近赤外広視野観測から探る褐色矮星・ 惑星質量天体とIMF Salpeter’s law Increase monotonously NIR Deep Wide Survey of Very Young Scalo’s law Kroupa Miller-Scalo Peark around 0.3Mo Low-mass Objects Scalo But, data incompleteness Kroupa’s law Brown Dwarf Brown Dwarf Investigation of the Initial Mass Salpeter Planetary- Planetary- Peak around 0.1 Mo? Function at Very Low-Mass Side Mass Object Mass Object But, data incompleteness →massive Salpeter (1955) logM 1 2 Star Planet Planet Star Brown Dwarf Brown Dwarf M dwarf M dwarf T dwarf T dwarf L dwarf Jupiter Sun Jupiter Sun L dwarf Luminosity 質 Star 量 ( 木 The track of Burrows et al. (1997) 1 -4 Brown Dwarf 星 質 1 光度 (L/Lo) Young BD and 量 10 - PMOs in Perseus 2 ) Planetary-Mass Object Oasa et al. in prep. -8 12 年 10m/s Pleiades 10 - 0.01 4 Forming PMOs are brighter 4 th order 1 Field 100 0.01 年齢 1Myr 10Myr 100Myr 1Gyr 10Gyr SFR Sun 0.26pc (5.5’) age 1Myr 軌道半径 (AU) 10Myr 10 - 6 7 1
IMF Massive SFR OriB IMF – Massive SFRs Orion, NGC3603 - Brown Planetary Dwarf Mass Low-Mass Object Star Brown Dwarf Low-Mass Star 16 18 IMF –Intermediate mass SFRs Serpens- IMF Group1 - Massive N Dust clump SFR E Cluster A without CO gas S106- Dust clump Planetary- Mass with CO gas Object Group2 Brown Dwarf Low- Mass Log[N/logMo] Cluster B Star Group3 Log[M/Mo] -2 -1 0 Spitzer/IRAC 19 21 2
IMF – Intermediate mass SFR IMF – low mass SFRs Ophiuchi- RCrA & NGC1333- N/Mo Planetary- Brown Mass Objects 5 ’ Brown 0.3Myr Dwarfs DwarfsLow-Mass Low-Mass Stars Clump MF Stars Log[N/logMo] Planetary- Mass Objects Planetary- Mass Objects 1Myr Brown Dwarfs Low-Mass Stars Log[M/Mo] 37 38 Q: Substellar-mass objects form everywhere? IMF – Other Clusters & Field - 2MASS Image of NGC7538 11.0´ × 11.0´ LMC IMF Carlson et al. (2012) field in M31 using Carlson et al. 2012 39 40 3
Summary Open Questions Is the lower mass objects increasing also in the other regions? What key physical processes govern the formation of BDs and PMOs? Is the process same as “star” or “planet”? The lower end of IMF would be variable. What determines it? Over a range of mass, metallicity, stellar density, and environment 41 4
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