High-Speed Outflows and Dusty Disks during the AGB to PN Transition: The PANORAMA survey
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| author | Sahai, Raghvendra Alcolea, Javier Balick, Bruce Blackman, Eric G. Bujarrabal, Valentin Castro-Carrizo, Arancha De Marco, Orsola Kastner, Joel Kim, Hyosun Lagadec, Eric Lee, Chin-Fei Sabin, Laurence Santander-Garcia, M. Contreras, Carmen Sánchez Tafoya, Daniel Ueta, Toshiya Vlemmings, Wouter Zijlstra, Albert |
| author_facet | Sahai, Raghvendra Alcolea, Javier Balick, Bruce Blackman, Eric G. Bujarrabal, Valentin Castro-Carrizo, Arancha De Marco, Orsola Kastner, Joel Kim, Hyosun Lagadec, Eric Lee, Chin-Fei Sabin, Laurence Santander-Garcia, M. Contreras, Carmen Sánchez Tafoya, Daniel Ueta, Toshiya Vlemmings, Wouter Zijlstra, Albert |
| contents | As mass-losing asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars evolve to planetary nebulae (PNe), the mass outflow geometries transform from nearly spherical to extreme aspherical. The physical mechanisms governing this transformation are widely believed to be linked to binarity and the associated production of disks and fast jets during transitional (post-AGB) evolutionary stages. We are carrying out a systematic ALMA survey ($P$re-planet$A$ry $N$ebulae high-angular-res$O$lution su$R$vey with $A$L$MA$ or PANORAMA) of a representative sample of bipolar and multipolar post-AGB objects. We have obtained high angular-resolution (0".1-0".4) observations of the CO(3--2) and/or 6--5 emission in order to probe the spatio-kinematic structure of the collimated outflows and the central disk/torii. The results are remarkable, generally showing the presence of bipolar or multipolar high-velocity outflows, dense toroidal waists, and in one case, a geometrically-thin circular ring around the central bipolar nebula. A high degree of point-symmetry characterizes the morphology of the mass ejecta. In this contribution, we present these and other highlights from our survey. We aim to use 2D/3D radiative transfer modeling in order to derive accurate outflow momenta, masses and mass-loss rates for our sample, and build hydrodynamical models that can explain the observed spatio-kinematic structures. These results will then be used to distinguish between different classes of PN-shaping binary interaction models. |
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| spellingShingle | High-Speed Outflows and Dusty Disks during the AGB to PN Transition: The PANORAMA survey Sahai, Raghvendra Alcolea, Javier Balick, Bruce Blackman, Eric G. Bujarrabal, Valentin Castro-Carrizo, Arancha De Marco, Orsola Kastner, Joel Kim, Hyosun Lagadec, Eric Lee, Chin-Fei Sabin, Laurence Santander-Garcia, M. Contreras, Carmen Sánchez Tafoya, Daniel Ueta, Toshiya Vlemmings, Wouter Zijlstra, Albert Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Astrophysics of Galaxies As mass-losing asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars evolve to planetary nebulae (PNe), the mass outflow geometries transform from nearly spherical to extreme aspherical. The physical mechanisms governing this transformation are widely believed to be linked to binarity and the associated production of disks and fast jets during transitional (post-AGB) evolutionary stages. We are carrying out a systematic ALMA survey ($P$re-planet$A$ry $N$ebulae high-angular-res$O$lution su$R$vey with $A$L$MA$ or PANORAMA) of a representative sample of bipolar and multipolar post-AGB objects. We have obtained high angular-resolution (0".1-0".4) observations of the CO(3--2) and/or 6--5 emission in order to probe the spatio-kinematic structure of the collimated outflows and the central disk/torii. The results are remarkable, generally showing the presence of bipolar or multipolar high-velocity outflows, dense toroidal waists, and in one case, a geometrically-thin circular ring around the central bipolar nebula. A high degree of point-symmetry characterizes the morphology of the mass ejecta. In this contribution, we present these and other highlights from our survey. We aim to use 2D/3D radiative transfer modeling in order to derive accurate outflow momenta, masses and mass-loss rates for our sample, and build hydrodynamical models that can explain the observed spatio-kinematic structures. These results will then be used to distinguish between different classes of PN-shaping binary interaction models. |
| title | High-Speed Outflows and Dusty Disks during the AGB to PN Transition: The PANORAMA survey |
| topic | Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Astrophysics of Galaxies |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06038 |