J/A+A/484/755     Oxygen recombination lines from Cas A knots  (Docenko+, 2008)

Optical and near-infrared recombination lines of oxygen ions from Cassiopeia A knots. Docenko D., Sunyaev R.A. <Astron. Astrophys. 484, 755 (2008)> =2008A&A...484..755D 2008A&A...484..755D
ADC_Keywords: Supernova remnants ; Atomic physics Keywords: atomic processes - supernovae: individual: Cassiopeia A - infrared: ISM Abstract: Fast-moving knots (FMK) in the Galactic supernova remnant Cassiopeia A consist mainly of metals and allow us to study element production in supernovae and to investigate shock physics in great detail. We discuss and suggest observations of a previously unexplored class of spectral lines, the metal recombination lines in optical and near-infrared bands, emitted by the cold ionized and cooling plasma in fast-moving knots. Description: Tables contain wavelengths and intensities or emissivities of the fine structure components of the O, Si and S ion optical and near-infrared recombination lines (RLs) in the (nlK) -> (n'l'K') resolution. Emissivities and wavelengths are given for O II-VI, Si II-III and S II-V ion α-, β- and γ-line components in the wavelength range between 0.3 and 5 micron and temperature range between 103 and 105K. Only low-density emissivity values are included in tables and only transitions onto levels with nl≥5 are considered. Intensities and wavelengths are given for O II-VI ion α-, β- and γ-line components in the same wavelength range, as computed based on the Sutherland & Dopita (1995ApJ...439..381S 1995ApJ...439..381S) model of the oxygen-rich plasma emission in supernova remnants applied to Cassiopeia A fast-moving knots. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file table5.dat 141 1405 Low-density RL components of O II table6.dat 141 1779 Low-density RL components of O III table7.dat 141 319 Low-density RL components of O IV table8.dat 141 471 Low-density RL components of O V table9.dat 141 663 Low-density RL components of O VI table10.dat 141 73 Low-density RL components of Si II table11.dat 141 177 Low-density RL components of Si III table12.dat 141 1405 Low-density RL components of S II table13.dat 141 1779 Low-density RL components of S III table14.dat 141 319 Low-density RL components of S IV table15.dat 141 471 Low-density RL components of S V table16.dat 53 1406 Post-shock RL components of O II table17.dat 53 1779 Post-shock RL components of O III table18.dat 53 320 Post-shock RL components of O IV table19.dat 53 471 Post-shock RL components of O V table20.dat 53 664 Post-shock RL components of O VI table21.dat 53 1405 Pre-shock RL components of O II table22.dat 53 1779 Pre-shock RL components of O III table23.dat 53 319 Pre-shock RL components of O IV -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: table?.dat table1[012345].dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 3 I3 --- Jc Total electronic angular momentum of the core 4- 6 I3 --- nu Upper transition level principal quantum number 7- 9 I3 --- lu Upper transition level orbital angular momentum quantum number 10- 12 I3 --- Ku Upper transition level quantum number K doubled 13- 15 I3 --- nl Lower transition level principal quantum number 16- 18 I3 --- ll Lower transition level orbital angular momentum quantum number 19- 21 I3 --- Kl Lower transition level quantum number K doubled 22- 31 F10.5 um Lambda ]0.3,5.0[ Line wavelength 32- 42 E11.3 cm3/s eps3.0 Line low-density emissivity at T=103.0K 43- 53 E11.3 --- frac3.0 Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line at T=103.0K 54- 64 E11.3 cm3/s eps3.5 Line low-density emissivity at T=103.5K 65- 75 E11.3 --- frac3.5 Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line at T=103.5K 76- 86 E11.3 cm3/s eps4.0 Line low-density emissivity at T=104.0K 87- 97 E11.3 --- frac4.0 Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line at T=104.0K 98-108 E11.3 cm3/s eps4.5 Line low-density emissivity at T=104.5K 109-119 E11.3 --- frac4.5 Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line at T=104.5K 120-130 E11.3 cm3/s eps5.0 Line low-density emissivity at T=105.0 K 131-141 E11.3 --- frac5.0 Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line at T=105.0 K -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: table1[6789].dat table2?.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 3 I3 --- Jc Total electronic angular momentum of the core 4- 6 I3 --- nu Upper transition level principal quantum number 7- 9 I3 --- lu Upper transition level orbital angular momentum quantum number 10- 12 I3 --- Ku Upper transition level quantum number K doubled 13- 15 I3 --- nl Lower transition level principal quantum number 16- 18 I3 --- ll Lower transition level orbital angular momentum quantum number 19- 21 I3 --- Kl Lower transition level quantum number K doubled 22- 31 F10.5 um Lambda ]0.3,5.0[ Line wavelength 32- 42 E11.3 mW/m2 Flux Line flux (1) 43- 53 E11.3 --- Frac Emissivity fraction of the total (nu-nl) line -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): The line flux is computed based on the Sutherland & Dopita (1995ApJ...439..381S 1995ApJ...439..381S) model of the oxygen-rich plasma emission. Emitting shock front area in the cloud of 1033cm, and distance to Cassiopeia A of 3.4kpc are assumed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: D. Docenko, dima(at)mpa-garching.mpg.de
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 28-Mar-2008
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