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Can we build a complete set of tools ? RT Can we build a complete set of tools ? RT Spectra, Images Channel maps Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA) SEDs Herschel, ALMA, PIONIER/Gravity, JWST, SPICA ALMA, SPHERE/GPI Can we build a


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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

RT

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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

RT SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

RT

Chemistry, gas thermal balance

SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

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Model fitting : grid of models, MCMC

Fostino

Chemistry, gas thermal balance

SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

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Hydro models, dust evolution


Model fitting : grid of models, MCMC

Fostino

Chemistry, gas thermal balance

SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

RT

Hydro models, dust evolution


Model fitting : grid of models, MCMC

Fostino

Chemistry, gas thermal balance

SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

Feedback ?

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Can we build a complete set of tools ?

RT

Hydro models, dust evolution


Model fitting : grid of models, MCMC

Fostino

Chemistry, gas thermal balance

SEDs Images

Interfero: nIR + mm (CASA)

Spectra, 
 Channel maps

→ PIONIER/Gravity, ALMA, SPHERE/GPI → Herschel, ALMA, JWST, SPICA

Feedback ?

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Inclined binary with a disc:
 1 million phantom SPH particules ➔ 1 million MCFOST Voronoi cells

Example of post-processing

Scattered light : 1.6μm Thermal emission : 1.3mm

mcfost <para_file> -phantom <dump>

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Fargo model

Coupling hydro + chemistry + RT

+
 Astrochem

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Live coupling hydro + RT

  • mcfost is now available as a library (libmcfost.a)
  • pass SPH particles (position, velocity, n(a))
  • MCFOST performs

Voronoi tessellation + radiative transfer and returns Tdust + radiation pressure vectors without interpolation

  • takes ~ few minutes for 106 particles :
  • can be performed every few time steps yo get

full hydro+RT simulations

syntax specific to phantom (thanks Daniel) so far, 
 but trivial to extend to other code

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MCFOST + phantom : 
 recovering hydrostatic equilibrium

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MCFOST + phantom : 
 recovering hydrostatic equilibrium

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Gas temperature

mcfost + ProDiMo (Woitke 2009) model

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Gas heating & cooling

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Chemical abundances

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Estimating Tgas via Machine Learning

Also predicts election density (-> MHD), molecular abundances Prediction from 100 ProDiMo models training set

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ALMA and SPHERE views of IM Lupi

1"

100 150 200 100 150 200

ALMA 1.3mm + 12CO
 0.3” 0.1km/s SPHERE H band DPI ~ 0.03”

Avenhaus et al, in prep. i = 50 deg

100au 1" IM Lup

Pinte et al, 2017

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12CO (2-1)

1"

Upper surface Lower surface Upper surface Lower surface

dv=−1.28km/s dv=−0.96km/s dv=−0.64km/s dv=−0.32km/s dv=−0.00km/s dv=0.32km/s dv=0.64km/s dv=0.96km/s dv=1.28km/s

5 15 25 35 Tb [K]

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13CO (2-1)

1"

Upper surface Lower surface Upper surface Lower surface

dv=−1.28km/s dv=−0.96km/s dv=−0.64km/s dv=−0.32km/s dv=−0.00km/s dv=0.32km/s dv=0.64km/s dv=0.96km/s dv=1.28km/s

5 10 15 20 Tb [K]

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Upper surface Far side Upper surface Near side Lower surface Far side Lower surface Near side

vertical snow line T

  • p of the CO layer
  • bserved in 12CO

Bottom of the CO layer

  • bserved in

12CO

Bottom of the CO layer observed in 13CO and C18O gas CO layer atomic and ionized layer

1"

Upper surface Lower surface Upper surface Lower surface

dv=−1.28km/s dv=−0.96km/s dv=−0.64km/s dv=−0.32km/s dv=−0.00km/s dv=0.32km/s dv=0.64km/s dv=0.96km/s dv=1.28km/s

5 15 25 35 Tb [K]

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Reconstructing the altitude, velocity and temperature of the CO emitting layers

Tex ≈ Tgas for 
 low J CO lines

δx yb − yc h sin i (xc, yc) (x , y ) F (x, yf) N (x, yn)

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Upper surface far side Upper surface near side Lower surface near side N F Position along vertical axis Flux

∆ v = 0.80 km/s

r = r (x − x?)2 + ✓yf − yc cos i ◆2 . The altitude h of the orbit

emis- as h = yc − y? sin i .

3 = (3obs − 3syst) r (x − x?) sin i.

Tb = Tex(1 − e−τ)

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The CO layers

12CO 13CO

C18O

100 200 300 400 50 100 150

r [au] hCO [au]

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Vertical velocity gradient & sub-Keplerian rotation

vKep(r,z=0) vKep(r,z) v(r,z), with dP/dr

100 200 300 400 1 2 3 4

r [au] v [km.s−1]

32 r = GM?r (r2 + h2)3/2 + 1 ⇢gas @P @r .

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Mapping the vertical
 snow line

T = 21K Flux dilution Flux dilution

12CO upper surface 12CO lower surface 13CO upper surface

C18O upper surface

100 200 300 400 10 20 30

r [au] max(Tb) [K]

Upper surface Far side Upper surface Near side Lower surface Far side Lower surface Near side

vertical snow line T

  • p of the CO layer
  • bserved in 12CO

Bottom of the CO layer

  • bserved in

12CO

Bottom of the CO layer observed in 13CO and C18O gas CO layer atomic and ionized layer

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Comparison with models

100 200 300 400 500 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

r [au] h/r

T [K]

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CO layers vs scattered light layer

IM Lup

12CO 13CO

C18O

100 200 300 400 50 100 150

r [au] hCO [au]

Avenhaus et al, in prep.

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Concluding remarks

  • New ALMA and adaptive optics observations

require advanced models coupling hydro + RT + chemistry

  • Modern continuum RT codes can be coupled

efficiently with hydro codes

  • Tgas, ionisation chemistry can be estimated via

Machine Learning trained on databases of thermo-chemical models