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Dust Formation and Destruction in the Circumstellar Medium of Core-Collapse Supernovae Geoffrey C. Clayton Louisiana State University. Collaborators: Jen Andrews (LSU) Joe Gallagher (LSU) Mike Barlow (UCL)
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Dust Formation and Destruction in the Circumstellar Medium of Core-Collapse Supernovae Geoffrey C. Clayton Louisiana State University
Collaborators: • Jen Andrews (LSU) • Joe Gallagher (LSU) • Mike Barlow (UCL) • Roger Wesson (UCL) • Jo Fabbri (UCL) • Margaret Meixner (STScI) • Massaki Otsuka (STScI) • Karl Gordon (STScI) • Barbara Ercolano (Exeter) • Ben Sugerman (Goucher) • Doug Welch (McMaster)
Dust Production SNe II (solid), Low mass stars (dotted), SNe Ia (dashed), destruction rate by astration (thick solid) (Dwek 1998)
NGC 6946 SN 1917A, SN 1939C, SN 1948B, SN 1968D, SN 1969P, SN 1980K, SN 2002hh, SN 2004et, and SN 2008S SN 2002hh SN 2004et
Signatures of dust formation in SNe • Asymmetric Emission Lines • IR emission • Fading in Visible • Increased extinction • Molecular formation
SN 2003gd Mdust = 0.02 M☉
SN 2007od SN 2007it
AG Car Hα Radio
Mdust = 10-6 Mo SN 1987A 11.7 micron (red) + F625W (yellow) (Bouchet et al. 2006)
<-- M = 8 - 40 M☉ M = 1.4 - 25 M☉ -->
Mass loss = 10 Mo Mgas/Mdust =100 Mgas = 9.9 M☉ Mdust = 0.1 M☉
PISN SN with Mass = 140-260 Mo Schneider et al. 2004