNe have Mejecta>>MT

Half of the RNe are neon nova

T Pyx had a classical nova eruption in 1866 and is fast exiting the RN phase

SNR0509-67.5 has an empty central region to MV= +8.4

Out of a sample of 145 SNe, 0 have red giant companions(with similar but weaker restrictions for subgiant companions)