Characterization of M51 supernova remnants with the imaging spectrometer SITELLE

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Autori principali: Gamache, Billy, Drissen, Laurent, Robert, Carmelle, Posternak, Mykola
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author Gamache, Billy
Drissen, Laurent
Robert, Carmelle
Posternak, Mykola
author_facet Gamache, Billy
Drissen, Laurent
Robert, Carmelle
Posternak, Mykola
contents We present preliminary results of a detailed 3D study of supernova remnants in the nearby spiral M51 using data from the SIGNALS survey obtained with the imaging Fourier transform spectrometer SITELLE at the Canada-France-Hawaii telescope (CFHT). Data cubes covering the entire galaxy were gathered in three spectral ranges: SN3 (647-685 nm, R = 5000), SN2 (482-513 nm, R = 600) and SN1 (363-386 nm, R = 1000). The spectral resolution of the SN3 cube allows a precise, spatially resolved measurement of the velocity dispersion of each object. While most of the SNRs were known from previous surveys based on imagery and long-slit spectroscopy, we now provide 2D line flux and kinematic maps for all of them and found 20 new candidates. Most of the SNRs show velocity dispersions ($σ$) in the range 30-80 km/s, which is typical for middle-aged SNRs. Finally, we compare the properties of SNRs with those of thousands of HII regions included in the same dataset.
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spellingShingle Characterization of M51 supernova remnants with the imaging spectrometer SITELLE
Gamache, Billy
Drissen, Laurent
Robert, Carmelle
Posternak, Mykola
Astrophysics of Galaxies
We present preliminary results of a detailed 3D study of supernova remnants in the nearby spiral M51 using data from the SIGNALS survey obtained with the imaging Fourier transform spectrometer SITELLE at the Canada-France-Hawaii telescope (CFHT). Data cubes covering the entire galaxy were gathered in three spectral ranges: SN3 (647-685 nm, R = 5000), SN2 (482-513 nm, R = 600) and SN1 (363-386 nm, R = 1000). The spectral resolution of the SN3 cube allows a precise, spatially resolved measurement of the velocity dispersion of each object. While most of the SNRs were known from previous surveys based on imagery and long-slit spectroscopy, we now provide 2D line flux and kinematic maps for all of them and found 20 new candidates. Most of the SNRs show velocity dispersions ($σ$) in the range 30-80 km/s, which is typical for middle-aged SNRs. Finally, we compare the properties of SNRs with those of thousands of HII regions included in the same dataset.
title Characterization of M51 supernova remnants with the imaging spectrometer SITELLE
topic Astrophysics of Galaxies
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.08888