J/A+A/618/A44     Predicted microlensing events from Gaia DR2   (Bramich, 2018)

Predicted microlensing events from analysis of Gaia Data Release 2. Bramich D.M. <Astron. Astrophys. 618, A44 (2018)> =2018A&A...618A..44B 2018A&A...618A..44B (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Gravitational lensing ; Positional data ; Stars, nearby Keywords: gravitational lensing: micro - methods: data analysis - catalogs - astrometry - stars: fundamental parameters Abstract: I search for source-lens pairs in Gaia Data Release 2 (GDR2, Cat. I/345) that could potentially lead to microlensing events between 25th July 2014 and 25th July 2026. I estimate the lens masses using GDR2 photometry and parallaxes, and appropriate model stellar isochrones. Combined with the source and lens parallax measurements from GDR2, this allows the Einstein ring radius to be computed for each source-lens pair. By considering the source and lens paths on the sky, I calculate the microlensing signals that are to be expected. Description: Characteristics of the 43 astrometric microlensing events ME34-ME76. 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This file tablea7.dat 460 43 Characteristics of the microlensing events ME34-ME76 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: I/345 : Gaia DR2 (Gaia Collaboration, 2018) Byte-by-byte Description of file: tablea7.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 4 A4 --- Event Event name 6- 10 A5 --- LensSpType Lens spectral type 12- 30 A19 --- LensID Lens GDR2 ID 32- 45 F14.10 deg RALdeg Lens right ascension (ICRS, at Ep=2015.5) 48- 54 F7.4 mas e_RALdeg Error on lens right ascension 56- 69 F14.10 deg DELdeg Lens declination (ICRS, at Ep=2015.5) 72- 78 F7.4 mas e_DELdeg Error on lens declination 80- 88 F9.3 mas/yr LenspmRA Lens proper motion in right ascension 90- 94 F5.3 mas/yr e_LenspmRA Error on lens proper motion in right ascension 96-103 F8.3 mas/yr LenspmDE Lens proper motion in declination 105-109 F5.3 mas/yr e_LenspmDE Error on lens proper motion in declination 111-117 F7.3 mas Lensplx Lens parallax 119-123 F5.3 mas e_Lensplx Error on lens parallax 125-132 F8.4 mag LensGmag Lens G mean magnitude 134-139 F6.4 mag e_LensGmag Error on lens G mean magnitude 141-147 F7.4 mag LensBPmag Lens G_BP mean magnitude 149-154 F6.4 mag e_LensBPmag Error on lens G_BP mean magnitude 156-162 F7.4 mag LensRPmag Lens G_RP mean magnitude 164-169 F6.4 mag e_LensRPmag Error on lens G_RP mean magnitude 171-174 F4.2 Msun LensMass Lens mass 176-194 I19 --- Source Source GDR2 ID 196-209 F14.10 deg RAdeg Source right ascension (ICRS, at Ep=2015.5) 211-216 F6.3 mas e_RAdeg Error on source right ascension 218-231 F14.10 deg DEdeg Source declination (ICRS, at Ep=2015.5) 233-238 F6.3 mas e_DEdeg Error on source declination 240-246 F7.3 mas/yr pmRA ? Source proper motion in right ascension 248-252 F5.3 mas/yr e_pmRA ? Error on source proper motion in right ascension 254-260 F7.3 mas/yr pmDE ? Source proper motion in declination 262-266 F5.3 mas/yr e_pmDE ? Error on source proper motion in declination 268-273 F6.3 mas plx ? Source parallax 275-279 F5.3 mas e_plx ? Error on source parallax 281-287 F7.4 mag Gmag ? Source G mean magnitude 289-294 F6.4 mag e_Gmag ? Error on source G mean magnitude 296-302 F7.4 mag BPmag ? Source G_BP mean magnitude 304-309 F6.4 mag e_BPmag ? Error on source G_BP mean magnitude 311-317 F7.4 mag RPmag ? Source G_RP mean magnitude 319-324 F6.4 mag e_RPmag ? Error on source G_RP mean magnitude 326-331 F6.3 mas thetaE Einstein radius theta_E 333-337 F5.3 mas e_thetaE Error on Einstein radius 339-344 F6.2 --- u0t Minimum normalised source-lens separation u_0 in theta_E units 346-351 F6.2 --- b_u0t 15.9 percentile of the minimum normalised source-lens separation u_0 in theta_E units 353-358 F6.2 --- B_u0t 84.1 percentile of the minimum normalised source-lens separation u_0 in theta_E units 360-366 F7.2 mas u0 Minimum source-lens separation u_0 368-374 F7.2 mas b_u0 15.9 percentile of the minimum source-lens separation u_0 376-382 F7.2 mas B_u0 84.1 percentile of the minimum source-lens separation u_0 384-393 F10.5 yr t0 Epoch of the event peak t_0 in Julian year 394-396 A3 --- n_t0 [(ab) ] Note on t0 (1) 398-407 F10.5 yr b_t0 15.9 percentile of the epoch of the event peak t_0 in Julian year 409-418 F10.5 yr B_t0 84.1 percentile of the epoch of the event peak t_0 in Julian year 420-424 F5.3 mas dtheta2 Difference between the minimum and maximum astrometric shifts of an event over the 12-year baseline of an extended Gaia mission 426-430 F5.3 mas b_dtheta2 15.9 percentile of the difference between the minimum and maximum astrometric shifts of an event over the 12-year baseline of an extended Gaia mission 432-436 F5.3 mas B_dtheta2 84.1 percentile of the difference between the minimum and maximum astrometric shifts of an event over the 12-year baseline of an extended Gaia mission 438-444 F7.2 d Tdtheta2 Amount of time that an event spends with its astrometric shift above halfway between the minimum and maximum shift 446-452 F7.2 d b_Tdtheta2 15.9 percentile of the amount of time that an event spends with its astrometric shift above halfway between the minimum and maximum shift 454-460 F7.2 d B_Tdtheta2 84.1 percentile of the amount of time that an event spends with its astrometric shift above halfway between the minimum and maximum shift -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): Note as follows: (a) = Event peaks before this date and the event properties are only computed using the time period considered in this paper. (b) = Event peaks after this date. For event properties computed from a more appropriate time period, see Bramich & Nielsen (2018). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Dan Bramich, dan.bramich(at)hotmail.co.uk
(End) Dan Bramich [NYUAD, UAE], Patricia Vannier [CDS] 10-Jul-2018
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